Author: rihahn
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 OS v.oldWritten by on Welp, today Microsoft announced that Windows Server 2012 and 2012 r2 will be EoS (End of Support) on October 10th. These EoS announcements always make me feel my age, because… 
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 HVACWritten by on Like the t-shirt says: “That’s what I do: I fix stuff and I know things”… My time in the USN was on a submarine, and on a submarine you’re expected… 
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 The good old days…Written by on … of 2020. I decided to get out of the house for a bit and get some fast food for lunch / dinner, and the place of choice was Taco… 
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 History in computersWritten by on My company has been in business since 1999, and one of the services we used to provide was hardware compatibility testing. What hardware compatibility testing is, is seeing how a… 
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But it’s a dry heatWritten by on Summer has finally arrived here in Colorado, and over the weekend it went from rainy and mid-70’s to dry and mid-90’s. And, being as the local utility company has raised… 
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Despite the cost of living, it remains popularWritten by on Just got back from my Saturday morning run to King Soopers; $27 in gas and $111.70 ($93.43 after coupons) in groceries. Gas was $0.50 off thanks to grocery points, so… 
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Exhibit AWritten by on Right after the last post, I had to break out the old Dell laptop again – so I figured I’d do a quick post that kind of illustrates a typical… 
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Let’s Get DangerousWritten by on I do complicated computer wizardry as part of my day-to-day life so I’m always elbow deep in some bit of hardware, reverse engineering the new hotness, or hacking functionality into… 
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MusicWritten by on Music is a pretty large part of my life, which is one of the reasons good reproduction of it has been so important to me over the years… I’ve always… 
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‘Burger HelperWritten by on It’s been a long time since I’ve made Hamburger Helper… In fact, the last time was probably back when I was in the Navy and living in New London –… 
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Book ReportWritten by on Back in August I decided to take on the challenge of re-reading / reading the entire Xanth Series by Piers Anthony. In January I was most of the way through… 
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 UpdateWritten by on Back on march 31st, we had a bit of a fire nearby… A fire that caused about a dozen homes to be evacuated while the local fire department spent most… 
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I drive an invisible car…Written by on That has to be it. It’s the only thing I can think of that explains the propensity for people to completely miss the fact that my bright white four door… 
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 iPodWritten by on Today’s old hardware is a 4th generation iPod Touch… While I don’t have my original ‘click wheel’ iPod anymore, I do still have my original 2005 iPod Shuffle and this… 
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 WWDC 23Written by on Yesterday was the annual Apple “World Wide Developer Conference” – which is where Apple shows off all of their new and updated stuff. There was all of the usual stuff;… 
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 SGIWritten by on Ever wondered what a $30,000 computer looked like in the mid 90’s? Well, let me show you… The above, in 1994, came with a 150Mhz R4400SC cpu, 24-bit XL graphics… 
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MixtapesWritten by on If you’ve ever wondered what it was like being in Highschool in the mid-80’s – here’s the musical version: “Mixtapes” by Moonrunner83 – featuring N8TVS Waking up in the middle… 
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 CrowfallWritten by on Back in March of 2015 I heard that an MMO I really liked back in the old days of the early 2000’s – Shadowbane – was having a bit of… 
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Ance-storyWritten by on On a lark, this weekend I was engaged in one of the traditional pastimes of “old people” – the Family Tree. In short, like most things with my life, it’s… 
