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Title: Anybody know anything about growing sprouts?
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Published: Feb 15, 2015
Author: Me
Post Date: 2015-02-15 21:14:39 by Chuck_Wagon
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Comments: 22
Yeah - I mean bean / alfalfa sprouts and the like. So I got this 'Sproutmaster' thing for Christmas... Anybody got any idea?
And YEAH - this is THAT Chuck_Wagon.
(The one who has never gotten around to building
the greenhouse south of the garage ... THAT one...)
All I know is that you put the things on a turkey
& cheese & tomato sandwich. Avocado might be optional -
I dunno. 
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#3. To: Chuck_Wagon (#0)
I have friends and neighbors who garden when the time is right. What's up Chuck? [followed by regurgitation sound effects]
I've got snow and ice. The time now is definitely NOT right. LOL! What's up? Two computers have died here in the past 10 days I'm typing this on an ancient Celeron D machine that I dragged up How are you doing?
Switch to Linux. Nice system, easy to use, and no NSA spyware included. Linuxmint cinnamon is a great version.
To switch to Linux I just have to move to a different room. I use Win 7, XP, RedHat, and I used to use one other version
Any PC you have that has decent memory and power can run both OS's at the same time. I run VMWare on my linux system, which lets me run Win 7 in a linux window.
VMWare... Ya know - I've never messed with the thing.
VMware is pretty user friendly these days. Free download. You do need to run it from the command line terminal (as root) to install, but that's the most complicated part. You can also run VMWare on Windows, and then run Linux as a windows application. That is, you can install vmware on either Windows or Linux to run the other operating system. No doubt installing VMWare on Windows is easier for people who just want to click buttons on the screen to install, though it's easy on Linux. It's great for people who want to slowly transition to Linux from Windows but don't want be overwhelmed by everything changing at once. Linux also has "WINE", short for WINdows Emulator", which allows you to run all but the most complex MS Windows programs directly on a linux sytem.
Thanks. After which we can speak of these things further, eh?
#22. To: Chuck_Wagon (#21)
Sure.
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#4. To: Fred Mertz (#3)
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I have friends and neighbors who garden when the time is right.
What's up Chuck? [followed by regurgitation sound effects]
or so. (So that would be 'down' not 'up', right? Yeah.)
The first one totally sizzled - utterly dead - gone.
The second one just needs a total Windows reinstall (I think)
and a new keyboard (I think). So this is not the 'happy time'
nor 'happy place' for the digital beasts. Regurgitation might
however, be appropriate. They were both Intel Atoms, and both
served me well. And I WAS thinking about buying new machine(s) anyway.
from the basement. It still works - it's a trooper.
So I'm contemplating AMD machines. Faster and less expensive.
I USED to avoid them - heat issues. Now, however, hmm.....
I haven't posted at you in quite a while, eh?
Thanks for posting!
#16. To: Chuck_Wagon (#4)
The second one just needs a total Windows reinstall (I think)
#17. To: Pinguinite (#16)
Switch to Linux. Nice system...
I've got two Linux machines in the basement and three
Windows upstairs!(Plus the netbook and the Android tablets (which I don't use)).
of Linux that I can't recall at the moment.
#18. To: Chuck_Wagon (#17)
#19. To: Pinguinite (#18)
I run VMWare on my linux system, which lets me run Win 7 in a linux window.
I've heard of it - but...
#20. To: Chuck_Wagon (#19)
#21. To: Pinguinite (#20)
"VMWare" / "Wine"
Next week (when some more money shows up here) -
I'll start the computer parts purchases
and the assembly processes.
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