Re: OT Humidity, was time off

Reclaiming water from the sewer: The $1BN Megaproject to Save California: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lpYVi2OkwQ On 2024-06-23 06:24, Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss wrote: In Tucson there is a park named "Randolph Park". It is about a square

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

In Tucson there is a park named "Randolph Park". It is about a square mile in size. They water the park with reclaimed water. It does have a slight odor to it. Yikes!! I like my coffee with the slight odor of recycle..Yummy!!! Ok, so I am a Christian and in the Bible God says to subdue

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

. Fires all over the place. When I lived in Chicago 1949-1980, a window fan would suffice. Now Chicagoans die in heat events because their homes and apartments were (understandably at the time) built without air conditioning. At various parts of the midwest, farmers suffer because alternating floods

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

Water can be made fit to drink again.  I'm reminded of the joke that says:  What do they make today's coffee with on the space station?  Yesterday's coffee. On 6/22/24 06:36, Ryan Petris via PLUG-discuss wrote: Can water for agricultural use be reclaimed? Other than it eventually making its

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

-1980, a window fan would suffice. Now Chicagoans die in heat events because their homes and apartments were (understandably at the time) built without air conditioning. At various parts of the midwest, farmers suffer because alternating floods and droughts raise their crop insurance to the point

Re: VERY OT, DO NOT READ THIS! (wind power, was Re: OT Humidity, was time off) Do not read, do not follow up! ;-)

Apologies as I meant to include this, but I used the wrong reply-to address, which bounced it from PLUG. Here is the article. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-02089-2 I don't know if the wind power we are capable of collecting is sufficient enough to alter weather patterns, but

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

the first 2 hours after sunrise and the last 2 hours before sunset. California is burning up, literally. Fires all over the place. When I lived in Chicago 1949-1980, a window fan would suffice. Now Chicagoans die in heat events because their homes and apartments were (understandably at the

Re: VERY OT, DO NOT READ THIS! (wind power, was Re: OT Humidity, was time off) Do not read, do not follow up! ;-)

And the cities we have built? the changes have already been made in some places. On Sat, Jun 22, 2024 at 5:45 PM Rusty Carruth via PLUG-discuss < plug-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org> wrote: > Matthew Crews had an interesting reference, which I skimmed. Apparently > there is a 6% change in a

Re: VERY OT, DO NOT READ THIS! (wind power, was Re: OT Humidity, was time off) Do not read, do not follow up! ;-)

Matthew Crews had an interesting reference, which I skimmed. Apparently there is a 6% change in a non-trivial distance downwind from the wind farm.  If my skimming was accurate, that was measured difference, but the simulation apparently was similar.  (But now we've gotten beyond my skimming

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

Can water for agricultural use be reclaimed? Other than it eventually making its way back into the water table? Water could also be recycled/treated such that it's good for agricultural use but not for consumption, which I imagine would be cheaper than fully reclaiming the water, which could

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

my interest. I grew up around the farming community, and still have family members who are heavily involved in water discussions as their livelihoods depend on it. To categorize this as FUD, is naive at best. History lesson time, with broad generalizations and without sources (I care

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

up around the farming community, and still have family members who are heavily involved in water discussions as their livelihoods depend on it. To categorize this as FUD, is naive at best. History lesson time, with broad generalizations and without sources (I care, but not that much): The metro phoen

Re: VERY OT, DO NOT READ THIS! (wind power, was Re: OT Humidity, was time off) Do not read, do not follow up! ;-)

and global (whatever-ing), I'd spend time doing research, but I'm pretty sure 'nobody really cares'.  Or whatever. Ok, sorry for adding to the noise.  You may now return to your regularly scheduled flame-fest! On 6/20/24 20:11, Matthew Crews via PLUG-discuss wrote: On 6/20/24 6:16 AM, Ryan Petri

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

over the place that date back to that time). Also, as far as human interaction on the environment is concerned, it’s mostly local (take a look at the heat dome over Phoenix as it only exists over the valley of the sun and not much else except for maybe Tucson). Those are pretty well localized

VERY OT, DO NOT READ THIS! (wind power, was Re: OT Humidity, was time off) Do not read, do not follow up! ;-)

! If I thought it would make any difference in our mad rush to fulfill the predictions of drought and global (whatever-ing), I'd spend time doing research, but I'm pretty sure 'nobody really cares'.  Or whatever. Ok, sorry for adding to the noise.  You may now return to your regularly scheduled

