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#2634571 12-Jan-2021 22:38

networkn:
My big 2021 goal is to kick procrastination out of my life.

Same for me.

Well, maybe 2022.

OK, 2023, no need to rush these things.

Well, definitely 2024. Or 2025.

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#2634573 12-Jan-2021 22:39

I actually bought two very highly rated books. I'll definately start them tomorrow, or the day after. Definitely by the weekend :)

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#2634575 12-Jan-2021 22:40

87w super fast charging for my devices. I have no idea how I lived without it before.

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#2635053 13-Jan-2021 21:24

You have no idea how much this makes me smile...

8 minutes to do the first Win10 Reboot required update of the year and everything has been started and is actually working :-)

(My computer does lots 24 hours a day, everything from email and web to ADSB, 4 other SDR's doing stuff. earthquake sensor monitoring, video surveillance etc, as well as stuff feeding multiple comports)

This is the best restart that I have ever had with Win10. No point buying lotto or a raffle, I have used up my good luck quota for the year!

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#2635338 14-Jan-2021 12:58

Olive and Mabel

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdca3BMTMUqzJ21JyvfoTsoDkJFmrB7Ku

Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?

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#2635608 14-Jan-2021 15:42

msukiwi:
This is the best restart that I have ever had with Win10.

Kinda depressing when the best thing you can say about the world's most widely-used operating system from a billion-dollar corporation is that it didn't trash your computer at random for no reason.

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#2635619 14-Jan-2021 16:01

neb:

msukiwi:

This is the best restart that I have ever had with Win10.

Kinda depressing when the best thing you can say about the world's most widely-used operating system from a billion-dollar corporation is that it didn't trash your computer at random for no reason.

Laughed at this...

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#2635713 14-Jan-2021 22:02

Freshly Roasted Peanuts (still warm) with flaky salt on top, with a glass of Feijoa and Grapefruit Juice.

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#2636162 15-Jan-2021 16:56

Not that small for me but an anxiety free flight!

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#2636180 15-Jan-2021 18:01

networkn: Not that small for me but an anxiety free flight!

To where?

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#2636772 17-Jan-2021 11:27

Having my IT and cloud services on premise.

- NET: FTTH, OPNsense, 10G backbone, GWN APs, ipPBX
- SRV: 12 RU HA server cluster, 0.1 PB storage on premise
- IoT: thread, zigbee, tasmota, BidCoS, LoRa, WX suite, IR
- 3D: two 3D printers, 3D scanner, CNC router, laser cutter

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#2636781 17-Jan-2021 12:02

Rain, especially when you have water restrictions.

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#2637085 17-Jan-2021 23:42

The great joy of hitting “unsubscribe” to a huge swathe of useless emails over the past few weeks. Combined with zero notifications other than calls and texts set on my phone, and never watching or listening to the news, life is absurdly, wonderfully peaceful.

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#2637226 18-Jan-2021 10:20

After nearly a decade of procrastinating, this weekend I finally got around to cabling ethernet to the bedroom where my PC is located. I got fed up with slow wifi speeds on my network, so spent Saturday in the roof running cables and setting up ethernet jacks. Very satisfying to run a speed test and see speeds of 800mbps+ on my local network where previously I could barely manage 4mbps.

Not a professional job by any means, and still kinda "hacky", but sufficient for my needs.

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#2637227 18-Jan-2021 10:34

The power use of my new MacBook Air with M1 Chip. It has been running on battery since Sunday afternoon. Last night when I went to bed I just closed the lid and put it on my desk. I have been using most of the morning so far and it is still at 88% charge. Impressive.

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