michaelvanham

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by michaelvanham 6y ago
I've been for skin prick allergy testing. It accurately identified an allergy I knew I had.
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by michaelvanham 7y ago
Chrome on Android has a similar accessibility setting named "Force enable zoom".
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by michaelvanham 7y ago
Firefox on Android has an accessibility setting named "Always enable zoom". With this feature enabled, I can zoom in on this site. With this feature disabled, I can not zoom in on this site.
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by michaelvanham 12y ago
When creating a new account on an ipad it took me three tries to pick a password that wasn't "too long". It would be helpful if the error message indicated the maximum allowable password length. I enjoyed using the app. Easy
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by michaelvanham 12y ago
I can't speak for rffn, but many people want to avoid using the 2.4GHz spectrum due to congestion. In the 2.4GHz band there is a limited amount of space available, and there are now many wireless routers in typical residential neighbou
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by michaelvanham 12y ago
Maybe there would be less objection if the question asked for a "player name" instead of "your name".
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by michaelvanham 12y ago
How about turning a few lights on remotely when one is unexpectedly caught working late? Now it looks like someone is home instead of looking like a big dark burglary target. Or maybe one might want to lock the font door from the office whe
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by michaelvanham 12y ago
zwave and zigbee are similar but competing standards. the devices are not interchangeable but some home automation controllers support both. more info: http://m.electronicdesign.com/communications/what-s-differen...
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by michaelvanham 13y ago
Canada is four spots above (cheaper) than Australia in the graph.
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by michaelvanham 13y ago
My TV supports DLNA which allows me to stream video and music files from my PC or NAS drive with no intermediate box. It's not that great though. Only a limited number of file formats are supported and the interface is clumsy compared
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by michaelvanham 13y ago
A friend of mine asked me today for an easy way to get a website going for his wife's beauty salon. I recommended him to bitballoon.com after learning about it here. It looks very slick and easy to use. Thanks.
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by michaelvanham 13y ago
Many of the animals that humans eat are born into captivity, caged their entire existence, and slaughtered at a young age. I feel sorrow for them.
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by michaelvanham 14y ago
I turned off web history a while ago. I didn't like the filter bubble [1] that I found myself in. One of the things I like best about the internet is access to new and different information. With web history and personalized searching on, I
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by michaelvanham 15y ago
The actual abc news article: http://abcnews.go.com/International/trip-ifactory-nightline-...
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by michaelvanham 15y ago
I use clamwin ( http://www.clamwin.com/ ) and clam sentinel for real time monitoring ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/clamsentinel/ ).
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by michaelvanham 15y ago
The voting history of MPs in Canada is available in an easy to use format at http://openparliament.ca/bills/votes/41-1/ Most of the votes have the Conservative majority solidly on one side and everyone else on the other. It's nearly impos
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by michaelvanham 15y ago
"What rights do I retain as a journal author*? [...] the right to post a pre-print version of the journal article on Internet websites including electronic pre-print servers, and to retain indefinitely such version on such servers or sites