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

"Coming lack of water" is going to be handled by zero-waste. 100% recycling all waste water. Think about that for a minute... yes, all that water that is flushed down the sewer will be reclaimed and recycled into potable water. Unimaginable? Google: Toilet to tap. And yes, your cities are

Re: OT Just in time: Was Humidity

Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss said on Fri, 21 Jun 2024 06:20:06 -0700 >And what about those supply chain issues? I studied Just-in-Time in >1989 or so. We have the Just-in-Time so tightly rapped that the >supply chain is very fragile. There is hope. I've read the >capitalists

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

you can harvest. The article did not match my research. I'm not going to deny we have a potential for a water short fall. When people talk about Global Warming and/or Climate Change I always ask about the Mini Ice Age. Seems the weather has been changing for a long time. Long before fossil

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

On 6/20/24 6:16 AM, Ryan Petris via PLUG-discuss wrote: And what are you guys going to do about the coming lack of water? It's all FUD. If anything, agricultural land uses more water than residential land, and agricultural land is what's getting converted to residential. So every acre

Re: OT Humidity, was time off

> How do you like the 115 degree days? It's bearable; at least I'm not sitting in a pool of my own sweat. > And what are you guys going to do about the coming lack of water? It's all FUD. If anything, agricultural land uses more water than residential land, and agricultural land is what's

OT Humidity, was time off

Ryan Petris via PLUG-discuss said on Thu, 20 Jun 2024 04:05:30 -0700 >I lived in Florida for ~10 years myself, in the Ft. Walton >Beach/Navarre/Pensacola areas, and got my degree there at UWF. >Sometimes I wish I were still there but I'm enjoying the non-humidity >of Arizona for now. How do you

Re: time off

nks, it worked. As for the time zone: Yep, I'm on the East coast. I was > introduced to Linux in 97ish when I lived in Phoenix. When I moved to Florida > I just kinda hung on to PLUG. > > On Wed, Jun 19, 2024 at 10:07 AM Ryan Petris wrote: >> __ >> Try running:

Re: time off

Thanks, it worked. As for the time zone: Yep, I'm on the East coast. I was introduced to Linux in 97ish when I lived in Phoenix. When I moved to Florida I just kinda hung on to PLUG. On Wed, Jun 19, 2024 at 10:07 AM Ryan Petris wrote: > Try running: > > timedatectl set-ntp on > >

Re: time off

, you should also run: timedatectl set-timezone America/Phoenix On Wed, Jun 19, 2024, at 6:07 PM, Michael via PLUG-discuss wrote: > The time is now about 10am here. I ran timedatectl and it says: > RTC time: Sun 2050-06-19 00:04:01 > but my clock says the cor

time off

The time is now about 10am here. I ran timedatectl and it says: RTC time: Sun 2050-06-19 00:04:01 but my clock says the correct date but that it is about 21:00. Why won't the time sync? -- :-)~MIKE~(-: alex@alex-desktop:~$ timedatectl Local time: Wed 2024-06-19 21

Computer language and compiler construction presentation, 12/6/2023, 7PM Eastern Standard Time

/2023 at 7PM Eastern Standard Time Where: Jitsi online presentation, https://meet.jit.si/golug [1] == If you've wondered how people build new computer languages, compilers, interpreters, markup languages with converters, or even

Re: Time

Haha, thanks! Well, I figured it out. ntp isn't running. I had local time set for UTC. I set time zone to utc and all is good. sorry Mike B. I thought we had set things up correctly. Oh well. On Wed, Mar 22, 2023 at 3:30 PM Andrew McRobb wrote: > Sounds like. > > A: You didn't set

Re: Time

Sounds like. A: You didn't set up to use network time. (not that it matters much in AZ) B: You didn't set what time it is on your distro. I'm lazy and just use ntpd anyway. ;) https://linuxhint.com/sync-time-ntp-server-linux/ (assuming you are on Ubuntu/Debian variant) On Wed, Mar 22, 2023

Time

my timeclock is off by 4 hours. My timezone is set correctly and it updates but what could be wrong? :-)~MIKE~(-: --- PLUG-discuss mailing list: PLUG-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org To subscribe, unsubscribe, or to change your mail settings:

OT Repair with Minimal Lost Time

nstalled it in about four hours. The price was very reasonable, and minimum time lost. A few weeks later my 2012 MacBook Pro got the dead-keys disease. Computers & ? specializes on Apple. Again, I had the use of my laptop with the USB keyboard for a few days, and they did the repair in a few hour

