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a soak in a hot tub or hot bath (with epsom salts) might help loosen the neck tension.
or something more aroma therapeutic?
oh, you're familiar with the configuration speak?
if i show the fields list, would you critique? i'm almost complete, ... i think.
sure I can take a look at it..
Thanks :)
lessee. This is just for the LIU info
Route-24: label text site to site MUX
#00 RW - not sure what this means? | Not sure
LIU: string -2412-40
Transmit Options:label text
Frame Format: string
Line Code: string
Equalization: string - there's an 'ft' here, unit of measure?
Clock Synch: string
Maintenance Options: label text
Loopback: boolean
Xmt test pattern: boolean
LIU Signal Generation: label text
Bit Byte Clock: string
Receive Code: string
Code to Dumb Unit: string
Trunk Processing Time: string
CircitID: string
-there's a new column here, I can't tell which label block these next 2 should be under? Transmit options? | yes can have internal or external clock syncing
Ext Clock: string
Clock Sync: string
LIU Card Data: label text
Product Rev: string
FW Rev: string
Serial Number: string
Issue Number: string
:date/timestamp
looks pretty good
oh, you're familiar with the configuration speak?
if i show the fields list, would you critique? i'm almost complete, ... i think.
sure I can take a look at it..
Thanks :)
lessee. This is just for the LIU info
Route-24: label text site to site MUX
#00 RW - not sure what this means?
LIU: string -2412-40
Transmit Options:label text
Frame Format: string
Line Code: string
Equalization: string - there's an 'ft' here, unit of measure?
Clock Synch: string
Maintenance Options: label text
Loopback: boolean
Xmt test pattern: boolean
LIU Signal Generation: label text
Bit Byte Clock: string
Receive Code: string
Code to Dumb Unit: string
Trunk Processing Time: string
CircitID: string
-there's a new column here, I can't tell which label block these next 2 should be under? Transmit options?
Ext Clock: string
Clock Sync: string
LIU Card Data: label text
Product Rev: string
FW Rev: string
Serial Number: string
Issue Number: string
:date/timestamp
Channel cards
CH: integer
Model: string
Rev: string
SerialNumber: string
RDL ? - don't know what this means.
Options: label text
Mode of Operation: string
Receive Gain: string 'dB'
Transmit Gain: string 'dB'
Trunk Processing: string (a dropdown list? says IDLE, don't know other options)
Receive Data/Code: string (dropdown?)
Loopback: boolean
2713 Loopback: boolean (enabled/disabled)
2713 Timeout: boolean (enabled/disabled)
Transmit A Bit: string
Circuit ID: string
Status: label text
says A on the next line. is that the status? assuming A means active. Status: boolean
RX: integer
TX: integer
2713 Detect: boolean
Mode: label text
Type: string
NORM ? -it just says NORM on a line by itself?
Lock: boolean
24 Channels. one to many. LIU to Channels
after this it gets confusing, doh
yeah it does get confusing, most are set and forget, and after the compnay I used to work for grew ginormously, the network engineers took over the wan/lan side of things, all I had to deal with were servers.
oh, you're familiar with the configuration speak?
if i show the fields list, would you critique? i'm almost complete, ... i think.
sure I can take a look at it..
Thanks :)
lessee. This is just for the LIU info
Route-24: label text site to site MUX
#00 RW - not sure what this means?
LIU: string -2412-40
Transmit Options:label text
Frame Format: string
Line Code: string
Equalization: string - there's an 'ft' here, unit of measure?
Clock Synch: string
Maintenance Options: label text
Loopback: boolean
Xmt test pattern: boolean
LIU Signal Generation: label text
Bit Byte Clock: string
Receive Code: string
Code to Dumb Unit: string
Trunk Processing Time: string
CircitID: string
-there's a new column here, I can't tell which label block these next 2 should be under? Transmit options?
Ext Clock: string
Clock Sync: string
LIU Card Data: label text
Product Rev: string
FW Rev: string
Serial Number: string
Issue Number: string
:date/timestamp
Channel cards
CH: integer
Model: string
Rev: string
SerialNumber: string
RDL ? - don't know what this means.
Options: label text
Mode of Operation: string
Receive Gain: string 'dB'
Transmit Gain: string 'dB'
Trunk Processing: string (a dropdown list? says IDLE, don't know other options)
Receive Data/Code: string (dropdown?)
Loopback: boolean
2713 Loopback: boolean (enabled/disabled)
2713 Timeout: boolean (enabled/disabled)
Transmit A Bit: string
Circuit ID: string
Status: label text
says A on the next line. is that the status? assuming A means active. Status: boolean
RX: integer
TX: integer
2713 Detect: boolean
Mode: label text
Type: string
NORM ? -it just says NORM on a line by itself?
