Done yesterday (20110827 Sa)
2011-08-28 08:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
0827 Sa * up 7:50; W=198; drugs, nose, teeth, Exercise, dishes ~ 9:45 YD back, so probably no sg upgrade today. Just as well, since I'm running way late. Setup, though. * 15min some fixups in tg/Lyrics : LJ hosed again - Varnish Error 503 (temporary) * 15min: set up a tray table with keyboard and monitor for stargate upgrade The monitor eats 2% (17.5W) when on. Its power brick is another 2% ! * sign up for PG&E so I can use smart meter. Not real-time, though. * my tiny monitor would work (3%) except for out-of-range error.5 * 3-mile walk on the Los Gatos Creek trail. Go me! * banking: deposit FoF's check to HSX; get cash * buy: pantsu * buy: C * go to Ford armed with their own estimate and the Consumer's Guide To Automotive Repair In California from the CA Bureau of Automotive Repair. Nobody contacted me with a revised estimate. -> cheerfully refunded the difference between the estimate and the invoice. A very satisfactory outcome. ! Pleased with myself for going through with it and being calm and assertive. Also pleased with the outcome. @ Google: Thanks for nothing. | BonnieNadri.Com (catsittingstill | Apparently Google+ CAN Mess With Your Android Phone: My Bad) @ gmcdavid - Firefox on Ubuntu - getting the latest from mozilla.org @ Four Walls No Limits - For The Bedbound, Homebound, And Anybody Else Stuck In One Place (rb) * 15min: 3 bags of recycling taken out; there were two in the bedroom, so I folded and stashed the one most in the way. * emailed session recording to TGl
Not a bad day. I took a 3-mile walk (second one this week), and went to the Ford dealership to point out that their bill was about $80 more than the estimate I had authorized. I was pleasantly surprised to have my service advisor immediately set about arranging for a refund. I had almost chickened out. Nice.
A lot of puttering, including 3 bags of recycling, a trip to the bank, some music work, and some furniture setup in the office. OK, the phrase "re-arranging the deck chairs" comes to mind, but I did want to set up a monitor and keyboard next to the rack for working on the router.
I also signed up on PG&E's website so I could look at my smart meter readings. They lag by at least a day, unfortunately, so no real-time updates. *sigh*
Oh, and that monitor? In spite of being an LCD, it gobbles about 30W. At first I thought the power brick was consuming half of that, but apparently not (according to the meter I just hooked up to it); that was just an artifact of trying use the UPS as a power meter.
There are links, as usual. If you're suffering from limited mobility,
check out Four Walls No Limits - For The Bedbound, Homebound, And Anybody Else
Stuck In One Place by the amazing rb.