Progressive Round-up
Thanks Ant and Neutronbeam.Stories
- What we know about the floods that killed thousands in Libya.
- Popular nasal decongestant doesn't actually relieve congestion, FDA advisers say. Nothing to sneeze at. Thanks RedEye9.
- River of red wine floods Portuguese town. Rue de Cru. Thanks Acleacius.
Science
- New Blood Test For Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Has 91% Accuracy. Thanks Max.
- For the first time, research reveals crows use statistical logic.
Media
- The Blind Side Lie (Oher v. Tuohy) - Legal Eagle. Thanks RedEye9.
- Slinky Treadmill Stayin' Alive. Totally would have gotten laid in the 70s. Thanks Kxmode.
Creature Features
- Orangutan flings possum out of its home like an Ultimate Frisbee champ. Playing possum fail.
MeanJim wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 14:39:We found out why it went to freevee. https://www.bluesnews.com/s/264029/morning-metaverse
Someone here recommended the Start Trek documentary "The Center Seat" a few days ago. It was on Amazon Prime, and I added it to my list. I was taking a break from a game to eat last night, and I almost started watching it. It still showed the Free with Amazon Prime on it. I didn't feel like watching a 45ish minute show and just wanted to eat and get back to my game, so I ended up watching a short 25 minute show instead. I go to watch it a little while ago with my noon coffee break and it's no longer Amazon Prime. It's on Freevee. That really put me off. I go out of my way to avoid ads. I'd rather rent it than watch ads, but they don't even have the buy or rent option.
Blue wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 18:31:fakespyder wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 18:03:No. But when this SSD glitch happens the sound will drop out. If I'm listening to headphones, they will go silent, sound will briefly come from the speakers, and then back to the headphones.
Your sound resetting got my attention Blue. Though it depends on what exactly you mean by resetting.
Is your system occasionally rediscovering your soundcard as though it is a newly installed device?
To answer other thoughts I've seen here, I long ago disabled power saving settings and have even unplugged the external SSD, to no avail. As for error codes, I hate that viewer. It's filled with codes, and most of them don't mean anything, so whatever meaning I could find is lost in the noise. And to the observation it may be time to give up on the 3070 (Ti), as much as I hate to run from a problem, I'm coming around to that thought myself.
Prez wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 19:45:1badmf wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 17:28:
3070 is getting long in the tooth anyway; i think it might be time for a new blues build =D
Shit, if a 3070 is long in the tooth, what the hell is a 1070 like I still have?
1badmf wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 17:28:
3070 is getting long in the tooth anyway; i think it might be time for a new blues build =D
fakespyder wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 18:03:No. But when this SSD glitch happens the sound will drop out. If I'm listening to headphones, they will go silent, sound will briefly come from the speakers, and then back to the headphones.
Your sound resetting got my attention Blue. Though it depends on what exactly you mean by resetting.
Is your system occasionally rediscovering your soundcard as though it is a newly installed device?
Blue wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 16:11:That's interesting.Kxmode wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 14:47:No, the single quotes were definitely there when I posted the link. I presume I was not the only one to find them incongruous and eventually someone at NBC removed them.Burrito of Peace wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 13:48:Why the quotation marks?
I would surmise because the official cause of the plane crash has not yet been determined.
1. The quotation marks imply a cause of death other than the plane crash, but it's clear the crash was the cause, making the quotation marks unnecessary.
2. The nbcnews.com article does not use quotes around "plane accident," suggesting that the person who shared the link may have added them incorrectly. (a budding conspiracy theory?)
Kxmode wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 14:47:No, the single quotes were definitely there when I posted the link. I presume I was not the only one to find them incongruous and eventually someone at NBC removed them.Burrito of Peace wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 13:48:Why the quotation marks?
I would surmise because the official cause of the plane crash has not yet been determined.
1. The quotation marks imply a cause of death other than the plane crash, but it's clear the crash was the cause, making the quotation marks unnecessary.
2. The nbcnews.com article does not use quotes around "plane accident," suggesting that the person who shared the link may have added them incorrectly. (a budding conspiracy theory?)
As a young kid I was extremely prone to ear infections because of fluid buildup. Back then I was prescribed Sudafed and it worked well.
Burrito of Peace wrote on Sep 13, 2023, 13:48:Why the quotation marks?
I would surmise because the official cause of the plane crash has not yet been determined.