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Continue reading →: Comcast
I’ve been a fan for a while, but as they’ve raised rates, it does make me think that eventually people will move away from cable to over the top internet access. For instance, right now you can either pay a huge bundle increase ($65 to $149) just to get HGTV…
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Continue reading →: It's raining cool products
Say what you want about Apple, but if you are someone (like me) who wants simple, amazing and well built, it is hard not to lust for these many, many new products, in order of desire: I can’t decide if I want the iPad Mini more now that it has…
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Continue reading →: Spideroak sTrangness
OK, I’ve been trying to use Spider Oak as a secure and private replacement for DropBox and it is a big weird. Here are the things to know: It is sort of similar to Dropbox in that there is a Hive where all files are synced between machines But, each…
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Continue reading →: Lightroom switchover
I’ve been using DxO for years now and have faithfully paid the upgrade charges from DxO 4 -> 6 (skipped 5, really poor quality) -> 7 -> 8, but now it seems like everyone is moving to Lightroom and the key feature of DxO (for me anyway) was lens correction,…
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Continue reading →: Nikon to announce a 16MP full frame dSLR
For everyone that is considering to buy the new Sony a7 camera – you may want to wait a little bit since Nikon is rumored to announce a new full frame hybrid camera with the following specifications: Nikon FM2 like design 16,2MP 36×23,9 full frame sensor (same as in the D4?) SD…
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Continue reading →: Wow Google is responsive
I don’t normally think of Google as a responsive company, so see my surprise when I got this note from a map correction we just did… From: Google Maps Re: Your report near Luritja Road in Petermann (10/8/13 7:13 PM) Hi Rich, Thank you for reporting this problem. We’ve reviewed…
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Continue reading →: Tips and tricks for OpenElec on Raspberry Pi connected to Samsung
I just loaded the latest build (3.2.3) and it basically works which is amazing, to actually get it running right takes a few tips and tricks: There is this funky thing called HDMI-CEC (what a name!) which let’s the Samsung remote control the XBMC on Raspberry Pi. This sort of…
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Continue reading →: First Sony A7 and A7r reviews
One of my favorite sites just did (photoreview.com.au) of the A7 (but not the A7r yet). It is sad as an aside that even the guy who runs canonrumors.com is buying one (and Canon has no more announcements planned until April of next year!). Here are the interesting facts: The…
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Continue reading →: Mach_kernel visible
Suddenly there is a file /mach_kernel visible. This is probably the actual kernel of OS X as it uses Mach as its basis. It’s easy to fix as you don’t want to delete it, just make it invisible by starting Terminal and typing in: sudo chflags hidden /mach_kernel
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Continue reading →: Canon i9900 1403 Print Head error and Canon Pro9000 settings
Well, my Canon i9900 (which has been working for over ten years?!) has finally had a real problem. It is a 1403 Print Head issue. As Fixyourownprinter.com says, it is probably the print head which is clogged after all those years of use. The main point is that this happens…