Daniel · 12 answers · 3y

What did you work on today? You can use jargon even if we don't understand it

I got Windows 10 installed on an 11-year-old laptop that had stopped booting up Windows 7 a few years ago. It has 3 or 4 keys missing from its keyboard, most of the keys' prints are completely rubbed off, and the optical drive doesn't work.

Today is my off day. I played a bit with an Android Pie I installed on VirtualBox. On my phone I have some apps that I rarely use but I need anyway. I wanted to remove them from my phone and install them on the Android running on my laptop. However, I did something that caused the OS to suddenly go haywire. Now I can't boot into Android and I'm a bit edgy today because of it.

I'm working on getting a something to pass CISPR 11 emissions and I spent most of my day tediously optimizing RC snubbers.

Started to replace the rear hatch on a car and freshen it up a little with new oil and stuff

I helped roll back a Windows 10 update that was pushed out last week to about 20 PCs it should not have, even though I specifically said 'please move these PCs into a test OU until I can talk to Microsoft, this update will break some software they are running' I will now light myself on fire, as that is more productive than me trying to communicate something to anybody

I do health screening and security at a food packaging plant. Yesterday they had me working til 6 pm and then today i had to start at 4 am so i nearly fell asleep at the wheel after work

Today, in calc we calculated the exact area under the x^2 curve from x=0 to x=2 by taking the limit as n approaches infinity of n approximating rectangles. This exercise will prepare them for the limit definition of definite integrals, as well as make them appreciate the beauty and elegance of the fundamental theorem of calculus.

I did nothing productive today. I sat on my butt watching all of WandaVision and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

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