What Are You Doing Right Now
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My house has been descended upon by tween girls who have come to play with my kids and practice their English. Must be eight girls have been here for two hours and another crowd is forming in the yard. We are apparently THE house to be at around town. There are kids everywhere.
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Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
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@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I didn't even realize those streets were big enough for tractor trailers.
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@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I didn't even realize those streets were big enough for tractor trailers.
Yeah, that's actually a wide main street.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I hope they fix it quickly! I can't imagine main street without it.
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@Minion-Queen said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I hope they fix it quickly! I can't imagine main street without it.
They made it sound like they can build a new one.
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@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I didn't even realize those streets were big enough for tractor trailers.
As a former truck driver I could tell you some stories. Don't ever mention Heinz around me!
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Minion-Queen said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I hope they fix it quickly! I can't imagine main street without it.
They made it sound like they can build a new one.
Yeah but how many years will it take is the question.
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|-) Morning.
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Mornin' I have way too much work to do already o.O
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@travisdh1 said:
@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I didn't even realize those streets were big enough for tractor trailers.
As a former truck driver I could tell you some stories. Don't ever mention Heinz around me!
Did you have to go to the main Heinz plant in Pittsburgh?
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@scottalanmiller said:
LOL, yeah, the scale that people think is big is nuts. I'm used to databases with pure SSDs, and 2TB of RAM and trillions of daily writes alone and that's virtual! And that was years ago. Nearly every post in SW is like "What year is it?" People are actually asking these questions today as if it was 2005 when the question was legit.
Amen. It's been hard for me to get my manager out of this mindset as well, since he did server admin before me, almost all of which was physical (he dabbled with some Hyper-V and VMware Player instances).
Last week I retired 5 old physical servers after some P2V. Just for fun I tried to install a logging server on one of the stronger/newer physical boxes, just to play with. Between boot media issues, controller drivers and various other physical-specific frustrations, I spent hours trying to get the darn thing even working. Experiment over. Opened vSphere, deployed Ubuntu, done in 5 min. I'll never go back!!!
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@johnhooks said:
@travisdh1 said:
@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I didn't even realize those streets were big enough for tractor trailers.
As a former truck driver I could tell you some stories. Don't ever mention Heinz around me!
Did you have to go to the main Heinz plant in Pittsburgh?
Nope, it was one in south eastern New Jersey. To reach the receiving truck dock you had to drive down railroad tracks in the plant complex, and to reach the railroad tracks you drove through what looked like a junk yard for old freight buggies!
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@travisdh1 said:
@johnhooks said:
@travisdh1 said:
@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I didn't even realize those streets were big enough for tractor trailers.
As a former truck driver I could tell you some stories. Don't ever mention Heinz around me!
Did you have to go to the main Heinz plant in Pittsburgh?
Nope, it was one in south eastern New Jersey. To reach the receiving truck dock you had to drive down railroad tracks in the plant complex, and to reach the railroad tracks you drove through what looked like a junk yard for old freight buggies!
Ah ok. The one in Pittsburgh is off of 28 and I can't believe a truck could get in.
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@travisdh1 said:
@johnhooks said:
@travisdh1 said:
@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I didn't even realize those streets were big enough for tractor trailers.
As a former truck driver I could tell you some stories. Don't ever mention Heinz around me!
Did you have to go to the main Heinz plant in Pittsburgh?
Nope, it was one in south eastern New Jersey. To reach the receiving truck dock you had to drive down railroad tracks in the plant complex, and to reach the railroad tracks you drove through what looked like a junk yard for old freight buggies!
I'm over in Brick NJ
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Today would have been Ravi Shankar's 96th birthday.... I think I'll be listening to some Indian classical music today.
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@johnhooks said:
@travisdh1 said:
@johnhooks said:
@travisdh1 said:
@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad news back home...
http://geneseesun.com/truck-destroys-geneseos-bear-fountain/
I didn't even realize those streets were big enough for tractor trailers.
As a former truck driver I could tell you some stories. Don't ever mention Heinz around me!
Did you have to go to the main Heinz plant in Pittsburgh?
Nope, it was one in south eastern New Jersey. To reach the receiving truck dock you had to drive down railroad tracks in the plant complex, and to reach the railroad tracks you drove through what looked like a junk yard for old freight buggies!
Ah ok. The one in Pittsburgh is off of 28 and I can't believe a truck could get in.
Well, a conventional truck and 53' trailer couldn't get into those receiving docs. Only 4 docs, and they had trailers sitting in 3 of them. Of course they didn't leave the dock on the end clear, so the only trucks that could actually hit the open doc were day cabs and/or 48' trailers, no my conventional sleeper with 53' trailer! Oh yeah, the other side of the docs that blocked access was a retaining wall for the diesel tank used for the yard train engine they had bopping around the plant. Not one of the better days.
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Hello ML
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