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Monthly Archives: January 2004
Oh, technology!
You connect a VIC-20 to a TV with every spare cable you have and you end up with CNN. Technology sucks. (I ended up with two Y connectors that had to be connected to VHF screws on a TV. Apparently … Continue reading
Posted in Truro NS
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‘Bout time
Over at the BBC an article discussing Sony’s latest attempt to push the MiniDisc: the successor is called Hi-MD. The new format for the disks allows for storage of over 45 hours of music. Sony finally got the clue too … Continue reading
Posted in Hyperlinks
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Bitter cold
It is bittercold in NS. It snowed too. Not much, but enough to make the roads slippery. Roads weren’t plowed either. Not in the morning: too cold to use salt too. “Colchester and Cumberland counties will have the dubious distinction … Continue reading
Posted in Truro NS
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Bring manned spaceflight to Canada now!
Apparently Transport Canada has agreed with Russian authorities to provide an emergency landing site for Soyuz rescue pods. Saskatchewan. I agree with the authorities (Canadian / Russian) that Saskatchewan is the perfect place to land those space vehicles. It’s just … Continue reading
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Fame and the Bank of Canada
While doing some research for my employer, I had to look up some things on the Bank Of Canada site. Particularly I was thinking of making an interface between the the bank’s currency convertor and (our inhouse made) ordering and … Continue reading
Posted in Hyperlinks
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PR stuff
I may have been the first Permanent Resident in NS that received that famous Permanent Resident card. Quite a coincidence: the card arrived in my mailbox the same day my twin flew in (he actually arrived the 23rd). I’ve been … Continue reading
Posted in Truro NS
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Filesystems
Weird question that shows how the rise of the graphical user interface is confusing many beginning computer users: How can I use Windows’ file system as a photo database. ‘How about categorizing images by storing them in folders with recognizable … Continue reading
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The spirit of spirit-frenzy
The media frenzy and circus around the latest Mars Rover has reached its climax: apparently NASA wants people to download images like these (opens in a separate window [Original location]). Distributing tile-like images is nice. But thinking that they can … Continue reading
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