Thursday, April 12, 2012
Old fashioned shack and the Gundagai flood
I did a posting once on what to do with a dead cat, of course put it in the refrigerator. Here is another one more grusom than that. What do you do with a dead baby? Put it in an esky under the house, I got a my mate Harry to pick up some scrap metal and there was a fridge in amongst the steel, HE ASKED IF THERE WAS ANY BODIES IN THE FRIDGE AND WAS SERIOUS. Then he related the above story to me apparently factual and was in the papers just after I moved to Nowra. There is sink holes in the yard and I am hoping that is all they are. I wont be doing any gardening as one never knows what is going to be dug up. I am not a gardener and I think this to be a good thing in Gundagai. Turns out I got the tenents from the story. It took me two days to clean out the two sheds which are twenty by ten feet. Nothing like a good clean out of ones possessions like sweeping the mind clean. I have even put heaps of stuff on eBay and to my surprise it is getting good results.
I know I preach being happy and looking on the bright side and this took its toll on the senses. This turns out to be one of life's trying times but was a blessing in disguise. No tenants
Monday, April 9, 2012
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Shoalhaven River Valley
This shows the overhang where the ferns are
Wambat burrow filled with water
This is a tiny little mushroom photo is bigger than full size. The below photo is of the same mushroom from standing height.
Drinking from small puddle the water was cool and sweet.
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Haven't we come a long way in ten years of internet
This is a view of what happened ten years ago, and we are haying trouble with our internet? Internet has dropped. unable to reach ISP. Support supplies a mobile number, --> msg bank regionalconnect site is up www.dingoblue.net.au seems to be down. not real convienent at the moment. anyone else having problems? | reference: whrl.pl/RbQjNo posted 2009-May-9, 12pm AEST |
User #287549 8 posts Forum Regular | Yep, It's a little discouraging seeing as I only just joined up with them. Does this happen often with these guys? | reference: whrl.pl/RbQkdi posted 2009-May-9, 3pm AEST |
User #83457 1039 posts Whirlpool Enthusiast | well i have only just signed up too. not looking too good dingoblue site is up now. let me check, oooh green light on the modem now.. yeah! so is the internets!! damn it no its no worky, green light on the modem though, let me reboot main PC. waits....nope damn it! edit: Ok works now with Open DNS | reference: whrl.pl/RbQkJ1 posted 2009-May-9, 6pm AEST edited 2009-May-10, 12am AEST |
User #287549 8 posts Forum Regular | On their site it says there was a power outage in sydney where their servers are located. Hoping this was a one off. | reference: whrl.pl/RbQkRi posted 2009-May-9, 7pm AEST |
User #275600 20 posts ISP Representative | Hi Guys We have all our servers located in row 11. :-( DINGOBLUE ALERT NOTIFICATION: 2009/2 SERVICE PROBLEM: ALL SERVICES Window : START 11:57 9/5/09 RESTORED 18:53 9/5/09 Affected Services : ALL DINGOBLUE SERVICES Message: All cabinets in row 11 lost power at around miday Services where restored in full by 18:53 Thankyou Regards Steve | reference: whrl.pl/RbQlqk posted 2009-May-9, 10pm AEST edited 2009-May-9, 10pm AEST |
User #287549 8 posts Forum Regular | I'm getting REALLY dodgy connections of late. I have no connection about as often as I do have a connection and when I do it's really slow. I know it says they have a damaged switch at the server site but there is no listed outages at the moment. I was kinda hoping to rely on this ISP for a constant stream of data, what with it being unlimited. Consistency in the speed I'm not too worried about, actually maintaining a connection though... | reference: whrl.pl/RbQ1re posted 2009-May-20, 8pm AEST |
User #275600 20 posts ISP Representative | DrBoon We identified the problem and it should now be resolved. It was due to a numbr of things (a) our remote hands incorrectly reconnected ethernet leads to a piece of equipment by accident The later appears to have solved the problem with the upd and the remote hands correctly connected the equipment once it was identified. If it hasnt please contact the service desk as you may have another problem Thanks Steve | reference: whrl.pl/RbQ2nR posted 2009-May-21, 7am AEST edited 2009-May-21, 7am AEST |
User #287549 8 posts Forum Regular | It's been fine since. Thanks for the updates. | reference: whrl.pl/RbRgjl posted 2009-May-25, 9am AEST |
User #41008 6554 posts Whirlpool Forums Addict | The other Dr has been having trouble again | reference: whrl.pl/RbRh8m posted 2009-May-25, 6pm AEST |
User #83457 1039 posts Whirlpool Enthusiast | quite annoying, some websites very slow unable to play on most game servers.. Think its a melbourne problem, uncertain where it lies. Tracerts seem ok although they do take a while with pauses between hops. but ms seems ok. which is strange.. 1 1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 192.168.1.1 Trace complete. would of thought it would be resolved by now. so is it the return path maybe..? | reference: whrl.pl/RbRik0 posted 2009-May-25, 7pm AEST edited 2009-May-25, 7pm AEST |
User #83457 1039 posts Whirlpool Enthusiast | sent an SMS to AH support, got a call back, spent a while on the phone with Tech. sorted a few problems out. my router doing something and a change on their end caused some dramas. unsure of exact details and lingo. Can reach gameservers now so happy days again | reference: whrl.pl/RbRiKr posted 2009-May-25, 8pm AEST edited 2009-May-25, 8pm AEST |
User #32581 5365 posts Whirlpool Forums Addict | im considering joining this isp so id just like to know( other than the reported issues above) what is your overall opinion of this isp...i dont do gaming but i do want a 24/7 service and something with better than what im using now which is(internode) 256/128. |
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Cooking and renovation and gardening shows on TV
Cooking
Yes you all watch the cooking shows with all those fancy dishes eating your pizzas and fast food. Wishing you could do the same, Here's the secret you can. It starts with turning off the telly and going to your farmers market and getting the ingredients. Visit your local butcher and buy some of the cheaper cuts as they are the best value, If you have money to spare then the more expensive cuts may be obtained as this leaves the cheaper cut for the less privileged.
Failing that go to the supermarket and shop the walls don't go into the centre of the shop as that is where the expensive stuff is. The most expensive stuff is in the isle where the control panel of the supermarket is.
I will post a video of cooking in my house and the way it is done. Go now and check out where to get the ingredients.
Renovation shows.
Yes after demolishing the fast food you are now ready for a sleep as the sugar content in the food you have just eaten does that to you. Start small patch the hole in the wall nail the paling back on the fence Fix a chair, you might even want to try building a chook shed remembering that a chook is only about a foot high not six foot. Do some drawing of the intended subject. Make a materials list and off you go the the local demolition yard as that is where the best materials are.
Do some dreaming as that is where it starts.
Gardening
Now most blokes who rent or live in a house know how to mow a lawn and this is a good start. I am not a gardener but I do possess four lawn mowers and um teen whipper snipers and some shovels and the like all bought from junk sales and the like. The thing is the TV has to go off, It will still be there when you get back and if its not that is one of those blessings in disguise.
This is enough to digest for now and I will revisit it again soon