@ajstringham Awww if you were here I'd grab a stool to stand on and hug you around the waist

Scott and the girls listen to 4 or 5 different versions of All About That Bass over and over and over and over and over and over...

Awwww @ajstringham thinks I'm special

Okay, I admit that I wanted to make sure that the wiki wasn't going to be a ton of extra work for me. Sometimes @scottalanmiller has these ideas and proposes them with "and it will be great experience for you to work on this" so hence my perpetual caution whenever Scott has a brilliant new idea.

@scottalanmiller said:

It really has been awesome. You would not think that getting your wife to use a wiki for household items would be easy but once I set it up and put in a little bit of data she has been all over it and uses it even more than I do. It's really ideal for household management.

Umm... excuse me? Why would it not be easy to get your wife to use a wiki?

I liked it. I wouldn't say that I "went to school" there, though, it's not exactly like that. It's all independent study with a mentor. No class interaction or anything. I finished the system administration certificate and started but never finished the DBA cert.

Thank heaven for MediaWiki. I love our wiki, and it's so easy for 2 (or more) people to access and edit the information there. We would be crazy disorganized without it.

Not useful information at all. It fails and that's it. No diagnostic information at all.

Well the driver fixed the posting issue, but we still cannot join the domain. Here is the error that it gives...

Still having a number of challenges getting very basic things to work.

The driver version that fixed the issue is 16.0.0.62

We checked Mango Lassi, and again I couldn't post, so I rolled back the network driver from Intel's 2/18/2014 driver, to Microsoft's driver from March 2013 and Mango Lassi works again.

That's a good one. This is something that tell homeschooling parents, as well as teens that express an interest in IT.

That's awesome!

I just read the full article, and the 2 students who went to Liberia voluntarily isolated themselves upon their return. That's the responsible thing to have done. Also, Connecticut is going to enforce that anyone who has been to an affected country has to be isolated for 21 days when they return, whether or not they were around people with Ebola. That's more like it.

I don't think that there can be an overreaction to new Ebola news. Most people that get it, die, and not an easy death, a horrid one. I'm not sure I believe that it's "hard to catch", but I'm pretty sure we are going to find out how true that really is in the next month.

@scottalanmiller That description made me snort.

Scott really does need an iPad with internet connectivity. Also, our 1st gen iPad is showing signs of dying soon.

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 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 only want to see things related to me in notifications, and unread on the unread page, just like it is now.