Reflux now at bay. I forced myself to sit up long enough in the wee small hours for the antacids & proton-pump inhibitor to work. The extra blast of calcium from a thickened milk drink (full-cream milk with skim milk powder added) sipped slowly also provided relief.
@skematica Some dogs are pretty good at the job & are less likely to try to consume the find…….
// @jextxadore @kdfrawg
@indigo http://adambalic.typepad.com/theartandmysteryoffo/2007/02/leftmaple_peas.html
// @kdfrawg @hazardwarning @jws @ukhaiku
@kdfrawg By no means alone. Most of my real-life friends have it for the first time when I supply it.
// @hazardwarning @jws @indigo @ukhaiku
Right. I have taken a proton-pump inhibitor, about 12 hours earlier than scheduled. Plus I have more antacids available. I made up some extra-thick milk by adding milk powder to some whole milk & I'm sipping that slowly. The calcium in the milk helps counteract the acid.
@kdfrawg Seems more like "language defective" games.
// @indigo @ukhaiku @hazardwarning @jws
Major reflux episode. Antacids aren't working. Cannot lie on my back or either side without more of the gunk spewing forth. Headache not helping matters. It's after 5 am & I should be asleep. But I can only sit or stand.
Fuck. What happened to the blurb I was just writing? It just vanished before I could even hit the send button, which I wasn't ready to do.
WTF, Apple? My iPhone SE & iPod Touch are on iOS 10.1.1. iTunes acknowledges this as fact yet says there's an update to take them up to iOS 10.1.1. Then when I try to humour iTunes & go thru with the "update" it crashes with an unspecified server error. Stupid Bastids.
Update: on Nov 9, Apple released an iTunes-only iOS 10.1.1 update to iOS 10.1.1, but with a different build number. This apparently fixes things that probably aren't broken on my iOS devices.
Apple here's a hint: if it's an update then make it available OTA & give it a different version number.
Numpties.