What happens when you hit 10,000 posts?
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I am curious, though: are you one of those people who sleeps 4 hours a night, or just very efficient with your time?
neuroanatomist said:neuroanatomist said:
I'm going to guess...nothing out of the ordinary.
I wonder what happens next... ;D
I am curious, though: are you one of those people who sleeps 4 hours a night, or just very efficient with your time?
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Re: What happens when you hit 20,000 posts?
Well, that's a relief!
Around 5 hours a night, and time efficient while awake.
Orangutan said:
Well, that's a relief!
Orangutan said:
Around 5 hours a night, and time efficient while awake.
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Hmm - registered July 2013,
10,000 in Aug 2013
20,000 in Dec 2016
Slowing up are you in your old age?
Sleep 5 hours a day, ablutions 1 hour per day, work 9 hours (including lunch), 2 hours eating.
That leaves 30 minutes to write his 8.6 posts per day and 6.5 hours banging his head on the keyboard at another talentless post from AvTvM.
10,000 in Aug 2013
20,000 in Dec 2016
Slowing up are you in your old age?
Sleep 5 hours a day, ablutions 1 hour per day, work 9 hours (including lunch), 2 hours eating.
That leaves 30 minutes to write his 8.6 posts per day and 6.5 hours banging his head on the keyboard at another talentless post from AvTvM.
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Remember Y2K? People stock up on food, water etc., and all the promised computer issues.
We're still chucking along in 2016, getting to 2017 soon.
Its just a boring number.
Only thing is we learn from one another; Neuro is the a wealth of information.
-r
We're still chucking along in 2016, getting to 2017 soon.
Its just a boring number.
Only thing is we learn from one another; Neuro is the a wealth of information.
-r
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Mikehit said:neuroanatomist said:Mikehit said:
Registered July 2010, so pretty much on pace.
Need reading glasses in your old age?
I knew that. My brain said '2010' but my fnigers said '2013'.
Stupid fnigers.
I know about Stupid Fingers, I just had a new nerve couduction study, Carpal Tunnel is back in both hands plus neuropathy. My right hand can barely control my mouse, and tasks like opening a jar, or turning the key to start my car are very difficult.
I have tried many keyboards and pointing devices, but I'll probably have more surgery. Its very hard to use a camera after surgery and even more difficult to edit photos, so I'll time it for a slow period
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Clicking the shutter button hundreds of thousands of times can't be good for carpal tunnel. Neither can gripping and holding a five pound camera for hours.
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Being the owner of a 1DC, I'd like to consider it an upgrade. Not that my 1DX is much of a slouch, but since the 1DC cost more it has to be better.Hillsilly said:
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Mt Spokane Photography said:Mikehit said:neuroanatomist said:Mikehit said:
Registered July 2010, so pretty much on pace.
Need reading glasses in your old age?
I knew that. My brain said '2010' but my fnigers said '2013'.
Stupid fnigers.
I know about Stupid Fingers, I just had a new nerve couduction study, Carpal Tunnel is back in both hands plus neuropathy. My right hand can barely control my mouse, and tasks like opening a jar, or turning the key to start my car are very difficult.
I have tried many keyboards and pointing devices, but I'll probably have more surgery. Its very hard to use a camera after surgery and even more difficult to edit photos, so I'll time it for a slow period
Have you considered chiropractic care? I'd give it a shot, even if you're set on surgery. It wouldn't hurt!
I hope that you will get well soon... I had carpal tunnel syndrome before and it ain't fun.
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