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Poorly designed websites, and arbitrary security policies peeve me. Why is it that my online banking sites never require me to change my password, but my healthcare reimbursement account site, on which I cannot do anything except look at what claims have been paid and what my balance is, now requires me to change my…
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Anyone but Hillary – the T-shirt
Recently spotted and almost purchased on a layover in Washington-Dulles:
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Extra! Extra! Canadians figure out socialized medicine doesn’t work!
Oh how the liberals love to point to Canada’s socialized healthcare system as being the North Star for us to navigate by. Canada’s system has big problems, though, ones which are easy to see and predict, yet hastily ignored by those looking to feed the Hutt of federal government. However, it’s hard to ignore the…
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Future computing
As a long time computer geek, I often think about where computing is headed in the future, both near and far. Since a large part of my day job is adapting technology for the average person’s needs, I’m also acutely aware of the issues that hold it back. It’s one of the reasons that’s driven…
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Time Warner Cable. Confused.
You know all those Time Warner Cable commercials that proclaim a laundry list of reasons why they’re better than satellite? Oh how they loved to boast about “no long term contracts.” It even says so in their FAQ on Cable vs. Satellite: Q: Cable vs. Satellite A: Here are some of the advantages of choosing…
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TMI
But I just had to share! I am officially 38 weeks, 2 cm dilated and 70% effaced. (Effacement is the thinning out of the cervix in order to let a baby out, for those of you who don’t know pregnancy). The waiting is killing me and every little twitch, pain and jump makes me wonder,…