BoudreauxsCousin
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re: Any hotel management people?
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 10/15/25 at 8:05 pm to Freezus22
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Some hotels may be behind on their smart TV upgrade due to cable wiring throughout the hotel. Streaming capabilities for a hotel that has not upgraded to CAT6 could cause issues with picture/streaming quality depending on the size of the property.
You can do it with DOCSIS over coax. Many hotels do it that way if pulling cable isn’t an option. They will need to fix heavily spliced areas or ancient coax in what would become the backbone, but DOCSIS became viable well over a decade ago. The reality of pulling CAT6/CAT6A is you need space for IDFs, and the rooms need to be out of service to pull and terminate, like during a renovation. With renovation cycles ever extending due to changing business travel habits, it’s even more difficult to justify. It’s easier to run digital TV over coax and pull a cabling for a half-dozen APs per floor for Internet.
You’re right about the phones for safety. You must be able to call someone in the event of an emergency, so guest rooms will continue to have phones far into the future. However, don’t expect newer handsets. They replaced the 30 to 40 year-old PBX systems with cloud-based solutions where the capital requirements are no longer a problem, and the old two-wire digital handsets still work fine.
Nobody uses the guest room phones anymore, other than to call room service or valet for your car. Hotels used to absolutely gouge guests with charges for local and long-distance calls. That revenue dried up at the turn of the century.
re: What would you go back and tell your college self?
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 9/8/25 at 5:01 pm to brexitgeezer
1. Go to class. When I learned this trick in my later college career, it made life so much easier.
2. Crazy girls are often fun and surprisingly spontaneous in the sack, but long-term, they're a nightmare. Stay away. Far away. Run.
3. Save more. I got on track, but I started later than I should have.
I was extremely fortunate not to make any mistakes from which I could not recover, but I came close.
2. Crazy girls are often fun and surprisingly spontaneous in the sack, but long-term, they're a nightmare. Stay away. Far away. Run.
3. Save more. I got on track, but I started later than I should have.
I was extremely fortunate not to make any mistakes from which I could not recover, but I came close.
re: In Ears
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 8/27/25 at 5:36 am to geauxbrown
You would only need a wireless transmitter and receiver pack.
Inexpensive wireless monitor system on Amazon
I can't speak to the quality of this particular unit, but something like this is really all you need.
Inexpensive wireless monitor system on Amazon
I can't speak to the quality of this particular unit, but something like this is really all you need.
re: In Ears
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 8/26/25 at 8:35 pm to geauxbrown
I'm pretty convinced that switching to in-ear monitors saved my hearing. I switched in the Spring of 2005 and never looked back. The band I was working with then was all in-ear with the exception of the drummer, who used a wedge. There were no amps on stage at all. Early days of guitar/amp modeling processors. Everyone got their own mix. The board we were using could do 6 independent mixes.
Back then, I used a Shure wireless system with a separate little personal monitor mixer. I would mix my own voice and instrument into my ears and get a send from the board with what I wanted. (No drums in my mix because the drummer used real drums, no triggers, and my vocal mic would pick up enough of what I needed.) So much easier to sing when you can hear yourself. You just don't push as hard.
The last few years I played consistently, we used newer stuff where everyone can download the app and have their own individualized monitor mix. It was awesome. Once you dialed it in, it changed very little from venue to venue. That band used electronic drums, too. No stage volume at all.
I used custom Westones for a long time, but a few years ago I got custom Ultimate Ears because I found the connectors on the Westones to be flaky and the build quality lacking. It was well worth it, at least to me, to have custom molds done and have a perfect fit. They are far more comfortable, and the ambient sound dB cut is more pronounced.
There are no negatives, in my opinion, though it does take a little getting used to.
Back then, I used a Shure wireless system with a separate little personal monitor mixer. I would mix my own voice and instrument into my ears and get a send from the board with what I wanted. (No drums in my mix because the drummer used real drums, no triggers, and my vocal mic would pick up enough of what I needed.) So much easier to sing when you can hear yourself. You just don't push as hard.
The last few years I played consistently, we used newer stuff where everyone can download the app and have their own individualized monitor mix. It was awesome. Once you dialed it in, it changed very little from venue to venue. That band used electronic drums, too. No stage volume at all.
I used custom Westones for a long time, but a few years ago I got custom Ultimate Ears because I found the connectors on the Westones to be flaky and the build quality lacking. It was well worth it, at least to me, to have custom molds done and have a perfect fit. They are far more comfortable, and the ambient sound dB cut is more pronounced.
There are no negatives, in my opinion, though it does take a little getting used to.
re: How to solve bit lock problem?
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 8/19/25 at 7:04 pm to prplhze2000
Boot into Safe Mode. Try logging in again.
re: Men, is this too big for you?
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 8/19/25 at 6:52 am to T1gerNate
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Can tell she’s from Rapides Parish from the look on her face.
Nah. I’m thinking Marrero.
re: John Durham
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 7/31/25 at 5:34 pm to Bamafig
Special Counsels of late are created to hide evidence behind "ongoing investigations" and classify things from scrutiny. Mueller ran interference for Russiagate; Durham ran interference for illegal FISA warrants.
re: The drone arms race is as important as the nuclear arms race
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 7/8/25 at 3:27 pm to hawgfaninc
In the age of drones, submarine forces are all the more valuable. Drones cannot stop ICBMs launched from submarines.
re: Any of you baws show up on the Ashley Madison leak a few years ago?
