Well, Exeter is almost completely out of SETI Units; so, it is crunching Einstein. The GTX-760 on Exeter is crunching two Einstein units at a time... :-)
I'm fine. The power company was supposed to cut down a tree back by the power lines. They haven't decided to show up yet, so I just fired everything up.
If they cut the power to down the tree and mess up my computers they'll just have to pony up for some new hardware. Yeah, right.
I'm fine. The power company was supposed to cut down a tree back by the power lines. They haven't decided to show up yet, so I just fired everything up.
If they cut the power to down the tree and mess up my computers they'll just have to pony up for some new hardware. Yeah, right.
Phil
Well, actually, if you have your documentation on your systems; the power company IS liable for damages done. Back in 1996, a couple of months after I bought my $8,000.00 MAC Clone Graphics Studio, PG&E caused a surge on a major line in the area. The surge jumped my APC SurgeArrest strip and caused software/OS scrambling... System wouldn't boot right, couldn't get to Desktop. I called PG&E, got a Supervisor, asked him nicely if any work had been done in the area the night before, he said "Yes..." and gave me the street location. (A couple blocks away...) I told him that my brand new $8,000 system had been affected, and that I needed an Apple Technician to look at it to see if it could be salvaged, or if it needed to be replaced. He authorized me to get an Apple Tech to look at the system.
Luckily for PG&E, the Tech brought "Tech Tool Pro", ran it on my system, corrected some errors in the software on the hard drive, rebooted, and all was fine. This cost less than $200; and PG&E was VERY HAPPY to pay that amount. :-)
So, I hope nothing does go wrong, but if something happens and you have your documentation, you should be fine.
I'm fine. The power company was supposed to cut down a tree back by the power lines. They haven't decided to show up yet, so I just fired everything up.
If they cut the power to down the tree and mess up my computers they'll just have to pony up for some new hardware. Yeah, right.
At 8am it was 25F -4C. now
At 8am it was 25F -4C. now Just over freezing ....
Waiting for Godot & salvation :-)
Why do doctors have to practice?
You'd think they'd have got it right by now
RE: @Phil 's RAC is
Me too!
On the other hand mine is going back up nicely right now.
Holy cow, 4! Your RAC sure
Holy cow, 4! Your RAC sure jumped up fast.
David
Miserable old git
Patiently waiting for the asteroid with my name on it.
RE: Holy cow, 4! Your RAC
Well, Exeter is almost completely out of SETI Units; so, it is crunching Einstein. The GTX-760 on Exeter is crunching two Einstein units at a time... :-)
TL
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Howdy folks! I'm fine. The
Howdy folks!
I'm fine. The power company was supposed to cut down a tree back by the power lines. They haven't decided to show up yet, so I just fired everything up.
If they cut the power to down the tree and mess up my computers they'll just have to pony up for some new hardware. Yeah, right.
Phil
RE: Howdy folks! I'm fine.
Well, actually, if you have your documentation on your systems; the power company IS liable for damages done. Back in 1996, a couple of months after I bought my $8,000.00 MAC Clone Graphics Studio, PG&E caused a surge on a major line in the area. The surge jumped my APC SurgeArrest strip and caused software/OS scrambling... System wouldn't boot right, couldn't get to Desktop. I called PG&E, got a Supervisor, asked him nicely if any work had been done in the area the night before, he said "Yes..." and gave me the street location. (A couple blocks away...) I told him that my brand new $8,000 system had been affected, and that I needed an Apple Technician to look at it to see if it could be salvaged, or if it needed to be replaced. He authorized me to get an Apple Tech to look at the system.
Luckily for PG&E, the Tech brought "Tech Tool Pro", ran it on my system, corrected some errors in the software on the hard drive, rebooted, and all was fine. This cost less than $200; and PG&E was VERY HAPPY to pay that amount. :-)
So, I hope nothing does go wrong, but if something happens and you have your documentation, you should be fine.
TL
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Have TARDIS, will travel...
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RE: Howdy folks! I'm fine.
Howdy Phil !
Mornin everyone )
Bill
Nice Pictures Hubble even
Nice Pictures
Hubble even has a picture of Dr Mikes place
Hi Phil. How goes the
Hi Phil. How goes the railroading?
David
Miserable old git
Patiently waiting for the asteroid with my name on it.
Good afternoon everyone. :-)
Good afternoon everyone. :-)
TimeLord04
Have TARDIS, will travel...
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