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DRONEon 1...
There are few public parks with model aircraft flying sites provided by Palm Beach County - Parks & Recreation where people go to visit and fly airplanes, helicopters and drones. One problem is many are within 50 miles of president Trump's Mar-a-L
Uhura had the first Bluetooth...
Star Trek came out in 1966. Uhura was the communications officer aboard the USS Enterprise. Her claim to fame is having the first Bluetooth. It was massive by today's standards and it appeared to have it's own radiator! https:/
SpaceX scheduled to launch 60 satellites today...
Today at 3:30 PM EDT (12:30 PM PDT) from Cape Canaveral in Florida, with live stream expected to kick off around 3:15 minutes prior, SpaceX is putting 60 broadband satellites into orbit as part of their Starlink service to a total of 418 satellites m
New Milling table
I have a Sieg mini-mill. It has one major fault. A tiny X, Y & Z azis. At long last someone did something about it. Sief finally manufactured and made available a mill table both 30% larger and with 40% more travel on the X and y axis. I ordere
Women and men. That thing of all things.....
The one eyed splitting trowser viper. Sure, the creator designed 'em, probably with a lot more smarts than any of us, no? And estimates are that fully 6% of the male population ( puffters) absolutely adore the little fellers. But what about you ladi
How Long?
The 25 year period following 1990 was characterized by rapid advances in the field of information technology. It was very much like the early days of the railroad. Every few years a new locomotive was build which was bigger, better and
Western Digital's hard drive encryption is useless
Totally useless Rookie errors make it child's play to decrypt data The encryption systems used in Western Digital's portable hard drives are pretty pointless, according to new research. It appears anyone getting hold of the vulner
vanishing mail
How is it my sent mailbox is empty? How does this occur? Not all of them, just certain ones. Yes, the person(s) they went to are still here. Anyone else ever experience this? I am talking about my Outbox only, not my Inbox.
Whos viewed me -- profile not found
I have a burning question. I have gotten quite a few visitors listed on my WVM page. When I click on their photo to find out more about them, I get the page (profilenotfound). This happens even if I click their picture within a few minutes o
robot
what is this " I'm not a robot" deal now when logging in? someone please explain ! studecar
HE washer? I'm a frayed again...
The condo I bought had an old washer & dryer. I didn't expect them to last long and I was right. Small capacity, they actually worked well, but they were too small to handle 10 bath towels in a load or a medium weight comforter. A few months ago, th
well... duh!!
I try to backup my cellphone to a computer once a month. Since it's running an Android O/S on a Samsung, gmail handles all my contacts, data and apps. If my phone were lost/stolen most of the data can be restored. The exception is if the thief decide
The US and UK's relations with 'Huawei' are going sour.
The US and UK are placing either restrictions or bans on 'Huawei's' development of 5G phone coverage in those countries. Are those actions to ultimately protect their network security or will the impact be far greater for the UK with the erosion of f
'Watch' this again...
As followup to my 'Watch' this blog, about the number of people wearing watches that connect to their cellphones, I decided to buy a low-end 'fitness' watch just to check it's operation. I'm highly skeptical these devices could be accurate, at least
Doing away with the Bible, without destroying it.
It is said, that was their plan. Luciferians were rumored to have said they wanted to get rid of the Bible without destroying it. It was not, get rid of Christian religion...by say...exposing the misdeeds of priests. How would you do that...
5G...
I'm rounding the bend with my recent episode of cellphone hell. Most of the issues with my new phone have been eliminated with setting changes and installation of apps that helped fix problems the phone didn't do in it's stock setup. One concessio
Refurbished...
20 years ago I had a computer monitor go bad while under warrantee. I returned it to the manufacturer's repair center and rather than wait for the repair, I was offered a refurbished unit they could ship the same day. Not knowing what refurbished m
YouTube overload...
Friday... 6pm and I'm unable to get any YouTube videos to play. Checking my bandwidth connection and 3 sites confirmed I'm getting downloads greater than 50mbps. C'mon YouTube, I've got some new helicopter gear and need to see a few setup tutorials
The Metaverse
What do y'all make of it? I think it's a scheme to try and stop more people waking up and questioning what's going on in the world. The Metaverse, in essence, is a virtual world which can be manipulated by those running it to present any set of ideas
What Will Smart Homes Look Like Soon?
