My Stuff

I just a a birthday yesterday. It’s interesting how these don’t really matter for one self any more. Yes, these can be great for family reunions and getting remote contacts, but its not the same the older I get.

So, what did I do on my birthday? I upgraded to Debian 13 on the NAS Server and installed RaspiOS (based on Debian 13) on the headless Raspberry Pi 4s. Actually, every update to the Raspberry Pis to a new OS, there were many changes. Thus, I took the next day to rebuild them with the media files. Not a big deal, but just easier that trying to update from Debian 12 to Debian 13…

Trying to update instead of upgrading from scratch, is not that simple as there are many gotchas where the final solution is to rebuild these little inexpensive boxes from scratch anyway.

That’s about it for now.

TTFN!

To say 'I love you' one must first be able to say the 'I.' --Ayn Rand

Testing the Random Quotes Plug-in.

2035-10-13_Update; I installed a quotes.txt file of nearly 50K quotes over the years. I’ll see if it has a performance impact.

TTFN!

Here’s some motivation for today:

You've been at work for an hour before you notice that your skirt is caught in your pantyhose. --You know you're in trouble #7

• “It! The Terror From Beyond Space”, 1958, Edward L. Cahn
• Charles Berlitz’s The Bermuda Triangle, 1979, Richard Fredenberg
• The Ipcress File, 1965, Sydney J. Furie

P.S:I’ll be adding more as time goes.

TTFN!

It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare; it is because we do not dare that they are difficult. --Seneca

Computers

I have four (4) of them:

• A Dell small laptop running exclusively Linux Mint as my main driver.
• A 2021 McBookPro, my work horse, with a Read/Write ext4 file system.
• A stand alone Intel 5 server, about 8 to 10 years old running Debian 12 as my NAS.
• A couple of Raspberry PI4 used as my video servers.
• And as small devices, an iPhone 12, a basic 4 years old iPad nad a couple of Apple TVs.

And that keeps me busy enough in keeping them updated.

TTFN!

Line Printer paper is strongest at the perforations. --Fortune Cookie