[Coco] To-Do List:

[phil pt]

I am using the current version of V22 and what modules can be unloaded to
help save some memory?  The second questions is how can I add and remove
some of the modules from being loaded in memory please?

Thanks
Phil




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On Sat, Mar 2, 2024 at 6:13 PM John Mark Mobley via Coco <
coco at maltedmedia.com> wrote:

> All,
>
> It is a new month, and it is time to flip the calendar and plan out the
> next
> month.
>
> To-Do:
> Check that all calendars are up to date.
> Check all necessary supplies.
> Check batteries. See note-1.
> Coding challenge for 12 years old and younger, and 13 years and older. More
> info to come. Spread the word, please.
> https://www.glensideccc.com/madlibs-1st-glenside-challenge/
> March 09, 2024: Last day of standard time.
> March 10, 2024: First day of daylight savings time.
> March 14, 2024: The Glenside Club Business Meeting.
> March 17, 2024: St. Patrick's Day
> March 19, 2024: First Day of Spring
> March 31, 2024: Easter Sunday
> Do your taxes.
> Donate to good causes. Like open-source software that you like and use
> regularly.
> Donate to the CoCoFEST! auction. Ex: Old books, magazines, mugs, t-shirts,
> posters, mousepads, and such. Note: Glenside now has non-profit status and
> can offer a tax write-off.
> Consider a door prize for the CoCoFEST!
> Plan to come to the CoCoFEST! and plan to stay a few days longer and see
> the
> sights. And see what is along the way as you move down the highway.
> If it is a long trip, then plan out a playlist or get a good audiobook to
> listen to.
> Get ready for Mother's Day.
> Get ready for Father's Day.
> Get ready for CoCoFEST!
> Do you have an old landline phone, phone wire, fax machine, or modem, that
> you can bring to the CoCoFEST!?
> Do you have some old items from Radio Shack or the 80s that you think
> people
> would like to see again? Like an old VCR table of some old movie.
> Bring some 1980s stile candy to the CoCoFEST! Do you remember Moon Pies?
> Buy something in the auction, play with it for a year, and put it in next
> year's auction as a tax write-off.
>
> Note-1:
> Recharge your rechargeable batteries that are most prone to self-discharge.
> If you have a nice camera then recharge the batteries for that camera.
> I have replaced many alkaline batteries/cells with nickel metal hydride
> batteries/cells.
> However, some devices do not work well at 1.2 volts per cell. So now I am
> looking into lithium iron and Rechargeable lithium-ion that run at 1.5
> volts
> per cell most likely with a regulator of some kind.
> I do not like alkaline because they are more likely to leak.
>
> John Mark Mobley
>
>
>
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