I have two brother printers. I’m not buying another printer.

I’m taking screenshots from Google maps. I need to print them. I can save to iCloud. I’ve installed iCloud fir PC but all it does is display a page about what is shared. Other than that, nothing appears on the PC. I can save to Google Drive. There is no Google drive for PC. When I am able to find it in files, the pictures folder isn’t there. I can zip everything up in gmail and mail it to myself but that’s stupid.

I’ve tried the brother apps but they want an airplay printer. I’ve tried sharing the printer from the PC and accessing it from iPad but all it says is SMB error 2.

Why is this so freaking difficult?

Somebody needs to tell his wife and call off the Zoom memorial service.

Playing an anti-trump video

https://www.twitch.tv/trumps_race_to_the_end

...opposition to which the Texas Republican Party has/had in their platform *.





*It’s not quite that simple but close enough

https://www.austinchronicle.com/daily/news/2012-08-18/half-true-what-politifact-got-wrong-about-the-gop-and-critical-thinking/

At least I can sort of see where the didn’t go to the moon people are coming from. There was a movie came out around that time that laid it all out -Capricorn One. The plot was there wasn’t enough money to go to Mars so they faked it to raise the money to actually go to Mars but people started figuring it out and it went downhill from there.

The problem with this is that ham radio operators, astronomers and the Russians were watching the whole thing and would rat them out. Also with technology of the time, it would be easier to go to the moon than to fake going to the moon.

It’s the flat earthers that drive me batshit. They have obviously never been anywhere. I used the live in Niagara Falls Ontario and would drive to Toronto to shop. As you got close you could see the CN Tower poking up out of Lake Ontario and gradually getting taller as you approached.

I also got to go to Europe. I had a compass with me so I always knew what direction the airplane was flying. I was also heavily into astronomy so I knew what was and wasn’t supposed to be in the sky. That, combined with all the time zone changes, let me know exactly where I was on the globe.

A flat earthier whose never left his home town doesn’t get it.

Lord of the Rings or something

I googled it and all I got was a page full of hits on Alzheimer’s, dementia and memory loss.

Should I take that as a hint?

Just heard an excellent explanation as to why the German people in 1918 and current MAGAists are unable to accept current reality.

In 1918 a conspiracy theory was rampant that German surrendered not for legitimate reasons but because of a conspiracy backed by Communists and Hews. At the time it was easier to emotionally accept this rather than reality.

We’re seeing the same thing now with Trump and his authoritarian followers. I’m certain that many are Jungian feeling types where actually thinking takes a distant second. Trump is telling them how to feel and a convenient excuse to feel that way.

Source: CNN

Biden ahead by 917 votes

Read more: https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/trump-biden-election-results-11-05-20/index.html

My "normal" temperature is 36 C. For most people it's 37 so that's what they use for the base line. I'm old and going through male menopause which means brutal hot flashes that leave me feeling crappy and exhausted.

For about 3 weeks my temperature was 37, I felt feverish and just plain crappy but was able to stumble through work, where I had my temperature taken and the usual battery of questions. I was also getting daily hot flashes.

Since I didn't know for sure what was making me feel crappy and I wasn't officially "running a fever" I assumed I was OK. Then they added a "do you feel feverish" question but by that time I was feeling better.

I can't go get tested for the usual perverse logic of if I'm not tested, I haven't had it, but if I test positive for having had it and gotten over it, I can't work.

Source: CTV news

OTTAWA -- The United States is lifting its 10 per cent tariff on Canadian aluminum, retroactive to Sept. 1, backing down from the trade dispute just hours before Canadian retaliatory measures were to be announced.

This major move was announced by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer. In a statement, the top American trade official cited “consultations” with Canadian officials and an expectation that trading of aluminum is likely to balance out in the months ahead, as why the Americans decided to withdraw what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called “unjust” tariffs.

Read more: https://beta.ctvnews.ca/national/politics/2020/9/15/1_5105292.html

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Canada declares economic war on US and wins