I need cut-down insoles to go in the toe of my shoes ahead of the orthotics, I've just made some up from scrap cardboard. Worked well.
@larand Several years ago I was tidying up the house prior to a friend coming around for a cuppa & a chat. I didn't realise the laundry trough had overflowed until I put my foot on a pathch of wet tiled floor. The water had a lot of detergent in it & the floor was very slippery. I went down, bouncing off the high wall-mounted clothes dryer and striking the top of my head on the architrave around the door. Scalp injuries bleed very freely, as did this one. When my friend arrived 5 minutes later I asked him to reseat the dryer as it was also in danger of falling to the floor. He never got his cup of tea, drove me to the hospital instead. They used a form of superglue to seal up the gash once the bleeding stopped.
// @kdfrawg
Saw a guy buying an enormous fridge from a retailer today, it had to be tilted back about 30° just to clear the quite high lintel of the automatic shop doorway. He reckons he'll be able to get it home in his tricked-up Holden Commodore Ute. One of these:
He'll get a surprise when he realises the hard cover isn't going to drop down very far at all.
@gtwilson Hmmm. I'd make sure to be wearing slippers if you plan on following it up. Cats will mostly eat anything but their record of keeping it down ain't great.
Getting this error on the Mac when I attempt to login to Droplr: Received message from server: Unknown Login Error: 502
Anyone have an idea wot's going on? Also doesn't work on iOS.
@gtwilson Sounds like my DisplayLink problem. I couldn't play purchased TV shows with DRM until I uninstalled the DisplayLink drivers.
@gtwilson Seems like a display error I once had, caused by out-of-date DisplayLink USB graphics card drivers.
@matigo This happens with the mouse less than a foot away from the Mac. It happened again just before I took that dizzy turn on Thursday last week. The effects of stress & irritation get amplified by anaemia. I was fighting the world and losing.
What am I doing this fine day? Laying back in bed reading Mike Lunnon-Wood's wonderful novel "Let Not The Deep."