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What are you doing right now??

Well mostly on the great side of the coin... i went to setup and do my "light" short workout/excersizes this morning, i tweaked my lower back moving the weight bar thing out of my way. But i didn't go to the carhole floor screaming in pain, it's just an annoying tweak that aches a little when i do somethings.

The excersizes i have been doing for the last maybe 2 months have "worked" for me. I used to get taken out by grabbing a t-shirt from the basket/cart. And it stings a bit re-remembering my under 35 days... because that time my health/body betrayed me and i went from an over-active a-hole to a weak/lazy a-hole. But that is about the time my wanting, learning and "fighting" for guns, happened... effing NJ....
 
youngolddude said:
My new mini pc came yesterday and I've been busy setting it up. It's half the size of my router. 32 Gb Ram and 1 Tb ssd. I didn't want to copy everything over so I may experience some pain here and there.
Ammo and guns ready for tomorrow.
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I'm a bit of a pc nerd... what would you copy over to the new pc and are the OSs different like rotten apple to a good pc?
 
Warrior9(Ret) said:
I wanted to made sure I didn’t transfer those old legacy programs and the stuff I had zero use for. I was taking a computer class in college so my instructor really helped me out.
Now my son has it.
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Ok, nice... the tiny PC nerd started to come out of me... he's been in me for about 30 years but hasn't been out in 5 or so years... lol

Where's @Annihilator ? My smooth brain thinks the qoute's first-line is something but smoothy is not a 100% sure.... hahaha...
 
sitting on floor in new room, deciding which way t lay the flooring,
filling imperfections in the sub floor
i have a small ramp about 9 inches down from the floor in the other room at almost 1 and qtr inches in ht difference
so laying the vinyl planks 90 degrees off results in a smooth transition.

one of those things never planned when house was built, cant move the 3x3 steel holding up the one floor and no way was i laying in an inch of plywood.

at least its wheel chair friendly now :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
Warrior9(Ret) said:
I wanted to made sure I didn’t transfer those old legacy programs and the stuff I had zero use for. I was taking a computer class in college so my instructor really helped me out.
Now my son has it.
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made sure…..🤔🤔
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Used to build gaming pc’s back in the day, MSI MB’s, NVidia video cards, usually just used the MB’s built in sound, less conflicts, always AMD Athlon chips, never used Intel junk, Seagate HD, and at least 128mb in ram, CD burner/drive, WIN 98 2nd edition then WIN XP, good old days
 
Just got home from 4-H Shooting Sports. The PD took the range away from us today, so we shot airguns inside our building at the fairgrounds.

This morning, the Basic kids practiced air pistol and Sitting rifle.

This afternoon, we ran the Advanced kids through all the standard rifle positions. I made sure they hate kneeling as much as I do.
 
no life said:
I'm a bit of a pc nerd... what would you copy over to the new pc and are the OSs different like rotten apple to a good pc?
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I went from a Windows 10 tower to the Windows 11 Pro mini pc. I copied bookmarks and passwords after installing browsers. I installed an anti virus program and ensured it was clean. I don't want to use Cloud storage, so this should be good for our needs. I'll probably go back and copy LibreOffice which has multiple stage designs I've used for Cowboy Action Shooting and make a library for them. These have Bay Number, shooting positions, target arrays, round count and stage scenarios.
I primarily use my laptop as I'm doing now.
 
Annihilator said:
Used to build gaming pc’s back in the day, MSI MB’s, NVidia video cards, usually just used the MB’s built in sound, less conflicts, always AMD Athlon chips, never used Intel junk, Seagate HD, and at least 128mb in ram, CD burner/drive, WIN 98 2nd edition then WIN XP, good old days
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ok an "earlyish" PC builder. When AMD first made/had great chips... their back at the top since about maybe 7ish years ago.

It somewhat amazes me a little, how quickly home/business PC tech went from (an auto parts store/owners had 1) a PC bigger than i was/am (5'10") to tiny things like watches and rings that are a 1000+ times faster and capable.

And i have always missed knowing what jumpers were and how to "set" them up for different affects(sp?) or to get parts to work together.
 
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