I guess FLA is going in line with the rest of the company, then. Of it could be that way here, and they've taken pity on me before.In Wisconsin on orders to go orr drive through u have to ask for the utensils and napkins. Thats been forever
I guess FLA is going in line with the rest of the company, then. Of it could be that way here, and they've taken pity on me before.In Wisconsin on orders to go orr drive through u have to ask for the utensils and napkins. Thats been forever
That's why I live as far away from those developments as possible!Lack of trees??? There ain't no room for trees. This subdivision is about a half mile down the road from me. Basically zero lot line.
When we moved here 20+ years ago it was still very rural suburbia. We were surrounded by blueberry & raspberry fields, potato farms, and hazelnut orchards. The urban growth boundary has finally made it to us and past, in the last 5-6 years. I can't blame the farmers for cashing out.That's why I live as far away from those developments as possible!
I keep some extras in the glove box now.The McFoodos on base stopped automatically adding ketchup bags to an order with fries. They didn't even ask at the drive through, so I had many dry fries until I got trained.
On the other side of that equation, I toss those ketchup packs in the trash , or I toss them at co-workers.I keep some extras in the glove box now.
Don't know how many times I ask for extra ketchup and the hand me 2 or 3 pouches. Annoying as hell!
I agree with two of those three. And "a few" beans in the chili, not loaded with them like so many people and places make it. I prefer horseradish mustard on my hot dogs.On the other side of that equation, I toss those ketchup packs in the trash , or I toss them at co-workers.
With me its like a Gibbs rule. Ketchup only goes on burgers, mustard belongs on hot dogs, and chili has no beans. Anything else is borderline heresy.
I fell in love with this mustard last year. It's seasonal so I bought 4.I agree with two of those three. And "a few" beans in the chili, not loaded with them like so many people and places make it. I prefer horseradish mustard on my hot dogs.
I also fell in love with it, but it was gone when we went back. Need to stock up next time.I fell in love with this mustard last year. It's seasonal so I bought 4.
A few years ago, I went in to HD to see about a second battery for that same mower. They had none in the store, but I met the Ryobi rep doing a promotional gig there. She told me that I'd be better off buying one of their leaf blowers with the same battery and throwing the leaf blower away! Leaf blower listed at $159! I passed at the time. In the end, I was able to retrieve the battery from my "tornado model" that is still perfectly good; although I had to wait a couple more years for it.Then he went to HomeDeport web page and said, $219 for 1, “That’s crazy”!
Very good of you to help a start up! I hope he does well.Asked if I could help and I said absolutely
Heretic here! hahaAnything else is borderline heresy
Oh yes! An excellent choice!I prefer horseradish mustard on my hot dogs.
Ran into a snag with my new camera in that it won't connect to my wifi. The router sees it, assigns the IP address and that's the end. The log file shows the activity, but the other pages of the router do not, such as the connected devices list. I dropped the ACL and still nothing. The little icon on the camera shows it as trying to connect. There isn't a lot of info on the interweb except everybody trying to connect to their phone type stuff.
Submitted a question on the Sony support site and they came back with if I was trying to connect to my phone and sent me the link to that software. I'd rather not connect to my phone as I'd have to make another hop to get it to my computer.
The camera has bluetooth, but it won't connect to the computer. Computer saw it, tried to connect and nothing. I set the camera up for DHCP and static and neither works. When I have it set up for DHCP, the router does assign the IP to the camera, so it is seeing it and the security (WPA2) is negotiated correctly.Does the camera also have Bluetooth? Can you connect the two via USB?
Have you tried using the IP address directly to connect to the camera from the computer? Is there a menu within the camera where you can manually enter an IP address of your computer?
I can look but it looks safe from the outside -- just need to see the actual contents. The stuff it is doing is normal for setting up stuff to launch on login etc.Well howdy again, all of you not at the correspondents dinner last evening. Makes me glad my journalist days are over, even though I'd never rank high enough for that invite.
It's Troy again.
I switched gears from a book I was writing, to a new one. I needed to get out of the Urban Fantasy headspace where the plot dealt with a lot of international affairs.
So, we're doing wereshark mafia shenanigans combined with murder at the Drag Show on the amusement pier. A classic whodunnit with some shifter noir elements. And lots of snark.
I did get 1300+ words worded this morning.
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Also, I tried asking Claude if the AI agent side of it could sense when I first wake my laptop in the morning, and shove the writing software to the front of my Macbook's screen.
It said no... but i could write a set of scripts to go in my Mac's background files. I had it write the files, but since I have to open terminal a couple of times, I'm not sure if it's safe for me to install them...
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If any of you coders want to have a look see, let me know and I'll send you the files. I have NOT installed them. I do have the .plist, .md, and .sh files sitting on my desktop at the moment.
Right on brother! Especially the Chill with no beans!mustard belongs on hot dogs, and chili has no beans. Anything else is borderline heresy.
