My phone will not charge complaint thread
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Not until he can get rid of that song from his mind!
Dana
Maybe you need to watch "Life of Brian"?
My computer misses your computer
Yeah The Heat Is On...
...[sport]
Ugh after looking like a juggernaut the last three games outscoring, their opponents by a total of 145 - 14 (including a beat down of #11 Michigan last week) Wisconsin had all sorts of trouble with lowly Northwestern (which is in the "cellar" of the Big 10 east). Wisconsin won, but barely, starting sluggishly (7 - 3 at halftime) and the normally smothering defence giving up two touchdowns in the fourth quarter for a final score of 24 - 15. Badgers also committed two rare turnovers as well on on an interception the other on a muffed punt.
Wisconsin's defence outscored the team's normally potent offence 14 - 10 forcing both a fumble and interception that were run back for touchdowns.
Seems like it was one of those "letdown" games where after a huge win like last week against Michigan, Wisconsin just didn't have their act together today. I look for them to drop a spot or two in the AP ratings because of this lackluster performance.
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Non-complaint: After two years of thinking about it, and a couple of aborted attempts to do it, I've finally upgraded to a relatively modern and more powerful computer.
I just sent in my carefully crafted order. I got everything through Amazon. I could raid my meager savings and pay for it right now but at my age, emergencies come up unexpectedly.
However, since I have an Amazon StoreCard and I'm already a member of Amazon Prime I was elegible for "Special Financing" of 0% interest for 12 months. So, I get to have my cake and eat it too.
I bought bits & pieces, not a whole new computer. My old secondary computer that I've been tinkering with for the last couple of weeks blew up again this morning and I've given up on it.
So, by stripping it and salvaging the good parts I already have a case, a couple terabytes of storage, video card, mouse, and keyboard. I ended up buying a new motherboard, processor, heatsink, memory, powersupply, Win10-Pro, and a couple little things necessary for the build. All for $654.
I'm not going to identify actual parts here to avoid the drama and second-guessing. At this point I'm happy with what I've bought. It isn't going to break my bank. I understand the value, limitations and features of what I bought. It will satisfy my particular computing needs. It has room to grow. If, however, in the future I become not happy, I'll come here to complain. 
And the best thing is that I don't have to canabalize my primary computer. I may even someday upgrade it from Win7-Pro to Win10-Pro but I won't have to run it on the Internet I have other machines to do that.
replace ear worms with babel fish. gargle blaster tastes better with cinnamon
is Friday over?
cant imagine anything more awesomer than carraraX(10) including a face rigged dragon
..ah, the drink that is described as "having your brains smashed out by a slice of lemon wrapped around a large gold brick."
Think I'll take an End of the World Delight instead.
how he do this with kwwping a straight face? is ultra human. lol
I wouldn't be so sure about that. Reality is a lot more complex than what is commonly believed, and what is cause and what is effect is not always as obvious as it may seem.
the lip syncing is off
one for the cats. meeowrr
cat class and cat style
Yes. I'm a pretty logical guy. I believe in science. Yet, the more I learn of it, the more I recognize it as a cover on the sea of reality. Not that I believe in ghosts or gods but I recognize that there are things that can be interpreted as such. And as for the future affecting the past, well... Just as entanglement and tunneling are now accepted quantum effects, the possibility of quantum retrocausality has had some evidence and not yet been ruled out.
All things eventually resolve to some quantum effect or another and since I believe that consciousness itself is an emergent property of quantum effects, I do not totally discount the ability of a mind to see around corners otherwise blind to the body.
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." -- Shakespeare
My render PC has an old Core2 Quad (4 threads) 2.5 Ghz, 8 GB DDR2 RAM, and PCIe 1.1. But my GTX 1070 works fine in that machine, and it can render Iray a lot faster than any machine with the newest CPU and 64 GB RAM but without an NVidia card. So with Iray it is the video card and the amount of VRAM that matters, and if you want to render large scenes, RAM. But you can get a long way even with 8 GB RAM.
Didn't see the movie that this tune was a big hit in. Won't watch that video, either. Didn't catch me!
