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That was perhaps the greatest thing I ever added to a signature.
I made it home this weekend and got my camper setup.
My 30 amp plug didn't quite make it to my plugin and so I had to plug into a normal plugin with a converter. I didn't realize that the plugin was faulty from the hurricane and it caused a hot connection to the camper. At first it shocked my son trying to open the camper and then it shocked me when I was walking barefoot down the metal steps. It was so bad that I blacked out and came to on my butt on the ground. I had some pretty nasty chest pain and a splitting headache.
The first thing I did yesterday was drive to Metairie because it was the closest place I could find a 30 amp extension chord.
You are not having a good summer.
It certainly hasn’t been boring, that’s for sure!
We're as dry as you are wet.
Irrigation water was turned off a couple weeks back. That happens around this time of year, though it may have happened a few weeks earlier than normal this year due to how low the reservoirs have gotten. Normally, we start getting rain, so irrigation isn't so necessary. This year, though....things are starting to look decidedly dry.
The 10 day forecast shows rain everyday here.
We need to figure out teleportation so that we can teleport the rain from here to there.
Hey Mr. Fish Guy (aka Shaggy Hiker), what the heck?! https://www.livescience.com/dinosaur...emerge-arizona
They ain't fish.
Still, that's pretty cool.
One of the oddities of the west is that the southwest, like New Mexico and Arizona, tend to get the bulk of their annual precipitation in summer monsoon storms. The northern states, like Idaho, tend to get the bulk of their annual precipitation in the winter.
They sort of look like the tracers on The Matrix.
I hate mobile development.
Do you mean that you hate development for mobile devices, or that you hate developing while YOU are mobile. After all, you've been seeming pretty unsettled, of late.
That’s a good point. I’d say I hate the former and tolerate the latter.
What are you using for mobile?
I used Cordova in VS for a tablet application, but MS removed Cordova support after VS2017, so that's out.
Angular/Ionic/Cordova.
The client I'm doing this for is responsible for the API which is causing some bottle necks on my end, but really the pain lies with trying to debug via Android Studio and XCode.
Haven't tried that one.
A long time ago I used Eclipse for an Android app. Is that even a thing any longer?
Eclipse... now there's a name that I haven't heard in a long, long time.
I saw an eclipse a couple years ago. That was cool.
In fact, it was downright cold. The temperature must have dropped twenty degrees during the totality.
I drove seven hours to Hopkinsville, Kentucky to watch it. The temp didn't drop much at all there. It took me over 12 hours to get home after an emotionally unstable truck driver intentionally crashed her truck in Elizabethtown, KY then a huge pileup closed I-71 between Cincinnati and Columbus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Total Solar Eclipse of August 21, 2017
The next total eclipse is supposed to pass directly over Cleveland, but it will be on April 8, 2024 and we rarely see the sun here between mid-October and late April.