Re: Printer Time

P.S. I use the brother HL-2170W foomatic driver in my Linux setup On Tue, Aug 27, 2019, 5:23 PM Nathan wrote: > > Hey All, > > I'm in the market for a new printer. I tend to only print b/w and about > 200 - 250 pages a month. I would really prefer something with an > ethernet cable over wifi,

Re: Printer Time

Check out this brother laser printer, I have an older model that I'm happy with https://www.amazon.com/Compact-Laser-Printer-HL-L2370DW-Wireless/dp/B076Q1FK19/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_229_t_1?_encoding=UTF8=1=K4W40PV2EHVJSQY0HRJS On Tue, Aug 27, 2019, 5:23 PM Nathan wrote: > > Hey All, > > I'm in the

Re: Printer Time

I was looking at the ET 3700 as it really fit the bill, but I found a lot of reviews about the Epson ET series as a whole about people complaining the "ink pad" fills quickly and the printer has to be sent back for service... What's your thought on that? How long have you used your printer? On

Re: Printer Time

On Linux I've had the best success with Epson ET series printers. For cost/benefit, on any brand of printer, I would look at any of the "large tank" printers. An example would be https://amzn.to/2ZxJGJw You pay more cash for the printer itself, but it pays for itself several times over before

Printer Time

Hey All, I'm in the market for a new printer. I tend to only print b/w and about 200 - 250 pages a month. I would really prefer something with an ethernet cable over wifi, but as long as it has network connectivity it's good. Any suggestions? P.S. I apologize if anyone got this twice, I

Re: Displaying a program on 2 screens at the same time

liable at SCaLE when I do the presentation again. So what I need is a way to display a program on both monitors at the same time without having to mirror the display. I think I might have a workable solution by abusing the kmag program and setting it's magnification to 1:1, but I wonder if there is a

Re: Displaying a program on 2 screens at the same time

resources. There is also the possibility of using a tablet to control the presentation, but that might not be reliable at SCaLE when I do the presentation again. So what I need is a way to display a program on both monitors at the same time without having to mirror the display. I think I

Re: Displaying a program on 2 screens at the same time

do the presentation again. So what I need is a way to display a program on both monitors at the same time without having to mirror the display. I think I might have a workable solution by abusing the kmag program and setting it's magnification to 1:1, but I wonder if there is a better or more

Re: Displaying a program on 2 screens at the same time

ility of using a tablet to control the presentation, but > > that might not be reliable at SCaLE when I do the presentation again. > > > > So what I need is a way to display a program on both monitors at the > > same time without having to mirror the display. > > &

Displaying a program on 2 screens at the same time

do the presentation again. So what I need is a way to display a program on both monitors at the same time without having to mirror the display. I think I might have a workable solution by abusing the kmag program and setting it's magnification to 1:1, but I wonder if there is a better

Re: Part time desktop support position

500 each set is $8.34/mo. add $1500 of repairs which is $12.5 a month. I did not add interest. Total monthly cost $308.68 Now the real question that is being asked, will this part-time employee be paid mileage when being required to drive to several facilities in a day or a long distance to any one

Re: Part time desktop support position

On Wed, 20 Jul 2016 13:05:01 -0700 Bob Holtzman wrote: > On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 10:51:30AM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: > > My estimate is that maintaining a car costs between $15K and > > $20K/year. Few employers are willing to pay for that. > > Depends on the year and mileage

Re: Part time desktop support position

On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 10:51:30AM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: > My estimate is that maintaining a car costs between $15K and $20K/year. > Few employers are willing to pay for that. Depends on the year and mileage on the car, how many miles/yr you put on it, what the mileage (mi/gal) is, etc. > >

Re: Part time desktop support position

st employers here don't consider the transit system to > be reliable. > > -eric of the technomage guild. > On Jul 19, 2016, at 6:38 PM, Micah Abrams wrote: > > > Part time desktop support > > > > Looking for a driven admin for part time desktop support with a >

Re: Part time desktop support position

well, I guess that leaves me out with the reliable transportation condition. most employers here don't consider the transit system to be reliable. -eric of the technomage guild. On Jul 19, 2016, at 6:38 PM, Micah Abrams wrote: > Part time desktop support > > Looking for a dri

Part time desktop support position

Part time desktop support Looking for a driven admin for part time desktop support with a rapidly growing real estate company. Duties include Responding to company help desk tickets Setting up PCs (according to company standards) Configure and support VOIP phones (handsets only

sshd time out

Hi, Last night I shelled into a web server I am working on and issue the command to upload data into MySql from the command line. The process took about an hour and a half. Then I received the message Write failed: Broken pipe. In researching, apparently sshd timed out. I'm guessing

