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A few photos from today's ride into the Tosa Village. The Menomonee River overflowed and this was a pretty bad scene a few days ago. It's looking better but there's a good amount of damage.
Planning to bike to work tomorrow but the part of the Oak Leaf Trail I normally ride on to avoid street traffic is probably underwater along the Menomonee River...
https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/USGS-04087120/#dataTypeId=continuous-00065-0&period=P7D
@lmorchard > But, it's not like the LLM uniquely generated a trip hazard?
Or.... did it!?!?!?
@alisynthesis I cannot totally confirm... but someone said that another person went in and "unplugged everything" when I was gone but when I went to check today things were plugged back in, and one cable was looped around and plugged into two ports of the USB hub.
I unplugged the loop, tried to plug in a device with the camera and a USB-C to USB-B adapter and it smelled burning. Tested the cable without the hub and cable did not work. Hub um, burned up?
We tossed it and put another in place.
I guess we had a little bit of water come in through a loading dock door at work. It soaked a box full of Cat5 cable, not too bad. It's a good thing I moved a UPS off the floor where it was and onto a small rolling dolly a few months ago.
Also, USB-C is great because you can plug a cable into two different ports of a USB hub! Looks like it destroyed the cable and the hub. (Not sure who did it but people were trying to help while I was out.)
Anyway, all is up and running again!
Mjack
Joaquín Baldwin