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Taco Bell and more – This Geek in Review for 13 Mar 2020
When I was at Miami University, the up town Taco Bell closed, and we were stuck living life without having access to a Taco Bell. Even as it left, I never was as dedicated at these Penn State students holding vigil for closed Taco Bell. Maybe a literary magazine dedicated to Taco Bell would help?…
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My most embarrassing web search
I was trying to find a website I used in the past, so I dug through my Google search history. And, 11 years ago I performed this search.
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Amazon Prime members get free unlimited full-size photo storage with Amazon Photos
It was Saturday morning and I was going through my RSS feeds when I read an article talking about photo backups. That’s when I learned that Amazon Photos offers unlimited photo storage with an Amazon Prime membership. Full resolution images Google Photos offers unlimited photo storage too, albeit at a lower resolution of 2048×2048. While…
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Social Media Politics and more – This Geek in Review for 6 Mar 2020
Facebook has lost its luster with me awhile ago, and part of the reason was the issues with politics. Apparently, I can’t blame social media for all of our polarized politics. It’s still not enough to get me back to FB. And yes, it is ironic if you are reading this article because I shared…
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Keybase offers encrypted storage, encrypted instant messaging, teams support, and web hosting
More and more of life leaves bits of digital information about us on numerous devices and services. This may include cloud services. Keybase is a service I’ve been checking out as way to securely save and share information, encrypted. Sell it to me Goz Keybase provides messaging services, cloud storage, and team messaging services, along…
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The passing of the creator of copy & paste and more – This Geek in Review for 28 Feb 2020
Technology has become ubiquitous, and it’s hard to imagine some of the foundations of how things work. Copy and paste is one of them. The creator of copy and paste passed away this past week. Xerox Parc had no idea what they had, but I don’t fault them. Back then, personal computers was the wild…
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