@Minion-Queen said:
Writing my first official blog post for my website. That should be up and running soon, well that is if I can get all the content finished. Right now it looks pretty (yes I get to say pretty) but had gobbly gook on it as place holders for real content.
What website is that??
Yeah, way cool useful skills, like making computers out of pizza boxes. 
I think they did it on purpose just to screw with you.
@Dominica said:
I'm trying to figure out the leg to skirt ratio, and I'm also trying to figure out if all girls can't sit down in skirts that short, or if it's just me. I would imagine the size of the bum also plays a role.
I'm saying I would volunteer to be on the exploratory panel to research and document that ratio... err, well maybe not document.
@Dominica said:
I keep looking at those pics, trying to decide if short skirts on me are different than short skirts on tall people - like does she have so much more thigh than I do that when she sits down in a short skirt, it covers her bum? Cause if I had that much thigh showing, the skirt would not cover my bum when I sit down.
I don't see your point.
@Dominica said:
@ajstringham Umm yeah, you guys were saying the exact same thing, I'm not sure why @scottalanmiller was still arguing?
Umm, cause he likes to argue?
@scottalanmiller said:
For @Minion-Queen the tablets flow line wine does for me. Or something like that. There was something funny there but I didn't catch it right.
Maybe you should lay off on the wine for a bit...
What's with all the dumb Dr. Who pics? Stupid show...
How did I miss that one? I thought I mentioned to look at the capacity setting in Settings/Storage & Retention/Backup Devices. Since the release of 7.5, I've seen a few systems that have it set to 200GB by default (glitch). It should be a custom size, equal to the actual allocated backup space in the D2D storage (something like 4898GB on an 824, for example). But, I'm glad you found it and got it fixed. Hopefully that will go away in the next updates, but it's been happening fairly regularly for the past few weeks.
Just as an example, I know you can use Unitrends for local backups and then archive to cloud storage (including Amazon). I sets up basically the same as archiving to a NAS (but you need a key generated by Amazon to connect on their end).
@ajstringham said:
@coliver said:
This is going to sound cliche... but any of the Kix variants I loved.
That was even bigger for me than LIFE! I used to live off that stuff!
Kix... Bigger than Life!
@Minion-Queen said:
I have always loved Kix. Very sad that I can't eat it anymore.
You don't have to eat it anymore. They're "kid tested, mother approved". You just have to approve of them.
Can't pick a favorite. I'll settle for 3: Lucky Charms, Life, PB Cap'n Crunch. mmm...
@technobabble said:
@art_of_shred said:
It's just the shifting of the balance of power on the world stage that is scary. Let alone the fact that the average person can't be trusted with that kind of a power source.
Makes me think of the movie Chain Reaction.
exactly.
@scottalanmiller said:
@art_of_shred said:
It's just the shifting of the balance of power on the world stage that is scary. Let alone the fact that the average person can't be trusted with that kind of a power source.
They can't be trusted with a fireplace, but we let them have those.
That's very true. I forgot you had one of those.
It's just the shifting of the balance of power on the world stage that is scary. Let alone the fact that the average person can't be trusted with that kind of a power source.
Talk about hijacking a post. I find it interesting that nobody wants to be too quick to call it "cold fusion". Still, the mere (substantiated?) thought that this thingy can crank out that kind of energy... that's pretty impressive, and scary. It's about one step shy of having a time machine or teleportation device. Think of the implications and geopolitical tensions that could cause. Just how radically would it change our world, and in what ways that we aren't even thinking of?
What about block-level deduplication? I guess that doesn't apply to the Windows model.
