McG's Place...Stop on by....

[McGrandpa]

Neither did mine.  Sigh.

[thelufias]

They are learning though.....Now they bug me in shifts.....

[McGrandpa]

Goodness, that is just like my foot since the last Dr.'s debriding.   It has these sharp stinging burning pains in different areas, and don't hurt all areas at once.  It is like they work in shifts, and sometimes chase each other around my poor ol foot!  Sheesh!
  :yeow:

 

[McGrandpa]

hey Mary, the emojies "explode" and "yippee" have fallen off, while "yeow" and "happydance" are totally missing.  Thanks!

[thelufias]

Sounds like neuropathy-

[McGrandpa]

Oh?  Between the ears, I guess?

[McGrandpa]

SO, yesterday morning this time, me and Alan loaded up and headed out for Amarillo VA.   The Dr, the Nurse Practitioner, and two regular nurses bared my foot, cleaned it all up, and guess what?   It's still there!   Ha!   Pretty ratty looking but it shows noticeable healing and overall improvement in the 3 wounds.   That was sweet music to my ears!   Keeping the glucose down to near non-diabetic levels is a BIG help.  I am spending most of my time laying down, foot elevated.  It is happier, the Dr is too!  :D

[thelufias]

That's great news indeed.....Keep up the good work....

[McGrandpa]

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Problem, and why I will *NOT* use either the DAZ Content Mangler System or the DAZ Instigator Mangler.   See, 15 years ago, DAZ wanted CONTROL of where things went, and the CMS was (and is) consistently inconsistent in where to put which type of file.   Whereas Posers system of file management is HARD systematic.   Though, you ARE able to move things where you like it, even if you want to mix file types, and Poser will use it all just fine.  BUT, the Library module won't show you things put in wrong folders.   
I learned to organize the entire file system in Posers original way.   It is sensible,  and easy as pie to keep straight.   DAZ file system seems designed to confuse the human mind.   But not the digital mind.  This makes it easy for DAZ to  maintain control as most people won't even try to actually organize the mess.   I   DO   .
Then, with the advent of DS 4.0, the DUF was put in use.  And inside the DUF, is every thing concerning that particular item.   EVERY thing.   And of course, Poser cannot read it.  And MOST of the time, the DUF is not human readable either.   So I hung it up for DS after DS 3.0 Extended.   That was the only version we ever had to pay for and I bought the whole enchilada.

[McGrandpa]

OK, I guess.   I like the big external.   But I wanna try a lot of capacity internally.   I have collected a bunch of SSD's.  Most are now 2 TB.  It is a pretty good size for doing this idea I have had for a while now.  To continue from Coffee Shop:

16 TB !?!?!  Is it kinda full?  Also, it is one of the reasons I like using just 2 TB internal SSD's.   Yes, the Runtimes do overflow one SSD, but three or four will work out great for just the Runtimes.   I do like organizing by type.  Such as the set of V4 runtimes, with one each for clothing, one for character sets, and the one for V4 itself and all its morph packs and textures.   Then of course one SSD just for prop sets like Environments, such as Jack Tomalin and Stonemason and DM.  THEN there is the one for Transport.  I am sure you get the picture.   How many internal SATA3 SSD's can I have now?  Got SATA ports for 14, enough mounting slots for 12.  One Spare. The odd one is the BluRay ReWriter.    Using 2.5" form SSD's makes it wonderful!  I have a mid tower case that works fine with all this.   
What does that make in 2 TB drives?  28 TB!   Yeah I know, it's a headache.  But,  I think I will like it getting to reorganize my entire PC file structure.  :)