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Nanoleaf TERRIBLE customer service

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Agreed: Equifax Deserves the Corporate Death Penalty | WIRED

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I wrote this post years ago when I first bought this TV but this post got lost in my drafts. I figured I would post it now. I may have left it in draft form when waiting for the final replacement part at the end here. I can’t be bothered to go back through my […]

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Had an issue recently with Amazon AWS billing because I rebuilt an instance and mistakenly created it in another zone. What I didn’t realize is that Reserved instances have a zone designation to them so they only apply to instances in the same zone. So, my newly created instance was being charged at the On […]

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First, they said no one will use it, then maybe only startups will use it — but they won’t use it for anything real. Then it was enterprises will never use it, then enterprises will never use it for anything mission critical.

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See this old post for history. I finally got Dell to replace the GPU today. I was mistaken about them replacing absolutely everything except the nVidia GPU. Apparently the heat sinks and fans were not replaced either. I found out that there is one heatsink and fan for the CPU and another for the GPU. […]

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Back in Dec of 2007 I was experiencing NMI parity errors with my laptop. It seemed to be after very intense graphic use and the cooling fans switching to high and low. It wouldn’t happen right away but it was getting to the point that it was happening too often that I wanted to do […]

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I can only hope that these stories are true and that Rogers crawls back under a rock where they belong. Fortune article is here. National Post article here. All started from this blog post here. Source: Mark Evan’s Blog.

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A Mattamy Home buyer’s experience both with the builder and the Town Of Oakville: This blog is going to inform you of problems that have occurred.  To protect myself from libel issues, I can only tell you of experiences I have had – facts.  I will offer you links that will help you and discuss […]

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Michael Geist has the full blog post here: If true, this form of network interference – implemented with virtually no transparency and now affecting basic Internet services such as email – demonstrates why a dedicated consumer complaints commission is a good start, but a place to complain is not enough.  The solution lies in creating […]

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