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paulkbiba
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I will definitely buy the book, but only after it is in "final" form. It's too confusing to have to deal with
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Try Rainaware for Android (or IOs). Not as pretty, but I've found it consistently more accurate than Dar
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The depth of field in these shots looks extremely shallow. It looks like they were taken with a telephoto len
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90% of my needs are fulfilled by a Chromebook Go. However it would be nice to have a more rounded device. Le
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Hated the new version but thought I'd wait to see what the would update. Mistake. Got the updated versio
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Has anyone found a convenient way to scan slides? I'm old enough that I have all of my early life on the
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As to Keto, check out the Atkins.com website. They have a very nice carb/calorie/fat counter that makes it mu
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In reply to Robert-Hostetler: I've been using them since they started and their products are excellent.
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People Who Constantly Point Out Grammar Mistakes Are Pretty Much Jerks, Scientists Find
Fascinating!
"Scientists have found that people who constantly get bothered by grammatical errors online have "less agreeable" personalities than those who just let them slide.
And those friends who are super-sensitive to typos on your Facebook page? Psychological testing reveals they're generally less open, and are also more likely to be judging you for your mistakes than everyone else. In other words, they're exactly who you thought they were. ...
https://www.sciencealert.com/people-who-pick-up-grammar-mistakes-jerks-scientists-find?fbclid=IwAR1CuZDIUj3GkM-YlNLaIIijs4WTxkJIJBog8VSbgHBfsQEVYGiItuNC6Os
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To BMG72: Check out the laptop reviews at MobileTechReview. She almost always states the maximum brightness
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A curiosity question. What is the genesis of the name "Thurrott". I think it's actually quite cool, but
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In reply to simont:Actually this particular action is not about competition, but is about standing to sue. Th
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The Register has an analysis worth reading. It's entitled "Apple's launch confirms one thing: it�
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I certainly would drop my Premium subscription if this were done. Very few of the Premium articles are time
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I apologize if this is an impertinent question, but how does this site make money? I don't see any adver
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One nice thing is that I can use my Anker 20100mAh power bank to power/charge the machine. Just be sure
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After setting up the Go, there were 7 driver/firmware updates and 3 cumulative updates (KB4340917, KB4338832,
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The Wirecutter just posted a review of USB C hubs and docks: https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-usb-c-hubs
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I must say that of all the connected home stuff the one I really don't understand is the garage door open
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Radiant Heat
I have a house with radiant heat in the ceiling upstairs and in the floor downstairs. If you put in a small ceiling fan in the upstairs rooms, even if you run it at the lowest speed, you will be amazed at how much warmer the room gets. It pushes all that warm air from the ceiling down to the lower part of the room. You could even use a fan on the floor and have it blowing up to circulate the air in the room.
One advantage of this type of heating system is that it heats the house itself. In a winter power outage I find that it takes over 12 hours before I notice the house cooling down. Once I got home from a business trip at 8am and didn't realize the power was out until it started to get dark. The house stayed that warm!
An engineer friend of mine told me not to use setback thermostats with radiant heat. The whole house, he says, acts as a heat-sink and it if it cools down it actually takes more energy to heat it back up than it does to keep it a constant temperature.
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In reply to ken_loewen:I'm not the right Paul, but I'll comment anyway. I've been using my Sur
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In reply to Edward_Grego:Can Am trike, replacing a BMW K1200 which died a few years ago. This year did 7,500
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This sounds a lot like the Atkins Diet, which was lambasted when it first came out for approving fats. Based
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In reply to ChristopherCollins:All Verizon phones are unlocked. The FCC negotiated this with Verizon when it
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I have not tried this product and I never will try this product. Why? Because it is a TERRIBLE product. Why
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Received my 2 XL direct from Google on the 23rd. So far have seen none of the problems that the tech press is
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I thought Google might hold shipments to find out what was going on, but my 128G, Black Pixel 2 XL just shippe
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I have a wired ethernet connection to my Surface Pro 4 dock. When I connect my Pro to the dock, and I leave it
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Wired ethernet vs WiFi Priority
I have a wired ethernet connection to my Surface Pro 4 dock. When I connect my Pro to the dock, and I leave its WiFi on, does the wired or wireless connection take priority - or should I turn WiFi off when I connect to the dock? Thanks, Paul