VirginiaZee: We are no longer in a heat advisory - SC is now in an "excessive heat warning" with temps (plus humidity) reaching 115 F.
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VirginiaZee: I think the almost 10 pounds of fruit I bought may have been a bit excessive. The peaches ripening on my table think otherwise.
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VirginiaZee: Is enjoying all the random bird sitings - the latest was a Mississippi Kite.
1 month ago from webVTTony: Saw an Anhinga attempting to eat a fish this morning. I think it was having problems. http://bit.ly/b3qJrq
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*Moved* Bug Report: Sprint Evo 4G Incorrectly Handles SMS Links
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HTC Comments on Evo 4G 30FPS Issue
Android Guys reports that a HTC media relations employee commented on the 30FPS issue that Evo users have been reporting. This issue mainly effects gaming and other UI elements on the device. The employee states that the limit is imposed … Continue reading
Photo Album Redesign Completed
During the past week, I’ve been busy revamping our photo gallery that’s contained on the Photo Albums link above. For the other nerds interested in web technologies out there, I’ve made the following changes: Moved away from the terrible table-based … Continue reading
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Tech Tip: Use NiMH Batteries for Remotes
Recently, I started to replace our AA alkaline batteries with NiMH (Nickel-Metal Hydride) rechargeable batteries. My main reasoning for the switch was the many remotes that use AA or AAA batteries (2 XBox Controllers, TV Remote, 2 DVD Remotes, and … Continue reading
