looking for ideas

PaulS · Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 12:01 am Post subject: Re: looking for ideas

I had a triple back-up system for a while. I can't use point Blank with my Linux but I still have my computer forms and hard copies in three ring binders.
I keep electronic copies on 6 different hard drives on four different computers. All but one of the computers can share the files. The lone wolf is my DOS computer that I have text forms that closely match the others.

I am going to include the ability to print the load data with my 6 DOF ballistic program when I get it done. (I have been ignoring it for a while. I am having problems deciding how to compute the angle of fire based on the sight-in-range. I think I am going to have to use a zero angle and compute the trajectory out to the sight-in-range and then adjust the MOA for firing angle.)

dhc4ever · Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 5:38 am Post subject: Re: looking for ideas

After that Paul, my head hurts.

Thanks

PaulS · Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2015 1:29 pm Post subject: Re: looking for ideas

Mine too! That's why I walked away for a while. well, that and the garden, my shop and... you get the idea.

OldSchoolRanger · Member Joined: Feb 15, 2017 Posts: 88

dhc4ever wrote:

Over here Bushy we have a hard rubbish collection twice a year.
You put your old chairs, couches etc on the curb and over the week it takes the council to collect it there seems to be a redistribution under the banner of ones mans trash is another mans treasure.
So your mental image of Vince head down,bum up in someones rubbish bin, while daunting (eye bleach required) isn't quite accurate.

Thankfully.

That's what they did in my old neighborhood, when I lived in Brooklyn, NY.
People put out stuff that was in decent to good shape out for anyone that wanted it on the fence, or just outside. One time we were getting rid of an old sofa, and love seat, by the time we were taking out he love seat the sofa was gone.
The real junk/garbage went into the garbage.

OldSchoolRanger · Member Joined: Feb 15, 2017 Posts: 88

Bushmaster wrote:

I keep all my pertinent firearm data in a book that stays with the loading bench.

I use a 8 1/2 x 11, note book. My hard copy (notebook) never crashes.