Re: sshd time out

connections after a period of inactivity. This period usually ranges from 30 to 120 minutes, and may not be adjustable. This is why I have keepalive.sh in my ~/bin/ : #!/bin/sh while true ; do echo -n '.' sleep 300 done ...start whatever's going to take a long time in the background

Re: sshd time out

Add ServerAliveInterval 60 to ~/.ssh/config to keep that from annoying you. You'll know if your data xfer is incomplete. If it didn't exit clean before that, probably not. -mb On 11/04/2014 09:10 AM, Keith Smith wrote: Hi, Last night I shelled into a web server I am working on and

Re: sshd time out

Am 04. Nov, 2014 schwätzte Keith Smith so: moin moin Keith, Last night I shelled into a web server I am working on and issue the command to upload data into MySql from the command line. The process took about an hour and a half. Then I received the message Write failed: Broken pipe. In

Re: sshd time out

Thank you to those of you who replied. Interesting experience. I was uploading a data dump into MySql. My Konsole did not show any activity for about an hour and a half. Then I get the message Write failed: Broken pipe. This morning I erased the database I had uploaded last night because

Re: sshd time out

so glad you worked that out , man! :-)~MIKE~(-: On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 1:17 PM, Keith Smith techli...@phpcoderusa.com wrote: Thank you to those of you who replied. Interesting experience. I was uploading a data dump into MySql. My Konsole did not show any activity for about an hour and a

Re: sshd time out

Thanks!! Me too!! On 2014-11-04 17:23, Michael Havens wrote: so glad you worked that out , man! :-)~MIKE~(-: On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 1:17 PM, Keith Smith techli...@phpcoderusa.com wrote: Thank you to those of you who replied.  Interesting experience. I was uploading a data dump into

OT: question about real-time location-sensitive message broadcasts

I realize this is totally OT, but I thought folks might have fun discussing it, and I’m guessing you’ll have some great insights to share. Basically, I have an idea for something that is a real-time notification system that takes advantage of geo-tagged messages that are intended for people

Re: OT: question about real-time location-sensitive message broadcasts

Schwartz newslett...@thetoolwiz.com wrote: I realize this is totally OT, but I thought folks might have fun discussing it, and I’m guessing you’ll have some great insights to share. Basically, I have an idea for something that is a real-time notification system that takes advantage of geo-tagged

Re: OT: question about real-time location-sensitive message broadcasts

guessing you'll have some great insights to share. Basically, I have an idea for something that is a real-time notification system that takes advantage of geo-tagged messages that are intended for people near-by, meaning within a 10-mile radius or so. People will send out short geo-tagged

Re: OT: question about real-time location-sensitive message broadcasts

food offers. It’s just an example I came up with that has similar dynamics to the actual problem I’m addressing.) So we could broadcast each announcement message to everybody (all current listeners) in real-time (like what Twitter would do) and let the client-side filter out the irrelevant

Re: OT: question about real-time location-sensitive message broadcasts

to do with things like free food offers. It’s just an example I came up with that has similar dynamics to the actual problem I’m addressing.) So we could broadcast each announcement message to everybody (all current listeners) in real-time (like what Twitter would do) and let the client-side

Re: OT: question about real-time location-sensitive message broadcasts

problem I'm addressing.) So we could broadcast each announcement message to everybody (all current listeners) in real-time (like what Twitter would do) and let the client-side filter out the irrelevant messages (around 99.99%). Or we could reduce that bandwidth by having clients update

Re: OT Full time consulting gig for strong Perl/Unix programmer

for one. Please make any replies off-list. Feel free to contact Angela directly with leads or inquiries. She's been good to me in the past and approached me on this, but I'm retired from full-time IT work. Angela Willfong Senior Technical Recruiter Randstad Technologies Gainey Center

OT Full time consulting gig for strong Perl/Unix programmer

-time IT work. Angela Willfong Senior Technical Recruiter Randstad Technologies Gainey Center I 8601 N. Scottsdale Rd, #250 Scottsdale, AZ 85253 Reminder: Please reply off-list to this. Thanks, Victor Odhner --- PLUG

Re: Why is Firefox so slow (and degrades over time)?

I have the same issue on both Win7 and Linux. Misery loves company ;) I suspect that part of my problem is all of the (expletive deleted) nepomuk and akonadi garbage that most Linux distributions now seem to force on us. I have tried to kill off all that garbage, but it continues to keep

Re: Why is Firefox so slow (and degrades over time)?

