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July 21, 2016

Who needs phone plans? 

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 9:10 am

This is a data only world. Make your own phone plan with a little know how. 


How I ditched my voice plan and went data-only | misener.org
http://misener.org/ditched-voice-plan-went-data/

May 16, 2016

Reframing Our Economy

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 3:18 pm

Scott Adams thinking outside the box… A brilliant paradigm shift.

A better way to reframe the economy is as an information problem. Imagine how well the economy would operate if everyone knew where to go for a job, how to get there, and how to prepare. Unemployment is mostly an information problem in disguise. 

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/typepad/ihdT/~3/cc_yqUL1NEc/144452274506

February 4, 2016

How to get rid of windows 10 v911

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 5:22 pm

Micro$oft keeps trying, and I keep stopping them.

GWX Control Panel will help to rid your system tray of the ‘Get Windows 10’ notification from continually popping up. It can also prevent unintentional Windows 10 upgrades from occurring via Windows Update. GWX Control Panel really works, is safe and easy to use, and gives you the option to re-enable the icon and upgrade notifications if you’re ever ready to move forward with Windows 10 in the future. Read more at: https://tr.im/OBAFo

Get the software

January 1, 2016

Uber commute

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 1:14 pm

Boy I love how Uber uses the smartphone. Outsmarting local transit planners every day, giving us practical ideas that work.

Uber might be working on cheap self-driving cars that would offer its customers even better prices than regular taxis in the future, but it’ll be a while until the company can remove human drivers from the picture completely. In the meantime, Uber has other interesting ideas for the near future, including a plan to turn everyday commuters into temporary drivers with the help of an app.

Source: Brilliant Uber scheme aims could turn everyday commuters into taxi drivers

September 22, 2015

Why can’t I paste into youtube comments on firefox

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 10:53 am

Another new day, another new break from Google’s youtube control factory.

This is the best fix. The other one stops pasting in other apps. GrayFace said Here’s a selective fix for YouTube: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/12433-fix-paste-on-youtube You need to install Scriptish or Greasemonkey first.

Source: Why can’t I paste into youtube comments on firefox | Firefox Support Forum | Mozilla Support

September 13, 2015

Check out “KeepAwake”

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 3:48 pm

Google maps goes to sleep or screen shuts off when not navigating?

This free app is the answer!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bk

August 3, 2015

Switching from Windows to Linux Mint

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 4:20 pm

The great experiment begins.

I’ve always wanted to leave Microsoft windoze. A friend told me Linux is all grown up now with Linux mint cinnamon, so I’m going to try, once computer at a time.

Keep you posted.

Clear your phone cache

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 4:17 pm

I was almost out of memory on my s5. How was that possible I wondered? Turns out the cache was over 4gig. Why doesn’t android kitkat keep it in check?

Goto settings, storage, cache and then long press on cache to clear it.

July 16, 2015

Smartphones have taken over

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 4:27 pm

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These 30+ Cartoons Illustrate How Smartphones Are The Death Of Conversation

June 22, 2015

Bluetooth Issues with Lollipop 5.0.1

Filed under: Tech — Tim @ 12:12 pm

Hopefully this will solve my similar problems.

1. Unpair both devices (remove the car from the phone; vice versa)2. Make sure you turned off your bluetooth3. Go to: Settings -> Applications -> Application Manager -> All4. Clear Cache first then Clear Data: “Bluetooth”, “Bluetooth Test”5. Enable bluetooth & pair again with your car6. IMMEDIATELY disconnect (you can do it from either way; car or bluetooth).. but keep the bluetooth turned ON7. Download latest “Bluetooth File Transfer” application from Google Play8. Open it and switch to the second tab (“bluetooth icon”)9. Select your car and do the following three things one by one (until they complete!!!): File Transfer Profile (FTP), Object Push Profile (OPP), Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP)PLEASE NOTE: each of these steps may take 5-10 minutes and will FAIL for sure (a “STOP” sign will pop up in the application after it completed the action partially. Be patience and wait until that. If you did all three steps you can close the “Bluetooth File Transfer” app and move on Step 10.)10. Go to Settings -> Security -> Trust agents -> Smart Lock (Google): ON11. (you may need to leave and re-enter to Settings to see it) Smart Lock -> Trusted devices -> Bluetooth -> your car

Source: Bluetooth Issues with Lollipop 5.0.1 – Android Forums at AndroidCentral.com

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