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My old Dell Inspiron 9300
A long time a ago, I bought a Dell Inspiron 9300 with a 1920×1200 screen. We are only just getting back to this sort of resolution being available again in 2015. Later, this went to my dad. Now, the CPU/GPU is not doing it for him in Photoshop anymore, so I guess my 6 year…
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WordPress: so crap is the iOS app
so, if I write a long post, or insert a picture, or something random…. No post published. Sure, short test messages work. Too frustrating.
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It’s no fun replacing the antenna on an AU Falcon
Snapped the antenna mast on my car. New masts are ~$25. How hard can it be? Yeah. In the hope this helps someone else… Put the car in the garage and turn out the lights. You’ll see later. Turn the steering hard left to access the inside of the wheel bay. Try to undo the…
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Pity my Lamy?
I needed a note taking pen that could handle life in a dust environment, perhaps being dropped and it not being the end of the world if I lost it one day. So, a Lamy Safari seemed a good choice. A quick purchase from ebay and I had a nice charcoal pen with a black…
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Crashy bug prone Facebook app makes me sad
Write up a post about the museum, take a photo to illustrate it and bang… All gone. Here is a picture anyway:
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Because sunny weekends are for beach going
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Weird rainbow
There it was, just sitting across the sky at midday.
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Switched to a super oyster bracelet
Like lots of people, I put wjean’s super oyster bracelet on my skx007.
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Why are journalists idiots?
Let me submit an example: http://m.smh.com.au/executive-style/cafe-culture-wake-up-and-smell-the-coffee-australia-20121229-2c0a2.html But by no means alone. The final thought is that people work 60h weeks to obtain additional material goods. Since the implication this is a vice of white collar professionals (see the rest of the article) then only a journo would think hours of work was directly correlated to…
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Hi