Lock: boolean
24 Channels. one to many. LIU to Channels
after this it gets confusing, doh
yeah it does get confusing, most are set and forget, and after the compnay I used to work for grew ginormously, the network engineers took over the wan/lan side of things, all I had to deal with were servers.
so there's a 4wire to 4wire. and a 4wire to 2wire. i hope this clicks in my brain before the espresso wears off. i haven't felt this awake all week.
well like I said its been a few years, and I'm a hands on visual type person. labels and text in a forum doesn't quite put it in context for my brain to process. and based on what google has spit out, there's not much "user" configuration of the LIU to do.
a soak in a hot tub or hot bath (with epsom salts) might help loosen the neck tension.
or something more aroma therapeutic?
That sounds reasonable too, as long as I propped my hurt foot up out of the hot water. :)
oh, i didn't mean to put you out. I can reference a few manuals or bother a tech.
Thanks though.
It's always a pleasure to see your cute avatar. soooo kyoooot. :kiss:
oh, i didn't mean to put you out. I can reference a few manuals or bother a tech.
Thanks though.
It's always a pleasure to see your cute avatar. soooo kyoooot. :kiss:
oh its ok, internal lan stuff I know fairly well (routers and switches) as well as ethernet card config.. but basicaly I'm a Server Admin person, (windows, unix. linux doesn't matter I can manage them) .
That sounds reasonable too, as long as I propped my hurt foot up out of the hot water. :)
you can't wash your foot? what about that iodine stuff they use in hospitals?
worries about infection.
i understand the contract employee/no insurance/diabetic dilemma, haz the same problem.
omg, i think i finally found the Laurell K Hamilton my friend was talking about. She didn't find a "book" on editing that started her career, she went to an intensive workshop on editing. grr grrr lol.
http://www.sfsite.com/11a/lh187.htm
so wired on espresso, bing bing bing ricochet
That sounds reasonable too, as long as I propped my hurt foot up out of the hot water. :)
you can't wash your foot? what about that iodine stuff they use in hospitals?
worries about infection.
i understand the contract employee/no insurance/diabetic dilemma, haz the same problem.
Fortunately the skin isn't broken on the foot, but because of the swelling I need to keep it iced down when at home, so putting a swollen foot into a hot tub wouldn't be too good. That's why I figured a nice massage, focus on the neck and shoulders. :)
Yeah - no insurance+diabetes = suckage. :down: At least most of my supplies are inexpensive. I just need to stay healthy enough to work, so I can pay off bills and save some for the next stupid emergency. :blank:
FRIDAYY Yayys!!!
keep the espresso coming, lol. gotta do some stuff and get it done!!
i ordered that self-editing book, worse comes to worse i'm down the 11 dollars. and taking to heart some of the tips from the LKH interview.
And ordered Brave. Saw KK's princess wip and made me want to see the movie.
d/l the Realpaint demo to give it a serious test drive.
when i get home also gonna d/l the Hexagon and try out it's dxf capabilities. i've been wanting to design a font and turn it into props.
no utube, tvtropes this weekend, sidetracks me into wasting a whole weekend. keeps me up passed my bedtime and then too tired to do anything the next day. serious!
picking up a visagiftcard on the way home. 3 weekends of mm left.
phew, feeling lil dizzy. such a thing as too much caffeine?
some serious caching issues today. every other post turns me over to the broken login page.
Brave is a good movie. We have it in 3D
I missed it before but I saw it now - great work!!! :lol: :lol: :coolsmile:
Thankee!
Listless ennui?
Is there any other kind? An energetic ennui? :)
I was scared listless once...no wait, that was something else. :red:
Sounds like a bizzy buzzy dizzy day! :bug: :bug:
Too much caffeine will definitely give you that bzzzzzzzzzzzz feeling.. ugh. But coffee is a good idea! :)
Brave sounds like fun, maybe I'll rent it this weekend.
Back to debug, test, and reading! :coolsmile:
I am having sympathy neck pains, Wooly. I woke up this morning with the delicate scent of Tennessee skunk wafting through the heat pump into the house. Nothing enhances eau de skunk like warming it up. I went with my Mom's cure - putting a small bowl of vinegar next to each vent (it works). Wish the cure for skunk-related head- and neck-ache were as simple. :shut:
oh, i didn't mean to put you out. I can reference a few manuals or bother a tech.
Thanks though.
It's always a pleasure to see your cute avatar. soooo kyoooot. :kiss:
Note to all:
If I'm ever on fire, please don't hesitate to put ME out.
...that is beautiful and huge. An absolute treasure as it is the largest Father Willis instrument in the southern hemisphere. I am glad they saved it as t6his instrument represents an important era in organ history. All too often here in the States, when there is a renovation of a hall or church, the original organ is either sold or even disposed of and replaced with a new instrument (which sometimes is a digital facsimile of the real thing).
