Been using Xero for a while. No issues. It works better than QB Online. I tried it.

@wrx7m there is a reason that stucco rhymes with suck-o.

@valentina said in Come See Valentina's Word at the Tokyo Palace Modern Art Museum in Paris This Summer:

@scottalanmiller You've got to post pics of the show!

Will do!

@dafyre said in Is Telegram down for everyone?:

@Curtis said in Is Telegram down for everyone?:

https://twitter.com/telegram/status/1129050777178320899

Those comments... lol.

Good times lol

@travisdh1 said in Backyard Shed Lights:

@pmoncho said in Backyard Shed Lights:

@travisdh1 said in Backyard Shed Lights:

@pmoncho said in Backyard Shed Lights:

@travisdh1 said in Backyard Shed Lights:

@pmoncho The other big question is, are you in Texas or New York? Big difference in the amount of solar power you can count on getting!

I'm NE Ohio. I am only planning on using the light in the shed for about 5-7 hours a week and about 1-2 hours at one time.

Well shoot, we should say hello sometime. I'm on the east side of Cleveland.

Absolutely. In our PM, I mentioned B-Spot. Lola Burger and Reissdorf beer🙂

Edit: Sorry, Apparently I was thinking B-Spot and forgot to actually type it. I only mentioned grabbing a beer. My bad.

Hrm, should we start #mangomeetups?

I don't see why not. More than 1 in some places of the world could be considered a group. Then we label it a MangoMeetup! 🙂

And ideally their own category, not It Career.

sweet, thanks.

@DustinB3403 said in Do you live near a meth lab?:

Apparently there aren't many meth labs in my neck of the woods that have been caught.

ftfy

Simply, I think he separates the "business" from the "practice" of whatever the profession is.

Reminds me of the E-myth series...

With subs, there isn't really any voice matching concerns. You would just make sure that the crossover was enough to compensate for the rest of the speakers' ranges. If they are small and have no mid, you would want to have a sub that can mostly fill in that higher range. Also, line (RCA) vs speaker wire pass-throughs.

SVS and Outlaw and even BIC would be good for budget-minded installs.

Any model S10 seems so very expensive compared to the Sony Xperia AX2 Ultra I just picked up (yes, the Motorola is finally in the bin where it belongs!) At $250, it's a lot of phone for the money.

I've used it a couple of times, but since I started using the DC series of drives it's pointless. Only for their consumer class drives. It's great for firmware and secure erase if you have a compatible drive.

@manxam said in Tip Top, the Biggest Restaurant in Nicaragua Loses Website:

@scottalanmiller : Damnit, now I'm craving a fried chicken burger. Thanks Scott....

De nada, mi amigo.

@JaredBusch they made PyCharm CE open source? That's new. I've followed JetBrains on this for a long time, I had no idea that they made that leap.

@WrCombs said in HTML5 and CSS adventures:

@scottalanmiller said in HTML5 and CSS adventures:

@WrCombs said in HTML5 and CSS adventures:

I believe that says " I've been learning HTML and HTML5 on free code camp"

It was the "coding adventures" bit.

I gotcha.
I corrected that after you're post.

It's a great discussion to have because as you look at coding, it'll be really important to understand which things you like and don't like and know which parts are programming and which are not.

@black3dynamite Used to have one of those in Waco and it was great.

That is awesome! Good job integrating that with some newer technology.

@WrCombs If you're using serial / RS232, I'm guessing that your driver might be outputting in ASCII and might need to be set to ANSI or from 8 bit to 7 bit. Check these against other sites and see what you come up with. The repeated characters are representations of solid lines or simple graphics via the various protocols.

At least I've run into this before with a telnet app that we use here.

@Obsolesce said in Top Ten Happiest Places on Earth in 2019:

@pmoncho said in Top Ten Happiest Places on Earth in 2019:

@Obsolesce said in Top Ten Happiest Places on Earth in 2019:

@Dashrender said in Top Ten Happiest Places on Earth in 2019:

@Obsolesce said in Top Ten Happiest Places on Earth in 2019:

@scottalanmiller said in Top Ten Happiest Places on Earth in 2019:

@Dashrender said in Top Ten Happiest Places on Earth in 2019:

I also think Europeans at least have better diets than we Americans.

Not just Europeans. Basically the US and Mexico have the unhealthiest diets in the world. Everyone eats better than we do, on average (of those who have enough food.)

Also, some of the bad ingredients are simply illegal to use in food here.

Like what? you mean the pre-packaged chemicals for anti-spoilage? I'd be OK with that... though, my wife wouldn't be - she hates the grocery store, frankly I can't believe she has signed up for in home delivery of groceries or order ahead they bring to your car, groceries.

One big one off the top of my head is high fructose corn syrup

Just did a quick google search and it popped this up from livingstrong website.

"Contrary to common opinion, high fructose corn syrup isn't banned in Europe. Referred to as isoglucose or glucose-fructose syrup in this region, use of high fructose corn syrup is restricted because it's under a production quota.''

It would be nice if it was limited in the US.

I was referring to Sweden specifically, though. But there are others.

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1.3% difference - that really doesn't seem like that much.