Great keyboard choice! Those things are built like tanks and they're really nice to type on.
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My favorite keyboards - like this one - are so old that they still have a wired connection with a PS/2 connector. I like the longer travel keys better than the newer keyboards with 1 mm of key travel and zero tactile feel or audio feedback. For the keyboard case, IMHO, older ≠ bad, older = good.
Today nightmare snow storm
and blizzard....so I cant even push snow
for Dane Girl and she dont want to go out for her business
and blizzard....so I cant even push snow
for Dane Girl and she dont want to go out for her business
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Wrap around snow after the flooding rains, 10 minutes from my home.
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Some of the new Doddy house builds (the grandparents house) have a hallway built to the barn. I think that's a good idea. I'd have hallways to all my outbuildings. Ha Ha
Did you take those pics? Great job! The dynamic range reminds me of Ansel Adams photos.
Luckily nobody was killed in this one. The article said three went to the hospital, but with non-life threatening injuries. Most just walked off the plane with minor cuts and scratches.
https://www.foxnews.com/world/delta...-pearson-airport-crews-responding-upside-down
I've never understood people ignoring instructions to "fasten your seatbelts" like it was some kind of un-macho thing to wear them. I wear mine 100% of the time on a flight, whether instructed to or not, except for the rare bathroom run on long flights. Landings like this are also why they always tell you, "Be careful retrieving items from overhead bins, as contents may have shifted during flight".
I had a friend who was a flight attendant and went through a landing like this sometime back in the 80's. Nobody was injured on his flight - luckily it was a shuttle flight just repositioning crews for the next passenger flight.
https://www.foxnews.com/world/delta...-pearson-airport-crews-responding-upside-down
I've never understood people ignoring instructions to "fasten your seatbelts" like it was some kind of un-macho thing to wear them. I wear mine 100% of the time on a flight, whether instructed to or not, except for the rare bathroom run on long flights. Landings like this are also why they always tell you, "Be careful retrieving items from overhead bins, as contents may have shifted during flight".
I had a friend who was a flight attendant and went through a landing like this sometime back in the 80's. Nobody was injured on his flight - luckily it was a shuttle flight just repositioning crews for the next passenger flight.
I get the impression that a lot of cool stuff gets done in that room.
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Sunrise this morning from our front porch.
What a beautiful place you have there. I imagine if I were there experiencing that in person that I might be freezing parts of my anatomy off. But it looks mighty fine sitting here at my computer next to my space heater.
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Thanks! Right now I'm sitting next to the wood stove in my shorts. I just turned my head and snapped that picture.
The breakfast club!!
