Saturday, September 17, 2016

La Connexion Francaise (2016-09-17)

La Connexion Francaise

aussi = also
dont = whose
tout = all
devant = in front of
preuve = proof
donc = so
parvenir = to manage to
qui = who

Dénombrement en français

Mon ordinateur n'a pas relié à l'internet.





The Daily Affirmation (2016-09-17)

The Daily Affirmation

I got a nice $375 surprise when I showed up for my first shift at the arena in 3 months.

Friday, September 16, 2016

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

Blog Question Of The Day (2016-09-14)

Blog Question Of The Day 

Should I go "all in" on the Green Bay Packers as my NFL team?

If I had to abandon Google, to what/who would I turn?

Today I Learned ... (2016-09-14)

Today I Learned ...

How a hand-gun works

Monday, September 12, 2016

Today I Learned ... (2016-09-12)

Today I Learned ...

In Cities: Skyline, if you want to pump heating water under a body of water, you have to have a boiler station on the feed side of the piping, so that the water is pumped at elevated temperature.

Sunday, September 11, 2016

La Connexion Francaise (2016-09-11)

La Connexion Francaise

racine = root

Dénombrement en français

J'ai installé le "Facebook Messenger" á ma tablette.  Il a fallu 6 heures.

J'ai "raciné" mon portable.  Je suis heureux.



The Daily Affirmation (2016-09-11)

The Daily Affirmation

It took all day but:

1.  I got Facebook Messenger installed, working and (apparently) sustainable/repeatable on my cheap Polaroid Android tablet

2.  I rooted my Android phone successfully, then installed, set-up and began using Link2SD to expand the "usable" memory of the device, move apps off the (limited) internal storage and (apparently) make the phone more viable in the long(er) term.  [Which potentially saved $400]

Today I Learned ... (2016-09-11)

Today I Learned ...

Historians generally consider the first finger-driven touchscreen to have been invented by E.A. Johnson in 1965 at the Royal Radar Establishment in Malvern, United Kingdom.

Zoe likes Doritos.

Blog Question Of The Day (2016-09-11)

Blog Question Of The Day

When someone constructs a webpage/site that is going to have 10+ (or even more) concurrent pages to get to older/newer content, why can't they have a page selector at the top of the page, and not just the bottom of the page?

Should I start playing a new Facebook game?