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Yeah. Burn a Lightscribe face 12 hours with minute hash marks readable at the three o'clock position (like the old "digital" readouts that were really analog) and fix it to the hour axis. A pointer at three o'clock and you have a unique clock. :rolleyes: I don't need any tangents to get me...

And here all along I've thought it was Juanny Mesquiteseed. :yum: :yum: Ted

OK I found the sha1sum at NCSU. I don't know why some sites don't have the sha1sum listed. When I couldn't find it I assumed (yeah I know) it was embedded in the d/l. Sha1sum check (heh) is good. Must be a bad burn but it verified OK. Guess I'll make another coaster and try again. Ted

Thanks Doc. fedora 8 installing now on a machine I originally built in '96. Have you tried Gimp? Gnu Image Manipulation Prog. It's a Photoshop clone. Free open source. Test it against Photoshop. I bought Red Hat 5.2 back in ... '98(?). Played with it then, along with Solaris(?) from Sun...

Any body using a Linux box? If so, what distro are you using? Why? Enquiring :wink: minds want to know. I've got several older computers that originally ran Win98, ME:puke1: or 2000. Resentments against B. Gates & Co. have risen to the surface again since Micro$oft has obsoleted 98 :mad...

Paul did you ever drink with Ross Perot?:cool: Ted

Nica If you get the 9.6v-24v charger (about $25-$35) just make an adapter from the charger to your battery. It's a Black and Decker Firestorm. It's a very fast charger. Recharge as soon as the tool starts getting tired. It will send a high current pulse, check voltage and, if needed...

Dougster...about those gift cards...I suspect those members who enable you to drink Starbucks (real aficionados drink black coffee) are merely concerned with the economy. How many cafes is Starbucks closing? I tried Starbucks a couple of times at the VA Hospital in Houston. First I tried...

Is this the instructable you mean? Revive-Nicad-Batteries-by-Zapping-with-a-Welder The charger I have reforms nicads from 9.6v to 24v. I have two (for Black and Decker). The first one I bought is for the older post style batteries. I had a bad battery that toasted two older chargers. With...

Is there a video of that Tructor loading the dump box?:rolleyes: Ted

A good one, Ed. :yum: :yum: Ted

Heh :rolleyes: Ted

Came across this ad on southeasttexas.com, a local classified ads website. They don't have a website yet but say it should be up by Valentine's Day in case you're looking for a gift for the SWIMBO. Here's the ad for Steel Horses (936) 639-6878: New Chuckwagon Utility Vehicles. 2WD. "Honda"...

Ah yes...Cabrito!. Delicioso. When I moved from Huntsville, late 2003, they were $25 fully dressed ready to throw on the pit. You just pointed out which one you wanted. :cool: Ted

I'm in. :cool: :fishing: Ted

My prayers are with you and your family. I know firsthand how losing loved ones hurts. I happy that she is lucid and eating, however temporary. I pray she may be so from now on. God bless Ted

Shinnlinger I was riding a Honda 350 when I lived in Portland back in 1970. They had just started grooving the highways about then. Kind of a 'shimmy shimmy bang bang' :eek: feeling until I started remembering to prepare for it. I bought the Honda for $200. It leaked oil from a big...

Welcome aboard Erik. :wave: Only been north in Kansas as far as Wichita. Bingham-Willamette Co. had some of our CNC machines I had to repair a few times way back in the last century.:smile: Goats and sheep are what will wipe out a pasture. You sure they were horses? If you post some...

I'll trade you guys load for load mesquite cookin' wood for rocks.:yum: :yum: :yum: Actually, parts of Texas has plenty of rocks. We have limestone, granite, sandstone etc. We have rocks with dinosaur footprints in them. Mom has found arrowheads raking leaves in the front yard at Lake Sam...

Goodlookin' rig, Bill. It's the little customizing touches that makes 'em do what we want. But, I notice that MF isn't wearing any protection.:eek: My guess is it's the wrong time of year for bugs. Do y'all have love bugs up there? Some people call 'em telephone bugs - they say hello and...