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  #3040505 22-Feb-2023 11:25
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It is always nice to be wanted. Unless you are wanted by Europol.

 

 

 

 

 

 





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  #3040511 22-Feb-2023 11:45
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Power meter replaced with new Bluetooth programmed one, with all the remote "smarts" you possibly don't want!

 

If it turns your power off and they can't remotely turn it back on, they have to replace it!

 

(Tech said "Yes - It does happen"!)

 

Replaced within my UPS's (Multiple) runtimes.

 

All clocks done. (3 of 4 were battery backed up) Microwave, Stove, Pond U/V filter etc done.

 

Very happy after restarting the non power backed up items, hmmmm wonder what I have forgotten?


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  #3040521 22-Feb-2023 12:11
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Tinkerisk:

I was unexpectedly offered another career today.

 

 

Does it involve sitting in front of an ATM feeding in bundles of $50 notes? I'd be a bit careful with that one.



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  #3040591 22-Feb-2023 16:09
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neb:
Tinkerisk:

 

I was unexpectedly offered another career today.

 

Does it involve sitting in front of an ATM feeding in bundles of $50 notes? I'd be a bit careful with that one.

 

No, the salary is cashless, but there you say something. They also said I was qualified just because of the Walther and the Glock. ๐Ÿ˜†





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  #3040780 23-Feb-2023 10:40
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P!nks new album. I wasn't a fan of her or her Music when she first hit the scene but I am impressed with her latest stuff.


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  #3040810 23-Feb-2023 11:16
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Ge0rge:

The very visible mental and physical relief shown by a young lady yesterday. She has been acting as coordinator for an isolated community that we only managed to reach by road yesterday. At the sight of us and the supplies we had brought them, she hugged me, and then burst into tears, refusing to let go.


To be fair, this did more than make me smile, and I'm still choking up a little bit now as I write this.



Thats something you wonโ€™t ever forget. It must also be hard on you and all the volunteers seeing the destruction. There is something very unnerving about knowing your fellow man is suffering even if it doesnโ€™t directly affect you. Iโ€™m finding it difficult just seeing the pictures never mind watching the mental anguish of so many people. I hope you can switch off and sleep easy. Thank goodness for people like yourself and all the volunteers helping others.

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  #3041193 24-Feb-2023 10:15
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Damn onions.




You're not on Atlantis anymore, Duncan Idaho.

 
 
 

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  #3041678 25-Feb-2023 10:33
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https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/police-dog-handler-mark-davidson-retires-after-50-years-of-service/2GGDLWZQCVEBFISKIOZ7Y6GK3M/

 

Made me smile, and then a little sad. I miss my German Shepherd who died after the second lockdown when I wasn't with him.

 

I wanted a German Shepherd since the day my primary school visited the police academy and they did a demo with the Dog handlers.

 

Far out it's dusty in here.


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  #3042034 26-Feb-2023 09:57
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Writing a CV after decades and having a job description that, right off the top of my head, covers 95% of my IT hobby. ๐Ÿ˜„





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  #3042041 26-Feb-2023 10:09
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networkn:

 

I wanted a German Shepherd since the day my primary school visited the police academy and they did a demo with the Dog handlers.

 

 

Funny - I like the Border Collie so much. ๐Ÿ™‚





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  #3042044 26-Feb-2023 10:22
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Tinkerisk:

 

networkn:

 

I wanted a German Shepherd since the day my primary school visited the police academy and they did a demo with the Dog handlers.

 

 

Funny - I like the Border Collie so much. ๐Ÿ™‚

 

 

Unlike Inspector Rex, border collies actually are intelligent!

 

 





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  #3042145 26-Feb-2023 11:36
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Tinkerisk:

 

Writing a CV after decades and having a job description that, right off the top of my head, covers 95% of my IT hobby. ๐Ÿ˜„

 

When I was starting out I always thought those in IT were all nerds like myself where when we're at home sometimes it's like we're still at work.  I found it unfathomable to find people that are working in IT that have no care for it at least outside of their job.

 

For myself it just seems natural to be working in a field that's also a hobby but the obvious flip to that is most people prefer to take a break when they're at home.  There will be fitter-joiners and carpenters for example that hardly have a workshop at home, for example and then there will be ones that get home and immediately continue their project for their youtube channel...

 

Having a job that mirrors your hobby may ruin that hobby for some but I don't find that myself.





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  #3042159 26-Feb-2023 13:03
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Then you have builders who live in unfinished houses for most of their lives. My father was a builder, we moved maybe 9-10 times in my childhood. The only time our houses were finished were they day my parents sold them.


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  #3042260 26-Feb-2023 15:45
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MadEngineer:

 

Having a job that mirrors your hobby may ruin that hobby for some but I don't find that myself.

 

 

I know what you mean and it can be the case. I see it the same way as you, I could never understand why my fellow students never soldered anything together themselves, but we wanted to become electronics engineers. The point here is to already have the current IT knowledge for this and to pass it on to others as a lecturer (the actual task and the missing 5% - not to be underestimated). I see it more as a "paid" honorary position.





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  #3042265 26-Feb-2023 16:01
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MadEngineer: Damn onions.

 

If you mean their processing, I have a tip for you to breathe only through your mouth instead of your nose when cutting the onions. This reduces the effect. If you mean by-products after consumption, I have no special advice for you. ๐Ÿ˜†

 

 





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