Dana
I think I hear road work on a Saturday night. Ugg. I think they city finished paving the big road outside of the residential subdivision??
Edit: the animated characters are Pat and Stan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_%26_Stan
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Thanks. I knew they weren't from the movie. Didn't know who they were, but I have seen clips of the movie in commercials, so I knew they weren't in it. I just don't want that tune stuck in my head.
Dana
....
*screams and runs in and out of the kitchen*
Panic! at the kitchen!
Party starts in 20 minutes!
Everything all right?
Cake is done done done done and there's right now pizza crust preparations ongoing... but still!
PANIC!
Stupid anxiety.
I have two heros.
Fictional: Inspector Morse. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inspector_Morse
Real: Roger Penrose https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Penrose
The party went well, and there was loads of pizza and cake.
Those unicorns on the cake were pretty suspicious, tho.
CAKE
a bidet is a fancy toilet? i don't understand
I dad turned on the house furace even though the temperature is 80 degrees F outside.
Gad no! A bidet is a butt washing appliance that one uses AFTER using the toilet. So don't shit in the bidet.
so you move from the toilet to the bidet?
somehow without making a mess in transit?
i have to do better at remembering what i used in a render scene.
like the character name and outfit and hair.
dunno poser or ds can save everything internally for a scene?
the runtimes would have to be exact between render rigs?
it's a dangerous day. saving for my new electric range,
reminded myself when i woke up this morning not to spend it on the sale.
i sillily looked at the store, saw straightaway something i wanted. that ancestor set with the furniture and veggies. who can resist a cucumber with legs. plus tasties. saw the photobooth thing. wantz meter mashed all the way to the right. the griffin ship looks like a kewl crazy ivan ship. Kanade on sale
had the willpower to not look at fg, but i feel the willpower wearing away
Hah, but he came up with solutions. So I was right!
Gryphon, congrats and I hope the rebuild goes smoothly.
Complaint: I can't find my damned Kindle! Grrr!
Penrose is cool but if you want the ultimate key to everything in physics - the Unifying Principle behind it all which mainstream science still haven't found - check out Walter Russell's cosmogony. The Unifying Principle is actually the same as the old yin-yang principle which Niels Bohr, Heisenberg and others also were inspired by, but only Russell has understood it fully and managed to put it into an logically understandable and coherent scientific context.
Quantum physics is on the right track when it comes to the connection between mind and matter but it's flawed - there is over 100 different versions of it which indicates how much confusion there is about it. Feynman said that "If you think you understand quantum mechanics then you don't" but that's exactly because it's flawed. The only thing you can "understand" about a flawed theory is that it's flawed, and often in a very obscure and complex way.
Viktor Schauberger had a similar knowledge as that of Russell which he'd got by studying nature, though he didn't seem to see the whole picture as Russell did. But he agreed with Russell that the fundamental factors behind it all are very simple and understandable by anyone:
"The majority believes that everything hard to comprehend must be very profound. This is incorrect. What is hard to understand is what is immature, unclear and often false. The highest wisdom is simple and passes through the brain directly to the heart." - Viktor Schauberger
"ALL KNOWLEDGE EXISTS as CAUSE. And it is simple. It is limited to LIGHT of MIND and the electric wave of motion which records God’s thinking in matter. EFFECT is complex - infinitely complex – but one can have no KNOWLEDGE of effect. One can but be INFORMED of effect. Information is not knowledge. Our educational processes INFORM us but until we have recognized the eternal truth which underlies that information we have no knowledge of it. Like food in the grocery store, it is not nourishment until it is converted to the blood stream. ALL-KNOWLEDGE is possible for anyone – and the Cosmos gives it to him who asks, but all-information is impossible." - Walter Russell
Russell made his own version of the periodic table in 1926, if you look at it it becomes obvious that there is an order, symmetry and logic behind the elements and the fundamental forces and phenomena that no one had been able to see before. It also reveals that there is a number of sort of non-physical elements before hydrogen which science considers the first element (Russell also described the hydrogen isotopes as well as other then unknown elements in his charts many years before science discovered them experimentally, and therefore gave them his own names).
https://taosoft.dk/temp/russell_periodic_l.jpg