Problem: Our new LG G3 TV was turning off after 15 minutes when the HDMI switch is set to the Spectrum DVR. It worked fine when the HDMI switch is set to the Apple TV 4K. It seemed to be some sort of interaction between the TV and the DVR.
Configuration:
HDMI 4-port switch box LG G3 TV (HDMI port 4 to switch box output) Spectrum DVR (Magnavox) (input port 2 on switch box) Apple TV 4K (input port 3 on switch box) All cabling is Ultimate HDMI, suitable for 8K, in wall rated.
This upcoming week is move week. Ann and I move from our wooded 2-acre lot back into town. Downsizing from 2300 to 1600 sq ft, and from 4 levels to 1 level (no stairs!). Hoping to massively simplify.
Following after @manton, @maique, and others. Reminds me a bit of this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFRpa81MUAY.
Countries Lived United States Countries Visited (in order) Canada Cayman Islands Jamaica Sweden Switzerland Netherlands Belgium Mexico Germany Czech Republic Portugal UK (Scotland, Northern Ireland) Ireland Next Countries (sort of in order) Italy Hungary Austria Poland Spain Morocco Greece Norway Finland Iceland Denmark UK (England) France Fiji New Zealand Australia Argentina Chile States Lived (3) Michigan - 12 years Wisconsin - 11 years Minnesota - 46 years States Visited (40) Several weeks (8) Arizona California Colorado Florida New Hampshire New York North Carolina Washington A few days (25) Alabama Alaska Arkansas Connecticut Georgia Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Jersey New Mexico Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia Washington DC (not a state) Wyoming Overnight (4) Indiana Maine Ohio West Virginia Transited by train (3) Idaho Montana North Dakota States missed (8) Delaware Hawaii Maryland Nevada Oregon Rhode Island Utah Vermont Canadian provinces Quebec New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia
I’m finding that I’m using the BBEdit scratchpad and Tot for almost all my #plaintext composition. BBEdit is the second program I install after 1Password on a new Mac.
New tries in the past 24 hours: Ivory for macOS (good so far), Kagi search trial (not sure yet, seems good), latest Quicken for Windows on my dad’s laptop (a vast improvement over Quicken 2015 that my dad was using), back to TunnelBear from ClearVPN, and there are probably more I don’t remember.
What goes? A lot of books donated to our public library. Extra furniture. All the CDs donated as well. Maple and walnut boards I’ve been saving. Woodworking tools. Snowblowers. Lawnmowers. Bicycles. The list is huge. Some sold mostly given away.
Moving soon. Downsizing from 2300 to 1600 sq ft. Good thing I never bought that 3D printer.
Grandiflora trillium
Finally getting around to getting and setting up Yubikeys. Fun times!
This week I’m playing with the Zola static site generator. Maybe a new toy will get me blogging more often? That’s probably wishful thinking, but even if it doesn’t I’ll be brushing up on rudimentary CSS.
The creators of Smalltalk: Alan Kay, Dan Ingalls, Adele Goldberg, et. al. have my admiration. Simple, elegant, and useful in its time. I go to the Squeak implementation every so often and sigh.
I’m trying to limit the number of apps I have bits and pieces of knowledge stored in, but there is no one true app. Some notes require diagrams, some require tables, some require databases that can be analyzed for patterns. Well-organized folders and tags help with the multiplicity of formats. I’m moving to plain text when its the right medium, but sometimes it is not.
For example, I had a scheme for moving all of my OmniFocus items that were not immediate to TaskPaper format and managing that separately, but found as I started moving stuff that I really like having all the project tasks in one spot.
At DeBine brewery in Palm Harbor next to the Pinellas Trail. Informal survey seems to be Half e-bike to regular bike. E-bikes have exploded in popularity over the past two years.
Attempting to wrest control of my OmniFocus database from the clutches of entropy.
Dad had a TAVR surgery yesterday. Looks like it went well. This means he’ll still beat me at golf.
My dad is 95. He still beats me in golf. Yes, he’s that good and I’m that bad.
