Yeah, and think of some of the people that have children by the names of these things.

Alexa, Cortana, etc.

You talking to me?
no
You talking to me?
no
You talking to me?
no
You talking to me?
YESSSSS

Hard to say. It looks like several major cities in the USA.

I'd have to guess some places that I hate to drive thru:

1. Nashville : I absolutely hate driving through Nashville and would rather take a whooping

2. Atlanta : I absolutely do my best not to drive through this city. When I know I have to, I wait til very early morning hours.

3. California: I have never been there but I would guess perhaps L.A.

charez wrote: I am planning to install domotic in my house to automate some things. Controling the light,TV, computer ect by voice, and a system similar to Ok Google, Calendar reminder with voice.
And the system will call me Lord or Boss

Hi b***h
"Oh my Lord, today is the 11 April, Ligue 1 Football PSG won 3-0"

b***h display my latest emails
"Lord, your latest emails are now open"



I am going to use Raspberry Pi

I don't have any of that but I received my Amazon Fire Stick a few days ago. I thought maybe I would
not like it. Some of the reviews said it did not stream good and would time out, etc. I didn't think I
would have a problem with it and I don't. It is faster than my Roku box and other set top box's. I do
really like the voice mic. Instead of scrolling thru my watch list or trying to hunt for a specific movie, I
can simply say 'Alexa find Twilight Zone' and it comes up. I don't really use the pause because it is faster
just to hit the pause on the remote but you can say pause, fast forward, go back, etc. I feel so lazy.

Actually, it's a mighty good business to have.

I have a cousin that cleans houses for a living and she says she will not ever do anything else.
She was certainly telling the truth because she has been doing it for over 20 years.

She cleans houses for all kinds of people. Elderly people, younger people, doctors, lawyers.

She always has her weekends free. She pretty much sets her own hours. If she has something
else she wants to do, she simply calls ahead of time and let the customer know that she will be
there the next day or at different hours. She never has a lack of work.

In addition, there is a often a lot of perks. When her children were younger, one very well to do lady,
gave her outgrown children's clothes to her. Very nice clothes that her children could wear. She has
received nice furnishings and about every thing you can think of. People redecorate and there she is
so they ask her if she wants the stuff. She's even received free vacations/plane tickets/concert tickets,
etc. At holidays she gets tons of stuff......hams, turkeys, candy, gifts, etc. She's even received laptops,
computers, and cell phones.

She's made a ton of friends over the years and the doctors never charge her a fee when her or the
children were sick. Her kids are grown now.

It's better than babysitting. I would clean a toilet any day rather than babysit.

Cleaning a toilet is not a big deal these days. You pour some bleach in the tank and let everything
soak a few minutes. Clean the seat. etc with some lysol wipes. Using rubber gloves anyway. That
is it. Less time to clean a toilet than to make a bed.

I guess people are going to need college classes / vocational classes geared at new technology.

Everyone else ..... well I don't know what they'll do. Push the buttons I guess.

I thought it remarkable the robotic arm that builds a brick house in 48 hours.

It even builds the walls. The bricks have pockets in the walls for wire installation.

In the USA, most homes are built with wood walls. Still, I thought that very remarkable
and it was a good size house, not small, and built in 48 hours.

I'd say primarily it will put brick masons and many construction workers out of work or at least
out of work as they have known it.

By the way, human waste is not a source of fertilizer.

That's just kind of strange to me. Not totally strange as I do understand poor populations don't
have that.

However, a pipe such as pvc pipe and septic tank is not actually expensive. There are ways to
get around that.

I think I could rig something up myself if I had to.

Simply connect the pvc pipe to the drainage area, whether that be the kitchen sink or else where.
Multiple pipes could be used. They could be connected according to size and if nothing else, plumbers
glue and/or tape. Take a shovel and dig a hole. Purchase a cheap septic tank....you could make your
own out of a variety of cheap options such as large barrels, or any old metal type large container. At
the very least, put in rock yourself and concrete mix. Direct the pipes to the hole.

That's kind of funny, Nikorj.

I'm old enough to remember cigarette machines in hospitals and the selling of cigarettes in
the hospital gift shop.

Also, I can remember sitting at the nurses station smoking a cigarette. Visitors, patients, etc
would come up to the nurses station and we'd be smoking. Doctors, nurses, everyone smoked
right at the nurses station.

I am trying really hard to remember patients smoking in their rooms and I don't think they could
ever do that.

It was about 1990, I would say, when America really began cracking down on eliminating smoking
from inside businesses. The hospital I worked at, stopped allowing smoking inside....about.....I
think 1993. It was kind of funny because what they did was place a huge tent up on the large patio.
The patio had multiple sitting and often hospital employees would take their food out there to eat, etc.
So then at some point, the hospital put up the big tent and said you can only smoke inside the tent.
You didn't need a cigarette if you went in the tent because it was like walking into a fog....just inhale.

The simplest and most effective is the Avon Skin So Soft oil. It doesn't take much and lasts a very long time.

I'm like 'zerohdcp'. I don't think I have been bitten by a skitter since I was a kid.

I can smell the bull from way over here.

Topic closed.

Ok. I thought she was referring to UK due to her country symbol, I guess.

I don't think you need to worry about climate change.

We're all going to blow each other up long before an insect does us in.

I never thought about people in the UK not having septic systems.

I am kind of lost on what you mean in regards to rural area. People in rural areas have septic tanks too.

I do realize that in some areas of third world countries, they may not have indoor plumbing. As a norm,
they don't have dish detergents either and usually they have an out house or one particular area for the
family to do their business.

Cow poo is great for gardens. Human waste, detergents, and other household toxins, not a good
idea to eat it or anything that happens to grow in it.

I guess you could ask Steve Jobs how well it worked for him......IF he were alive.

tasman1 wrote:

valerie wrote: Meh, show offs!

I don't think I have gotten any of those at all! Ba Hum Bug!

Maybe fish do not like you , stop fishing and Poll fish will give you a survey

Gotta get bigger nightcrawler.

Don't they have septic tanks there?

Well that is not good.

It's against the law here. However many people in rural areas do the same, just run the line out
into the field or a ditch area.

I wouldn't want to eat anything that came from such a line. Washing detergents, dish detergents,
soaps, etc. Don't eat anything it is watering/feeding.

Meh, show offs!

I don't think I have gotten any of those at all! Ba Hum Bug!