Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein for October 26, 2015

I use to be but now it changes so much and so fast , I’ve given up and just stick with the old stuff.

@Tony Am I Technical? Ask Bev, she has to tell me how to do stuff.It’s a wonder I’m here.

Technical? No… but Bev thinks I am…. so don’t tell her, OK?

Actually, I’m techier than some people, but I don’t have any real geek credentials…never a programmer, only helped build one or two computers, way back when.But I’m a good computer user…so I can teach people how to do stuff on their computers.People like Bev….who, I’m happy to report, actually can tie her own shoes.Usually.

All depends on what you mean by technical. Definitely technical enough to use the cloud. Not technical enough to write code.

So… my first language is C#, but I also speak Pascal, Java, and VB.NET, I am fluent in SMTPI actually write code for a living. I’ve done so for a few decades now and wouldn’t want to do anything else.

What does that make me?

(yes, stark raving mad, probably) ;-)

I don’t like anything that blocks the sunshine.

I’m not as technical as I used to be, but I’m better than my hubby, who still has trouble with the cable remote.

Are you technically, technical?

They hit quicksand. Now the track has to go through Rock Ridge. Deliveries here will be by ox cart.

I used to program in machine code and assembly language for some 8-bit micros some 30 years ago. Now, I just code in C for microcontrollers for fun in my spare time.Technical? Yep.

MAJ

I’m waiting for the Dennis Weaver iCloud…

If he keeps his files in a cloud, don’t they get wet? How tall is his ladder? Isn’t he worried about them falling on his head?Do any of these questions answer your question?