On 1/3/2014 6:16 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
On 1/3/2014 6:16 AM, The Daring Dufas wrote:
I actually went out on a job today with my roommate. I had
converted a D-Link DIR-615 Wireless-N Router, with a 4 port switch
into an access point for a customer who owns a restaurant where he
and management use iPads and iPhones in the kitchen area. I set him
up a separate network from his general wireless network used by
customers and it's on his POS network which is separated from the
network used by customers. I found the wireless router in a junk
pile in an equipment room a few years ago when me and JH were
installing a T1 interface for a customer. The thing has a 2010 date
code on it so it was fairly new and I took it home and adopted it
until I found another newer castaway Linksys Wireless-N router. I
got down on my hands and knees under a desk to tie into the back
office network which caused me blinding pain but later we dropped
by a couple of stores so I could pick up items I needed and
walking around the first store hurt a lot with me using the
shopping cart as a walker. When we got to the next store I wasn't
hurting as bad and didn't have to use the shopping cart there as
much for support as when I was at the first store. Getting out and
moving around definitely helps me a lot. Today I'm going over to
the house belonging to the widow of my late friend GB to find out
what's wrong with the central heat. Hopefully it's something simple
and won't cost anything to repair. Dang it's cold for this part of
the country. 21°F Heat Index 7°F right now at 5:15am. My Yankee
cousins laugh at that temperature and my Canadian cousins would be
walking around in shorts. ^_^

TDD

Last night, I went to bed with 6 inches of heavy, bitter cold snow on
the side porch. Not much more over night (looking out the window at
vehicle roof). I can't remember what it is, but 21F sounds warm,
compared. It's some like nine degrees F, out there.

Does the cold make your aches and pains worse? Does me, but mostly
due to shoveling snow.


I hurt like hell when the temperature drops. o_O

TDD