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Morbius wrote:

palerider wrote:or we'll ignore your noise.

OK.

I don't think we should (ignore his noise).
Nobel Prize winner and all.

Jay Aitchsee wrote:

Morbius wrote:

palerider wrote:or we'll ignore your noise.

OK.

I don't think we should (ignore his noise).
Nobel Prize winner and all.

what? did Carl Gustaf Verner von Heidenstam get reincarnated and I missed the memo???

palerider wrote:

Jay Aitchsee wrote:

Morbius wrote:

palerider wrote:or we'll ignore your noise.

OK.

I don't think we should (ignore his noise).
Nobel Prize winner and all.

what? did Carl Gustaf Verner von Heidenstam get reincarnated and I missed the memo???

Well, I suppose he could be a Gallifreyan. Then, all the more reason.

palerider wrote:...both import directly into sleepyhead.

I'm sure I could put in some effort to figure things out but I will go the easier route and ask here. How do you account for any time shift in SH? Since the PRS1 and CSM50F use different clocks, I assume data for each will be slightly out of sync. I think the O2 nightly low is the main thing I need but matching it up with the machine data in SH should be pretty slick.

Uncle Flapp wrote:

palerider wrote:...both import directly into sleepyhead.

I'm sure I could put in some effort to figure things out but I will go the easier route and ask here. How do you account for any time shift in SH? Since the PRS1 and CSM50F use different clocks, I assume data for each will be slightly out of sync. I think the O2 nightly low is the main thing I need but matching it up with the machine data in SH should be pretty slick.

SH will actually sync the clock of the CMS50F to your computer, so it's clock will be right.

you need to set the time offset in SH to get your prs1 to show up right.... make a note of exactly when you turn on the machine and you can figure out the offset, and get them pretty much in sync.

Jay Aitchsee wrote:

Morbius wrote:

palerider wrote:or we'll ignore your noise.

OK.

I don't think we should (ignore his noise).
Nobel Prize winner and all.

Not that Morbius.

Jay Aitchsee wrote: Well, I suppose he could be a Gallifreyan.

Who?

Morbius wrote:

Jay Aitchsee wrote: Well, I suppose he could be a Gallifreyan.

Who?

I think not a doctor, but certainly a person of great intellect.

Morbius wrote:

Jay Aitchsee wrote: Well, I suppose he could be a Gallifreyan.

Who?

now, that's a thought... still suffering from regeneration after effects, no doubt.

palerider wrote:

Morbius wrote:

Jay Aitchsee wrote: Well, I suppose he could be a Gallifreyan.

Who?

now, that's a thought... still suffering from regeneration after effects, no doubt.

No doubt.

Jay Aitchsee wrote:

palerider wrote:

Morbius wrote:

Jay Aitchsee wrote: Well, I suppose he could be a Gallifreyan.

Who?

now, that's a thought... still suffering from regeneration after effects, no doubt.

No doubt.

probably the new teeth and kidneys that threw me... though I'm not sure about the color... the eyebrows however are fierce.

I see the avatar now. It kind of looks like a pile of thick, soft, wet mud or a similar viscous mixture of liquid and solid components to me.

That's Id, actually.

Does kinda look like a blob, now that you mention it.

Morbius wrote:That's Id, actually.

Does kinda look like a blob, now that you mention it.

THAT Morbius, AHA!

I dunno. I kind of liked this guy.