There is a semi-retired on call guy who calls support every once in awhile. He's still on a Core2Duo Latitude with Windows 7 in the year 2025.

We have a mandatory 3 days in the office. 32 employees out of my office, 25 desks.... It's a mess.

A lot of river flow modeling using 60+ years of data to tell us where a river will flow if we add/remove barriers to flow change, or mapping where rivers will flow if we remove dams for fish spawn restoration. We just removed a dam on the Klamath in CA and have more on the way.

In 12 years, I have fluctuated 3 times, so I have three identical titanium bands, I am back on my OG one from my wife right now.

It’s my tech secret. But I can fix your computer normally in under 5 minutes.

I would be on disability at this point if I could not work from home. I had a seizure in November and lost my privilege to drive TBD. By working from home, I am supporting a $50M a year company, restoring rivers, removing dams, and keeping Salmon alive in the PNW. Scientists need working computers.

Can Microsoft stop bloating their software for a year? Us in the enterprise don't want new features, we want stability.

They are everywhere in Humboldt. I can think of three near my office in Arcata, and one that is a block from my house in southern Humboldt.

Just replaced my 7th anniversary wallpaper.

Thanks spellcheck.

Grab a 1996 Kirby and don't look bag. It's built like a tank.

Did you know, in a pinch, the small flathead on a Swiss Army Knife Can opener is peak tool for that? 2 years at a tire shop experience here.