A number of technological traits will drive smart-domestic generation well past what’s available on keep cabinets nowadays. innovations in synthetic intelligence, as an example, stand to upend almost the whole thing in our lives, inclusive of our hou
A. I. Benefit or problem ?
WASHINGTON, D.C. – AI has the potential to both benefit and harm the U.S. in unknown and unimagined ways but Congress has hardly any experts on the rapidly developing technology, lawmakers told Fox News. "AI is going to help us in many ways. It c
US Gov't Lab Develops Game-Change Battery Tech With Military & Green Uses
US Withholds Licensure From US Companies & Lets ChiComs Produce The Technology ... The story was 1st Broken a day ago by NPR ... https://www.npr.org/2022/08/03/1114964240/ne
Quad copters large enough to carry a pilot...
Different than my previous blog about a flying car, a quad copter is a large-scale drone with sufficient lift to carry a person and not be flown remotely. Toyota has a SkyDrive prototype and claim to be the first. That's not accurate as other compan
Tapping fingers...
People are online... and it looks like all systems are up!
Trouble opening blogs and mail,.....
.....they highlight in unusual colors, but won't open. Rest of CS seems OK. Must be what the CS big house looks like. Well, who deserves it more than I? I'll be careful never to bend over to pick up soap in the open pod showers. Adios, friends.
Life before the Internet
This is for young people who weren't around when there was no such thing as online anything. The personal computer wasn't even invented yet. Oh, there were computers, but you needed a forklift to move them and a college degree to be allowed near on
To 5G or not to 5G...
I'm thinking about a phone upgrade this year and the model I want is around $1,000. Scary thought to pay so much for a phone, but there's an interface that connects it to a monitor, mouse and keyboard creating a desktop environment. That way, you don
Cracked Software...
I bought my first personal computer in 1975. It was made by Commodore and the programs had to be typed line by line and saved to a cassette. Soon after I joined a club that would send out monthly games and utilities on cassette. We didn't have intern
Batteries...
Too often batteries are the issue in things needing to be replaced. Years ago, I had cellphones that the user could change out a battery when it no longer would hold a charge. Cellphones now are sealed to be dust and water resistant. They require the
cellphone cords with the ability to hack...
I read a story today that people who charge their cellphones in public places are at a high risk of being hacked... especially if the charging cord or charging adapter isn't theirs. Hackers have found a way to manufacture iPhone charging cords wit
Portrait or Landscape...
I inherited the family photo albums and scrapbooks. My brother does the genealogy and sometimes asks for scans of old photos. With the camera my parents owned, all the photos were square so it didn't matter which way the camera was held. Later on, th
Credit Card Skimmers...
Crime doesn't pay or so they say... If you don't get caught it probably does pay and that's why so many scammers are making careers out of cheating people. As we deal less with cash & checks and more with debit & credit cards the chances of getting s
Social media...personal data. Kid with treatable cancer.
Sure, many say it's fun and costs nothing. But really? Facebook and most others ask quite a bit of us to join up. Huge personal info market for governments, businesses, scammers, etc. Why I avoid most of SM, and more and more folks are doing so. Fam
Mingle2.com
Anybody know about a dating site call Mingle2.com? Two weeks ago I sign with that site and now I can't delete my account. The site is full of scammers and spammers.
A Smart gun
An American firm (Biofire) has developed a programmable 9mm double stack pistol that can only be fired by the specific person authorized to use it. It uses fingerprint reading and other technology so only the user the gun is programed for can turn t
your own personal drone
What do you think? It could have a camera, microphone, it automatically follows you at a distance you do not even know it is there. Perhaps, it could even be armed. Your own guardian angel.... You send it to pick up things from t
Golf ball that never misses the hole
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIZogSzEoi4
The magic of Photoshop...
For the benefit of those who don't know, Photoshop is a brand name for one of the first digital editing software suites. It incorporates dozens of filtering controls that people use to create artistic effects and alter or retouch existing photos. Fa
Drone ON...
For years, I've been reading about Amazon making deliveries by drone. For the record, it's not perfected yet. Good idea or not, something on a large scale must get the approval of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) which is the same government
I closed my Plentyoffish Acoount
I recently closed my Plentyoffish account. I notice the other day when I was on that site; my computer warm me about potential virus on that site. Has this ever happen to any of you out there?
A Bitter Truth
An old man took his phone to a repair shop. Technician: Nothing is wrong with this phone Old man with tears in his eyes said. Then why DONT my children ever call me?
Connected but alone
This topic get me interest to write over here,”The topic connected but alone”. Technology is broad in our society to rely on and use every time to make our work convenient and fast. As a millenial the digital technology becomes high tech and useful