Ping off topic

Thu Oct 15 19:50:25 EDT 2020

Hi Jim,
Nice to see a note from you describing some of your desert explorations. I have been through AZ a few times and stayed over some too. I have visited Indian sites, but not taken in any mines.  You have touched my traveling bug, so nice to hear from you.

Mike T

> On Oct 15, 2020, at 3:03 PM, Jim Edison via omnisdev-en <omnisdev-en at lists.omnis-dev.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi Das,
> 
> I very seldom post but your post got me reminiscing.  I grew up on the Colorado River below Lake Havasu where the river is the Arizona/California border.  I don't know anything about where you're from but I found the desert very beautiful in seasons other than summer.  Summer was meant to swim, water ski, fish and take moonlight jeep rides as the day is just too hot.  
> 
> There are tons of old mines, ghost towns and Indian ruins to explore.  I would recommend to see the desert it is best with a fine motorcycle between your legs.  Go until you have just under 1/2 a tank of gas and turn back.  Under 1/2 a tank adds a bit of excitement to the trip.  We used to know where the original wagon train trails were and I even saw signs the first pioneers put there before some jackass had to steal them.  We found graves of gold miners and paid them tribute.  I fear my memories as a child to those places are lost along with the folks that used to know the way to those places.
> 
> I intend to spend some time in that country in the future but fear Montana has made my blood too thick to take the heat.  Good luck to you.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Jim Edison CPCU
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> From: omnisdev-en <omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com> On Behalf Of Das Goravani
> Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2020 3:08 PM
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> Subject: Re: Ping off topic
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> 
> I’m just taking a break from coding for a little bit.. doing in a row 1. An upgrade, 2. Moving to SQL, 3. Setting up the app server, 4. Redoing the atlas data in my app
> 
> All that got me burnt out.. on coding.. plus we’re moving eventually soon and been packing and going through stuff.. just doing other things.  When I code I always end up on the list for something or other.
> 
> We are all meditating apparently.
> 
> I’m moving to near the Mexican border.. down in Arizona, where it gets to be 105 in the summer. Not my choice as much as I’m tagging along on someone else’s choice. But change is good.. been in Oregon a long time.. try and flex my sunshine muscles next down closer to the equator. Going to be living in a house built on the guidelines of the ancient Indian system of “Vastu”, which is the science of resonance for buildings.. teaches certain principles and measurements for creating better homes, temples, etc.. so that’s weird, going to be living in a very rare house.. there aren’t many in America at all.. I was told it’s on Google Maps and other places as “Vastu Garba”… and it shows you a pic, I was told.. the house has a type of steeple and internal echo.. should be interesting. 
> 
> Good things are coming. I always say. Hello and Good Day to all of you on here. 
> 
> Watched a movie about Steve Jobs, a documentary that’s on Netflix, and was again reminded more fully this time on how he was a mix of things including really difficult. What made the Mac is one very pushy man. He didn’t really live or do things which would warrant the outpouring of grief and love at his passing.. the documentary made that point repeatedly.. it wasn’t a Steve apologist approach, it was more criticize the dude.. and they had footage to show, juxtapositions of sections of footage and facts from the world.. interviews, people who were really close.. like Lisa’s mom.. very interesting show.. 
> 
> Shocked at the passing of Eddie Van Halen.. makes me feel more old and at risk, totally a my generation guy
> 
> That’s my brief update. 
> 
> Taking it slow these days. 
> 
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>> On Oct 14, 2020, at 11:16 PM, ADJob <mats at adjob.se> wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> 
>> I have also noticed a silence on the list. I miss Das :-)
>> 
>> So here is a lame attempt to start a off topic discussion about making web sites. Not web applications, but they are close.
>> 
>> I have moved my website from a slow web hotel to a separate fast VPS. I have played with a tutorial how to do this.
>> 
>> https://gowebstatic.tk
>> 
>> Any feedback appreciated.
>> 
>> /Mats
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