The "I have nothing Interesting to Say" Thread

Orik · Apr 16 10 12:13

Well here it is...the Old PC in a new Case. I should of posted the pics earlier. but They don't look to good.. think I should move it to the kitchen in the day and take some pics with the sunlight ... I think I need to replace the web cam that ones Kind of broke and held together with masking tape lol.

purelife · Apr 16 10 12:07

I say, cut the yellow wire, Orik.

Russ · Apr 16 10 03:51

I cannot advise you anything on that Orik...

Hows things PL?

Well we levelled the blasted shed. Looks great now.
I was painting my door trims and doors in teh master bedroom. I have decided I detest drips and such. lol.
I will be doing the rest of the house in a different way when I get to it. When I get back.

Today feels like BBQ weather to me...

Orik · Apr 16 10 05:01

No worries. I can not advise me either. but it does look nicer than the blue machine... and this one will last me another 1 to 2 years.with minimal upgrades needed, I am waiting on the release of the "[a id="link_14" href="http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?type=3&campid=5336121882&toolid=10001&customid=28052&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.com%2FIntel-6-Core-Xeon-Westmere-Gulftown-2-4GHZ-LGA1366-ES_W0QQitemZ280425533697QQihZ018QQcategoryZ164QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp3286.m7QQ_trkparmsZalgo%3DLVI%26itu%3DUCI%26otn%3D2%26ps%3D6%23ht_876wt_907" rel="nofollow"]Intel 6-Core Xeon Westmere Gulftown 2.4GHZ LGA1366 ES Processor[/a] CPU to see what that does for the price on the Quad Core's

But damn a motherboard with 2 CPU chips with 6 cores per Cpu ... talk about over kill computing.. but will Microsoft or Linux be able to give us software to incorporate it all to its best efficiency.

[a href="http://www.bit-tech.net/custompc/news/605404/inte...next-month.html"]Although eight-core processors make more sense for servers and workstations than desktop PCs at the moment, we're still likely to see eight-core CPUs in desktop PCs in the near future. Would you be interested in building a 16-core PC based on the new CPUs? Let us know your thoughts on multi-threading in the comments section below.[/a]

Sportsdude · Apr 17 10 12:28

I picked up my asthma medication from the pharmacy today and was shown how to use it... I dunno what's going on... and neither does the doctor.
*shrugs*

Gopher · Apr 17 10 10:13

I am due for a blood pressure check next week.

49er · Apr 17 10 12:54

Russ wrote:
Well we levelled the blasted shed. Looks great now........

I wonder if roof is rigid enough to hold snow load if snow doesn't slide off

Little Fish · Apr 17 10 01:39

Didn't some one have that problem a couple of winters back there shed roof collapsed or caved in a little or something...

Sportsdude · Apr 19 10 04:22

I've had reoccurring dreams this week involving a village in Sweden outside of Stockholm, an old Swedish woman cook and a sailboat.

Russ · Apr 19 10 11:17

Sportsdude wrote:
I've had reoccurring dreams this week involving a village in Sweden outside of Stockholm, an old Swedish woman cook and a sailboat.

You been going to ikea again recently?

Sportsdude · Apr 19 10 03:36

Hahahaha

Sort of... A recent paper I wrote was on IKEA.

Russ · Apr 19 10 04:03

49er wrote:
<EM>Russ wrote:<BR>Well we levelled the blasted shed. Looks great now........<BR></EM><BR> <DIV>I wonder if roof is rigid enough to hold snow load if snow doesn't slide off </DIV>

I just noticed this, sorry missed this earlier 49er.

Hello! long time no see.

The shed is actually made in the states.. and although its put together with cheaper looking stuff, its actually REALLY sturdy when fully assembled. I read reviews on it saying that people had over two feet of snow on it, and the only problems that some reported was the rounded up 3/16" plexiglass skylights cracking. If that happens Ill put a 3/8 piece in its place.. I went up and put a bit of clear silicone in the joints of the roof pieces to satisfy my own doubts.. and it held my 240 lbs.

Linky:
http://www.lifetime.com/lawn-garden/

I was just at Ikea myself SD for shelving for in my shed. Man does that junk add up.

purelife · Apr 19 10 08:51

Hiya Russ!! Doing pretty good here, still very tired almost everyday. I don't get much sleep since LO gets up quite often a night.

I can't believe that MrPL's mom would charge us $1,000/month to watch her grandson when we're working. I'm biting my tongue with her on this one. I'm very disappointed in her and she was very serious about it too.

Russ · Apr 19 10 09:05

purelife wrote:
Hiya Russ!! Doing pretty good here, still very tired almost everyday. I don't get much sleep since LO gets up quite often a night.

I can't believe that MrPL's mom would charge us $1,000/month to watch her grandson when we're working. I'm biting my tongue with her on this one. I'm very disappointed in her and she was very serious about it too.

Hey PL! Good to see you around!
Im happy the LO <like that name> is doing well!

Thats too bad about your MIL.. Im surprised as well?

Russ · Apr 19 10 09:26

Little Fish wrote:
Didn't some one have that problem a couple of winters back there shed roof collapsed or caved in a little or something...

We had a temporary garage like thing in the backyard and the roof kept sagging due to the snow so we kept sweeping it off every day or so? Did I mention that on here? I make a poor witness.. sorry.