I've said the same thing lately for Chromium, seems most websites are suddenly broken as far as scripting lately since the 30-ish train of chromium. I started using actual Chrome, which seems *better*, but sadly I'm finding myself having to go to firefox to even render/use various sites

Re: Why is Firefox so slow (and degrades over time)?

Thanks for the advice! I will try that as soon as I get home tonight. My Firefox at home has also been getting very sluggish. I have often wondered, while waiting for a page to load, if there are scripts or Java apps running in the background, chewing lots of CPU time even after the webpage

Why is Firefox so slow (and degrades over time)?

My system has all the latest updates for Linux Mint including the latest available Firefox 27.0.1 for Linux Mint. However, for quite some time, I have had ongoing problems with Firefox being very slow ... too often, frustratingly slow. It usually takes about 15 seconds for the Firefox browser

Re: Why is Firefox so slow (and degrades over time)?

has all the latest updates for Linux Mint including the latest available Firefox 27.0.1 for Linux Mint. However, for quite some time, I have had ongoing problems with Firefox being very slow ... too often, frustratingly slow. It usually takes about 15 seconds for the Firefox browser to start

Re: Why is Firefox so slow (and degrades over time)?

I personally change my settings to delete all cachepasswords...user Ids on close. I never have a problem. Downside is I have to log into everything all the time. On Mar 13, 2014 3:55 PM, j...@actionline.com wrote: My system has all the latest updates for Linux Mint including the latest

Re: Why is Firefox so slow (and degrades over time)?

at 5:09 PM, Michael Torres matorres...@gmail.comwrote: I personally change my settings to delete all cachepasswords...user Ids on close. I never have a problem. Downside is I have to log into everything all the time. On Mar 13, 2014 3:55 PM, j...@actionline.com wrote: My system has all

Re: After update wireless has to be reset each time

with this: http://www.noobslab.com/2013/12/mdm-display-manager-and-mdm-themes-for.html HTML5 is executing _before_ login? What could possibly go wrong? (-: Chas.M. :-) - Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2014 19:04:17 -0700 Subject: Re: After update wireless has to be reset each time From: lthiels...@gmail.com

Re: After update wireless has to be reset each time

, but just wanted you to know *buntu has bit lots of people lately... -- Joe previously wrote: I have two Thinkpads running Ubuntu. Both used to automatically reconnect to my wireless network after closing and opening the lid each time. After running the latest updates, one of them

After update wireless has to be reset each time

I have two Thinkpads running Ubuntu. Both of them used to automatically reconnect to my wireless network after closing and opening the lid each time. After running the latest updates, one of them still works as before, but on the other, I have to re-enter the wireless key every time I close

Re: After update wireless has to be reset each time

!!! I'm happy to report my Server is once again running CentOS 6.5, and my laptops are happily running openSUSE 13.1. I have not had time to update my wife's desktop, which only reboots when updates want anyway. So for now we have to boot and boot and reboot until it hits the login

PLUG's End of the year holiday time party TONIGHT

It's that time of year again when our usual PLUG meeting is suspended in favor of our end of the year, holiday time, party. We will meet at the usual time, of 7pm, at the Desert Breeze Substation: 251 North Desert Breeze Blvd Chandler, AZ 85226 For more information and directions see: http

Re: PLUG's End of the year holiday time party TONIGHT

and never did get a response. -eric On Dec 12, 2013, at 8:15 AM, PLUG Announcements wrote: It's that time of year again when our usual PLUG meeting is suspended in favor of our end of the year, holiday time, party. We will meet at the usual time, of 7pm, at the Desert Breeze Substation

Re: PLUG's End of the year holiday time party TONIGHT

). PLEAS call me (623)399-5635. I am located out on the west side near 83rd Ave. and indianschool rd. I asked earlier this week and never did get a response. -eric On Dec 12, 2013, at 8:15 AM, PLUG Announcements wrote: It's that time of year again when our usual PLUG meeting is suspended

Hiring full time and part time tech support agents in Glendale AZ (mod approved)

hosting industry, and familiar with common hosting control panels such as cPanel, Plesk, webmin, etc. Only local applicants will be considered, no overseas or remote positions are available. No relocation or Visa sponsorship is offered at this time. Multiple positions on multiple shifts available

Re: Hiring full time and part time tech support agents in Glendale AZ (mod approved)

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RE: Time to move to Linux ~ Well said, Paul.

. Paul Mooring Operations Engineer www.opscode.com From: plug-discuss-boun...@lists.phxlinux.org on behalf of j...@actionline.com Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 10:02 AM To: plug-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org Subject: RE: Time to move to Linux ~ Well said