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swestrupWoke up with a migraine today. Took some AC&C and a large strong coffee (which I need to refill -- Okay, did that.) and its blunted it, but its far from gone.
As usual, when I woke up I wasn't even sure it was a migraine. As I stumbled downstairs I was trying to figure out if the throbbing in my temples was a budding migraine, a sinus reaction to too-dry air, or the aftermath of the 4 glasses of wine I had last night.
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taxlady took one look at me and said "It looks like you're having a migraine" and went and made me a strong coffee while I went back upstairs and found my meds. Sure enough, by the time the coffee was ready a couple of minutes later, there was no doubt.
Luckily, all I had planned to do this morning is start up a data copy of 200 GB from one drive to another, and watch it progress. Even in my current state, that's not too hard to do.
BTW: Firefox dictionary additions: where are they stored. Now that I've gone and installed Firefox afresh on my new system, it doesn't have any of my additions to its completely inadequate dictionaries. Does anyone know how to copy them from my old install, or should I just google for it? (See, it doesn't know about 'Google' as a verb...)
As usual, when I woke up I wasn't even sure it was a migraine. As I stumbled downstairs I was trying to figure out if the throbbing in my temples was a budding migraine, a sinus reaction to too-dry air, or the aftermath of the 4 glasses of wine I had last night.
However,
taxlady took one look at me and said "It looks like you're having a migraine" and went and made me a strong coffee while I went back upstairs and found my meds. Sure enough, by the time the coffee was ready a couple of minutes later, there was no doubt.Luckily, all I had planned to do this morning is start up a data copy of 200 GB from one drive to another, and watch it progress. Even in my current state, that's not too hard to do.
BTW: Firefox dictionary additions: where are they stored. Now that I've gone and installed Firefox afresh on my new system, it doesn't have any of my additions to its completely inadequate dictionaries. Does anyone know how to copy them from my old install, or should I just google for it? (See, it doesn't know about 'Google' as a verb...)