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 7/2/25 at 9:39 pm to Slippy
I knew a guy on it. A former coworker. He had been separated for almost a year and a half when the hack information came out. He confided in me that he thought his wife was having an affair and was “looking for her”.
He traveled quite a bit for work and his wife would shuttle the kids to her mother’s house and disappear while he was gone.
It turns out, she really was cheating on him. However, she had caught the ghey and was having an affair with a woman—a coworker of hers. He’s remarried, and his ex-wife is still with the sapphic seductress.
Other than the initial sign up, he said his card wasn’t charged, which makes me want to believe him. He said he was on it for about two days. He was pretty broken up about his divorce before that information dropped. The hack was insult to injury.
He traveled quite a bit for work and his wife would shuttle the kids to her mother’s house and disappear while he was gone.
It turns out, she really was cheating on him. However, she had caught the ghey and was having an affair with a woman—a coworker of hers. He’s remarried, and his ex-wife is still with the sapphic seductress.
Other than the initial sign up, he said his card wasn’t charged, which makes me want to believe him. He said he was on it for about two days. He was pretty broken up about his divorce before that information dropped. The hack was insult to injury.
re: Mari Ann Fowler Disappearance (2002)
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 6/26/25 at 2:37 pm to HarryBalzack
I knew a girl who's father disappeared in 2003. He had the beginnings of dementia, if I recall her telling me the story. He went out for a bike ride and disappeared. They found the bike abandoned at some point, but no trace of him has ever been found.
I just checked the site, and he's on there.
I just checked the site, and he's on there.
re: I've had ~600 coworkers in my day in white collar offices. Seen 0, zero, tattoos amongst
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 5/26/25 at 8:14 am to Saunson69
Just spent the last four days in Disney. I can say, unequivocally, that the latest generation of pasty, doughy, androgynous malcontents have nearly all made incredibly poor ink decisions. And I would say the ratio was likely 3:1 tatted.
“Look at me! I have five generations of game controllers—starting with the original Nintendo—down my right thigh and the Powerpuff Girls down my left!”
“You go, grrrl! Check out my Pokémon arm sleeves!”
“That’s Boss Bitch AF, queen!”
“Look at me! I have five generations of game controllers—starting with the original Nintendo—down my right thigh and the Powerpuff Girls down my left!”
“You go, grrrl! Check out my Pokémon arm sleeves!”
“That’s Boss Bitch AF, queen!”
Infamous Dutchtown High mom picks up more charges
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 5/13/25 at 10:22 am
Looks like she's been in jail since last year, even though she does have a bond. The victim count is now up to six.
Link to WBRZ story.
Her mugshot and inmate detail.

Link to WBRZ story.
Her mugshot and inmate detail.
re: Home Network Question...keeping unauthorized devices from connecting
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 2/18/25 at 3:32 pm to NASA_ISS_Tiger
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Time to change the network password and not tell the son what it is.
That's done already! When he comes back home, there's a learning curve for him.
You're better off going with a whitelist for approved devices. On Windows computers, it's trivial to view a WiFi password even if you enter the new password yourself on his computer and don't tell him what it is.
In a command prompt, as administrator:
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netsh wlan show profile name= "Wi-Fi name" key=clear
Where "Wi-Fi name" is your SSID. Enter that command and you can see the password.
As others have mentioned, create a guest nework as well. The guest computers can't see your main network.
re: USAID and CIA behind the Trump impeachment
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 2/6/25 at 4:17 am to TrueTiger
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Did Vindman get a pardon?
He did not.
re: Our Favorite Gay Patriot in D.C.
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 1/19/25 at 4:29 pm to scottydoesntknow
He delivered Pennsylvania. He is driven. He is a patriot
re: Catholic baws: what are your favorite hymns, Christmas or otherwise?
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 12/19/24 at 7:27 pm to Ingeniero
Carol of the Bells
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Not so Catholic long form: Handel's Messiah
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Not so Catholic long form: Handel's Messiah
re: Mika and Joe bend the knee…Interview Trump, agree to restart communication
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 11/18/24 at 6:44 am to boomtown143
The network is dying. This is purely a ratings move.
re: Lost in the mix...the end of MSNBC?
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 11/7/24 at 8:26 am to SDVTiger
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"Conservatives" will frick up and let a Soros type take that oppurtunity
There is no opportunity. It's dying. Let it languish.
re: OT Doctors, ever seen a nerve injury from a blood draw?
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 10/14/24 at 12:07 pm to jlovel7
I had a surgical procedure where they had to put an arterial line above my wrist (radial artery). When I was in recovery, my hand was numb and I had no feeling in two of my fingers (ring and middle). Let the doctor know. He and another doctor examined and consulted for a bit. They traversed a nerve placing the line. Not terribly uncommon, but unsettling to me. In ta week or so, I was back to normal. The movement came back quicker than the feeling, but completely normal before too long.
Different placement on arm, and likely a different nerve, but the result was the same.
Different placement on arm, and likely a different nerve, but the result was the same.
re: Howard Stern disabled dislikes & deleting negative comments
Posted by BoudreauxsCousin on 10/10/24 at 4:39 pm to hawgfaninc
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