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Category Archives: Technology
Longevity through BMI
Finally I can stop caring that my BMI is consistently slightly above ideal! A new study says it light mean a longer life…
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Sun kills Rock processor?
Word is that Sun is dropping the Rock processor. Given the Oracle acquisition of Sun, which alone seemed to constantly be promising interesting tech this last decade and never quite living up to the promise, I’ve been wondering if together … Continue reading
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Verizon bails on (Portland, Oregon) FIOS?!
Verizon’s FIOS broadband service offering has been absolutely stellar in the roughly three years I’ve had it. And I’ve been quite happy the last few months with FiosTV feeding CableCards in my Tivo instead of some random crappy DVR. There … Continue reading
TechShop comes to Portland area!!!
My feed reader delivered this amazing gem yesterday: TechShop is opening a Portland workshop in Beaverton just off Hwy 217 and Allen. The grand opening is tomorrow at 3pm. Their list of available equipment and classes is unbelievably awesome. I … Continue reading
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Bitten by Bay Area network sabotage
I guess I’m a nerd and I had 9.5hrs of downtime on my server, but still I’m a little surprised there hasn’t been more press about this network sabotage. I guess because big players have geographic redundancy that makes then … Continue reading
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Pre-1914 Motorcycle Rally
In addition to having a thing for Vespas, there’s something about the steampunkery of vintage motorcycles that makes them mesmerizing. Originally posted at advrider.com, I saw this English rally linked from the 2strokebuzz blog. Some of the pictures on the … Continue reading
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Server downtime == me lame
I was poking at my server a week and a half ago and wasn’t happy with the state of something so I decided to power it off (at the PDU…I mean why have it consuming power and only logically off?) … Continue reading
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PVPowered Data Collection Appears Secure-ish
My solar panels haven’t quite passed inspection yet (next week?…fingers crossed), but they’re producing and the data collection module for the PVPowered inverter is sending data out to the mvpvpowered.com web site. I want to be able to push the … Continue reading
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ATT Travel Tips for Your iPhone
I find it really humorous that as soon as the iPhone 3G is unshackled ATT starts sending out regular emails and SMS’s with tips for travelling internationally with an iPhone. The email says “Tips to minimize international data charges when … Continue reading
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OK so SketchUp can be made to run on linux
Since Dan Kegel commented on my blog, I thought I’d confirm the Windows version of SketchUp does work on x86 linux via wine. It’s a bit slow at times and goes into deep never-never-land at times only to return and … Continue reading
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