in this random rambling thread we post random pictures

[Yowza Wowza]

 

[Cynthia12]

Hope it was behind glass there Cynthia?

Penny .your birthday?? HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Hope you've been enjoying the day!

 

[pennyJo1960]

Thank you for the wishes it has been a good day.

 

[Pasha838]

This is red currant syrup )) Red currant juice is taken and poured into hot melted sugar, 1 part of juice to 2 parts of sugar, boiled and closed in jars (It is poured into jars in a boiling form, after closing the jar, it is turned upside down so that the lid inside is also scalded). Not a bad thing for smearing cake layers, well, it can also be diluted with water and drink ))
Tomorrow I will deal with black currants )) I’ll just scroll it with sugar through a meat grinder, and I’ll also cook the usual jam (without scrolling).

 

[Regina Larsen]

Our heeler mix Demi. She makes patterns like this with her bones all the time. Not sure if she's an artist, architect, doing object wrangling or contacting the mother ship.

 

[cavemanrich]

Nice neat work

 

[GravityWaves]

Our heeler mix Demi. She makes patterns like this with her bones all the time. Not sure if she's an artist, architect, doing object wrangling or contacting the mother ship.
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Umm, I'd have to say definitely contacting the mothership... Be alert for lights in the pasture late at night...(X-Files theme music playing)

 

[GravityWaves]

Has anyone ever seen a poodle walking in the sky in the evening??? I have! Check it out....

 

[Pasha838]

Nice neat work

Oh, when I worked as a sysadmin, I always took multi-colored wires. I have had green, blue, pink, grey, taupe, black armored, orange, white, red and yellow. There were few computers in each department, from 10 to 80 pieces, and multi-colored wires made life easier, it was always easy to understand which wire went where. In other matters, we used numbered patch panels, from which I also numbered the taps to the sockets.
I also had patchords with caps of different colors, which made life even easier.
Now I don’t do this, but I live in the village and graze goats and geese, and once I alone served at least 500 computers. True, they were all the same and all malfunctions were predictable.
But I didn’t deal with fiber optics, and I didn’t have a tool for welding it, for this I had to call in craftsmen from outside. In other matters, the network inside was ordinary, from an 8-core cable. Sockets in Russia usually have B-wiring.
Now there is a lot of fiber scattered across the country, it is proposed to use Wi-Fi, but at home I did not switch to it, using the usual 8-core network. I never learned how to use wireless networks.

 

[GravityWaves]

I this spot
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I'm just now seeing this but what kind of fish in there?? Smallmouth, trout, salmon?