Thanks to Sparky!

[Ted Fancher]

Just wanted to publicly say thanks to Sparky (and to Brett Buck who advised him of my problem) for getting me back on Stunthangar after my neanderthal computer decided it'd seen enough of "toy airplanes" (my computer is NOT well informed!) and took it upon itself to rip out my access.

When Brett gave up trying to massage it gently he called Sparky and within milli-moments I was back on the Stunthangar bandwagon like I'd never been booted off!

Thanks guys!  Appreciate your help.

Ted

[Brett Buck]

Just wanted to publicly say thanks to Sparky (and to Brett Buck who advised him of my problem) for getting me back on Stunthangar after my neanderthal computer decided it'd seen enough of "toy airplanes" (my computer is NOT well informed!) and took it upon itself to rip out my access.

  You know things have gotten pretty rough when inanimate objects start plotting against you!

    Brett

[Les McDonald]

Hey Ted, both Roberta and I so much missed you and Shareen at the Nats banquet. You have to believe me when I say it was a very special occasion. Hopefully we can catch up sometime in the future, perhaps at next years world champs. I will certainly do my best to try and be there.

[Paul Wescott]

  You know things have gotten pretty rough when inanimate objects start plotting against you!

    Brett

Has the A.I. uprising started at Ted’s house?

[john e. holliday]

I myself don't blame the computor in my house.  I blem it on the internet provider nerds who think we need the latest update or decide we have a problem and send updates without permission.

[Brett Buck]

I myself don't blame the computor in my house.  I blem it on the internet provider nerds who think we need the latest update or decide we have a problem and send updates without permission.

   That is not the internet providers, that is your good pal Microsoft, screwing up your machine in your house to your detriment. You probably thought you owned your computer, you don't, Microsoft is effectively leasing it to you, don't do what they want, you are out of business.

   Ted does not have that problem, he is using MacOS. There, at least, you do get a choice - for now.

 
     Brett