Question Work, life, and other assorted crap
- elrodw
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Because of the scope and magnitude of the task assignment, however, I had to withdraw from an on-line history course I was taking (

On top of that, on the advice of my counselor (trying NOT to get depressed over the work situation), I'm staring a ME2.0 program for the year - and it's led to some confusion for those around me.
All in all, it's MOSTLY a good start to the year. But I'm bummed about the class.
Never give up, Never surrender! Captain Peter Quincy Taggert
- Dawnfyre
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no backdoors into the center now. that would get you into trouble.

Stupidity is a capitol offense, a summary not indictable one.
- elrodw
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No back-doors. I'm paranoid about computer security.
Never give up, Never surrender! Captain Peter Quincy Taggert
- Dawnfyre
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4 exploits in it's default configuration/install since it started up in the 1990s
though it is really best suited for servers, it does come with a gui ( XFCE ) by default and if the ports tree is brought in you can install other options for the gui. ( as in all 15 available for linux I believe. )
oops, my inner geekette is showing.
Stupidity is a capitol offense, a summary not indictable one.
- Domoviye
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Good luck with your projects both work and life related.
- elrodw
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I'm ecstatic! Happy! Overjoyed! I wish everyone could feel like I do right now - it feels wonderful after the 14-months of Hell I went through.
Never give up, Never surrender! Captain Peter Quincy Taggert
- Domoviye
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Keep up the good work and have fun.
- Dreamer
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Thank You for story comments appreciated and help me know me they are being read and liked.

- jmhyp
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- Sir Lee
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- Valentine
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Don't Drick and Drive.
- elrodw
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Valentine wrote: So the job is going OK?
No, it's far beyond OK. It's bloody fantastic :DB)
Never give up, Never surrender! Captain Peter Quincy Taggert
- E M Pisek
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What is - was. What was - is.
- marie7342231
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Looking forward to the new BB & MAU stories too!
Cheers
- elrodw
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Son coming home from college - F250 4x4 Diesel. Sudden pulling to one side. Had to get towed, shop looked at it - partial teardown says front wheel bearings are gone, and they suspect the hub, too.
$$$
Lots of dirty words I shouldn't say in front of my daughter. Cursing Murphy. Damn, damn, double-damn.
I need to remember to never get up about anything, because no sooner do I think things are going right than I get smacked with some ugly reality.
Never give up, Never surrender! Captain Peter Quincy Taggert
- DanZilla
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- elrodw
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i want to win a lottery for one reason - to buy a new car so I don't have this crap
Never give up, Never surrender! Captain Peter Quincy Taggert
- Domoviye
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The mosquitoes may eat you alive however. If the bears don't get you first.
Good luck with the car, fingers crossed that its only a day and a half.
- E M Pisek
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elrodw wrote: Once more, Murphy decided to bitch-slap me.
Son coming home from college - F250 4x4 Diesel. Sudden pulling to one side. Had to get towed, shop looked at it - partial teardown says front wheel bearings are gone, and they suspect the hub, too.
$$$
Lots of dirty words I shouldn't say in front of my daughter. Cursing Murphy. Damn, damn, double-damn.
I need to remember to never get up about anything, because no sooner do I think things are going right than I get smacked with some ugly reality.
I would rather be able to get up and complain about something then to not wake up with no complaints to give.
What is - was. What was - is.
- Valentine
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elrodw wrote: Once more, Murphy decided to bitch-slap me.
Son coming home from college - F250 4x4 Diesel. Sudden pulling to one side. Had to get towed, shop looked at it - partial teardown says front wheel bearings are gone, and they suspect the hub, too.
$$$
Lots of dirty words I shouldn't say in front of my daughter. Cursing Murphy. Damn, damn, double-damn.
I need to remember to never get up about anything, because no sooner do I think things are going right than I get smacked with some ugly reality.
To be honest, this really could have been worse.
My brother, his girlfriend, and another friend were returning from taking my eldest brother to college. This would have been Jan 9/10, 1982. On the return trip the radiator of their car burst, they had little cash, and no credit cards, the air temperature was well below zero Fahrenheit and a wind of 20+ MPH. After some hassles they managed to get a hotel room (one my sisters and the girlfriends father went out and paid two other hotels in the same chain). The next day my dad went and got a radiator and drove the 250 miles to where they were and changed the radiator in the cold. A State Police Officer pulled him over, ostensibly for speeding, but really to see what the Hell he was doing out in the cold. The officer didn't give him a ticket, he was going over 70 MPH in a 55 zone, but did tell him to be careful.
So you could have had to go out in horrible weather to get the vehicle.
Don't Drick and Drive.