Hopefully there will be a recording of the re-dedication concert.
On the Non-Complaint front, I got a new-to-me car yesterday. It's like this one. So far, I like it.
nice set of vheels!
does anyone know, does DS understand .pmd inj files?
i'm thinking about adding D3D's pmd editor to my toolchest.
at one point, i did try Olivia in DS4, but forgot to test her body morphs to see if it read in DS.
...well not so much a complaint but some bad news.
As I mentioned in previous posts concerning loss of the client at the company I work, the inevitable occurred today.
I am now among the ranks of the unemployed. It really wasn't a big shock as things have become so slow everyone (of the "hourly" staff) has gone on reduced hours and required to take unpaid days off.
It is not a sacking, but a layoff so I can qualify for UC benefits.
To me this illustrates just how important this client was to the firm. They provided a steady stable workflow, in a sense were our "Bread & Butter" that helped us through the lean times (particularly during the last four years of the "Great Recession"). More than half the warehouse is empty and the production area which used to be a bustling hive of activity has become more like a tomb. Even in the digital print department things are so slow that the supervisor there was considering calling the afternoon/evening shift personnel to tell them not to come in.
Pretty much all the people left are the exempt (salaried) staff, and even a few of them (like my old supervisor) are apprehensive about their future.
Personally, I fear the company may not survive through the summer as that is usually the slowest time of the year.
Mid April would have been my eighteenth year so at least I have a good work history coupled with over fifteen years at my residence which shows stability.
The parting was actually quite congenial and I received a bonus of two weeks vacation pay along with the hours I worked this week They even paid me for the full day today. So I have a sizable bank deposit to make this afternoon and with my tax refund will have a nice cushion to fall back on.
Yeah, it's sad in a way, but then it gives me the opportunity to find something on my side of the West Hills and ditch the lengthy commute I've been dealing with all these years. Love to find something within biking distance as not only will I get back in shape but save over 100$ a month.
Going to take the next week at leisure (actually planned to take it as a vacation week anyway) get things in order, file for my tax return, and open my UC claim.
The other thing, I now have lots of time now to finish installing everything and setting up the runtimes on the workstation.
...and have time to maybe get back into kite flying again.
So mixed emotions about the whole situation but not as much a downer as it would have been.
...shoot, I can stay up late now and actually try to have that post to roll the thread over.
...The No More Epic Commute Complaint Thread.
...The Will Render For Food Complaint Thread
...The Pounding the Pavement Career Change Complaint Thread
I am having sympathy neck pains, Wooly. I woke up this morning with the delicate scent of Tennessee skunk wafting through the heat pump into the house. Nothing enhances eau de skunk like warming it up. I went with my Mom's cure - putting a small bowl of vinegar next to each vent (it works). Wish the cure for skunk-related head- and neck-ache were as simple. :shut:
Blech! When I lived out in East Austin, we'd have a skunk attack in the neighborhood once every couple of weeks.. nasty business! :bug: :gulp:
I hope you feel better soonest! :)
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiicccccccceeeeeeee! :coolsmile:
18 years is a long time.
Sometimes a layoff gives the added benefit of the state paying for certification classes.
Ugh.. well, I'm glad you got a nice cash cushion on the way out the door, and I'm *really* glad you can get unemployment.. that should be a help.
But still, it's never fun to get let go, so I'll be sending all the extra positive vibes I have out your way. HANG IN THERE!!!! :cheese:
I hope you find a kick-ass job soon!
...thank you.
One thing, I'll be posting lots of new pics once the the "Installapalooza" is complete.
...and finally will be able to work (no holds barred) with IBL, Reality/Lux and creating clothing content of my own design with MarvelousDesigner2/PP2012.
...and do I have a fun idea to kick everything off. (no spoilers).
More positive vibes for you KK <(~_~)>... and yes, yay for staying up late! :D.
:0 :) dude at day job came back from Paris, he gave me a small satchel of Herbs d'Provence. yumma yumma. now i need something to cook with it.
if i get off the bus at Bestbuy, i could run in check out the tablets and then go to the Stop & Shop for food shopping, then take the taxi rest of the way home. There's a B&N over there, too. can't stay long though, my buppy is waiting home for me.
cyas on the other side of the bus journey! :)
Try to stay upbeat! I hope you find something quickly. I've been out of work so long I think nobody will ever want me. It's scary. And I'm not doing too well with the website, either. Keep bumping into a problem that I can't figure out. Starting over is a difficult thing. I hope you can find something you like to do, and that has a big demand!
Dana
What's the shape of the problem that's causing issues? (or is it something you really want to nut out yourself?).