dhughes

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by dhughes 15y ago
My point being your life may be in danger but the thief is just as likely to die too.
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by dhughes 15y ago
I'd be the one executing the person who stole my stuff.
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by dhughes 15y ago
>Forget having your computer stolen, what if your hard drive dies? That's what the extended warranty is for! /s ;) Seriously that's what I ask when told about extended warranties when buying a laptop or similar item that would store da
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by dhughes 15y ago
It's nice to know there are more of us spongers out there, some of us don't have a blog though suspicious look
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by dhughes 15y ago
Lays potato chips are doing that too, between the potatoes and seafood a lot of it may lead back here to this region of farmers and fishermen. It may be an incentive to make sure the food is fresh, it could be great publicity when it goes
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by dhughes 15y ago
Is video chat really popular? Other than for porn and families - sorry for the disturbing examples. I remember when Yahoo! IM chat had video chat and it was all porn and even then only the really outgoing and pervs seemed to use it. This w
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by dhughes 15y ago
Yeah I saw that and downloaded it but no invite. It looks good and has some interesting features such as 'nearby view' similar to Facebook Places, the instant upload looks convenient and dangerous, is Huddle just Google Wave mobile light?
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by dhughes 15y ago
I still think this is too little too late especially if Google+ is aimed at people under 30, most of that crowd is mobile and smartphones seem to be the way everyone in that group prefers to communicate not sitting at their desktop compute
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by dhughes 15y ago
I wonder what Andy Warhol would say about this situation, half his stuff was "theft".
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by dhughes 15y ago
I thought maybe lithography but instead of lithos(stone) maybe a general term for the prefix such as Dimiography or something like that.
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by dhughes 15y ago
Funny you should mention OTA I was speaking with a vendor just last Monday after some testing and he said there are plans to have our central system be able to push new firmware directly to the device, no humans involved. It's still in dev
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by dhughes 15y ago
Probably, I just didn't want to write a novel ;) It's more tedious than anything and we the end user are stuck waiting for government (Bank of Canada) to release the new series banknotes to the vendor so they can create the firmware which
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by dhughes 15y ago
Feedback here. It sucks! There are 300 pieces of equipment with bill acceptance devices that have to be upgraded where I work but I've been transferred to a different section at work, my current job plus the out in the field, where there a
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by dhughes 15y ago
A time-dependent password option would be better such as so that in 90 days the password is void and all data is lost.
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by dhughes 15y ago
I dropped my phone, yes a fall of two feet onto fluffy carpet is 'dropping' but really come on! Later on when I looked the screen was blank. Called HTC support and the first question I was asked mere seconds after calling was "Did you drop
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by dhughes 15y ago
And he seems to believe it will or has to occur during his lifetime not five or 500 years from now. To me that self-centered arrogance is a sure sign someone is a nut.
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by dhughes 15y ago
You'd think but as a Canadian who hates the cold but lives on a flat (400ft is the highest spot) island I won't be living here if the sea rises even a bit more.
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by dhughes 15y ago
Unblending, pretty amazing.
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by dhughes 15y ago
It's trendy to hate Facebook these days but I think it's more than that. People want to stay connected especially people 20 to 30 years-old and how do they do that now? Smartphones, iPhones, iPads and other mobile devices. Facebook hasn't
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by dhughes 15y ago
That's pretty good, the fastest I can get is 170Mbps/30Mbps for almost $300 plus taxes but capped at 250GB/month, $1 per GB going over 250GB, and torrents throttled.
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by dhughes 15y ago
It's too bad he couldn't have an simply automatic grid at low speeds and once going the grid pulls or rotates out of the way for better efficiency. Actually a rotating grid may work using the air as its triggering force, once the air speed
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by dhughes 15y ago
Good idea, not everything has to use a computer just because we have them. It's only 150 sheets of paper too it's not like it's reams of the stuff (it's just about 1/4 of a ream) otherwise people would be tempted to use a laptop to be 'gre
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by dhughes 15y ago
Thank you.
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by dhughes 15y ago
I wonder if deals will be made in the future between Apple, MS, Google and large Internet providers to throttle the competition. Or is Google planning long term by buying up dark fiber to make sure its Doc and Apps are accessible when its
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by dhughes 15y ago
Take pictures of each step don't use paper since flat surfaces and screws soon part company use paper cups instead .
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by dhughes 15y ago
You would have an overwhelming desire to become an Auctioneer.
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by dhughes 15y ago
You would think Samsung could sue Apple for making a phone that plays music the Samsung SGH-M100 was released seven years before the iPhone. I wanted a Samsung SGH-M100 so bad but there were rumours the battery would vet hot, swell up and
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by dhughes 15y ago
'Mathematics' and 'property' seem to be where a lot of articles lead to which then ends at 'Philosophy'.
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by dhughes 15y ago
Maybe that's why they are Finnish? (I kid!)
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by dhughes 15y ago
Isn't there a saying 'You can't excel by being the same as everyone else, you get ahead by being different than everyone else.'

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