Ann Fournier

Eric Hanson wrote:Driver problems!  That such a simple problem can cause such a headache is amazing.  I probably should have recommended this to you earlier, but old drivers are frequently a problem when a computer decides to update.

Eric

Mine can't be updated. If I replace the laptop, I'm keeping the monitor.

James Alun wrote:I'm a little hesitant about recommending a TV for critical viewing, in my experience, inconsistent backlighting and poor colour rendering is the trade off for large screens for the price point.

I agree. I'm not up on all the latest stuff anymore. I'm using an old Thinkpad laptop since my computer crashed. I don't use it's monitor because it's not that great. I hooked it up to several different tv's and didn't like the colors even on those, so I ended up hooking the laptop up to my 21" Dell monitor, as well as a wireless mouse and keyboard. The monitor works just fine for my needs (although the laptop struggles sometimes).

Missy Hall wrote:Does anybody have a non-electric alternative to a toaster that can be used in the kitchen (i.e. not outdoor campfire cooking gear)? Love toast, hate single-use electric appliances!

http://www.deltatoast.com/

I got a wood chipper not long ago (half price from local discount place). I've been chipping all the branches that accumulated from falling off the trees around the yard and throwing them into my little garden areas.

Congratulations!

I don't do this myself, but if I did I would use the flicking method. That's how you get tangles out of human hair, so that makes sense to me. I had to mute it, haha, didn't like the music.

In response to this thread (https://permies.com/t/46538/), I'd like to suggest to anyone who hasn't see it, and older movie called Soilent Green.

Thanks.

I was able to download the manual with no problems. Thank you very much.