I had been using the Solar Data program, but kept getting errors with
it. I haven't heard of a fix for it, but I probably haven't been looking in the right echo for it. If someone can provide an update on this, I'd appreciate it.
Where did you get this program? Is it this one?
https://github.com/KenDB3/alco-solar-JS/
What errors is it generating?
It kept erroring out. Apparently the address being pointed to with the program had become invalid...but I zapped it from the BBS awhile back.
It kept erroring out. Apparently the address being pointed to with the program had become invalid...but I zapped it from the BBS awhile back.
The main reason is that I've been so busy with stuff outside the BBS
I just tried it on my system - works fine. I'm going to guess that hamqsl.co E>was having trouble the last time you used this script, but they've since E>resolved their problems.
Sorry to hear about your trouble. I hope things are improving for you now.
Yet, unlike myself and our late father, he is terrible at math and finances. He can't balance his own checkbook, and was "charging" stuff
as a side deal on one of my Mom's credit cards. He was absolutely livid when I terminated that card last night, but I couldn't convince him that
He told me that "he wanted nothing to do with the finances"...but yet,
he thought he was going to get a ton of money. I told him "Don't count
average cost for a semi-private room in a nursing home, approaches $6000 -- add another $2500 if you want a private room.
Plus, I have the hobbies of the BBS, ham radio, and square dancing, to keep me busy. On days when it's stormy, I catch up on sleep. I only eat one meal a day, and can stretch it out, eating wise, if needed. Looking
concerns, the potential for bedbugs in hotels, and the Postal Service
On 11-10-18 22:07, echicken wrote to Daryl Stout <=-
Some people just do not manage money very well - until they have to,
and maybe not even then. Sounds like you did the right thing; maybe
he'll have to learn some math now.
Some people just do not manage money very well - until they have to, and mayb E>not even then. Sounds like you did the right thing; maybe he'll have to lear E>some math now.
Ouch. I'm 20 years away (I hope) from having to deal with such things E>regarding my own parents. I don't know how much better or worse it is in my E>part of the world, but I'm sure I have lots to look forward to. Best of luck E>with that.
Keep on keeping busy - it's good for your mental health. I pursue too many E>hobbies, but it's nice to always have something to work on.
Do you eat so little because you prefer to, or because you have to? I went E>hungry quite a bit when I was younger; it was miserable and did nothing good E>for my spirits or state of mind. Do what you must in order to take care of E>yourself.
Yeah ... I try to put that out of my mind when I stay in hotels, which isn't E>often. Yuck. I've only ever stayed in one truly nasty hotel, but they could E>be lurking anywhere.
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