SF’s 24-hour public bathrooms show promise in keeping feces off streets
T-1000 Goes To College
To offer an update on the great Jesse Popp, an opinion:
Let’s be done with Terminator movies. No more Terminator.
So Many Emotions
Not My Pic
…but it does sum up my experiences with Bay Area traffic.
Any Guesses?
I Canardly Believe It
Where Is Napkin?
It’s Actually a Prius
Valley of the Heart’s Delight
OTEL MONTE EONE
Day 29
Day 26
Day 20
Day 16
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Day 7
Abandoned Christmas tree watch begins! Turns out tree pickup here was December 31 — a date which even caught me by surprise as my own tree went uncollected yesterday. I’ve already dealt with mine, but we’ll be following a few gems like this one over the next few weeks as they turn the most delightful shade of brown.
It really is the most wonderful time of the year.
Cortana
Finished testing about a dozen laptops for Forbes and I reinstall Windows at the end of the process each time.
If I have to hear “A little sign-in here, a touch of Wi-Fi there…” one more time I’m going to end it all.
Living in the Future
This guy at the gym is insistent that he does not have an account or a password on Amazon, although he “uses Amazon Prime every day.”
“I JUST DON’T HAVE A PASSWORD, OK?”
She’s Dead. Wrapped in Plastic.
Resolving “Unable to retrieve conflict information from the sync server” in Itunes
Many promised fixes online, but this is the one that works. Just leaving this solution here for posterity: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4410910
“What I did was to rename the file called conflicts.synconflicts I renamed it to conflictsold.synconflicts the .synconflicts is the extension so you can’t rename that. I then restarted my computer, opened iTunes and connected my iPhone.
OS(C:) Users/(USER NAME)/AppData/Roaming/Apple Computer/SyncServices/Local/conflicts/conflicts.synconflict”
Actually you don’t even need to restart.