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The new house appears to be a little more than half done, and this is certainly exciting. What's also exciting is the CAT6 cabling that'll run to every room in the home, making WiFi optional and not at all a requirement.
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Burning the candle at both ends is rarely sustainable and I'm wondering if this is the cause for the recent lack of focus I've been experiencing. Regardless of where I am or what I'm doing, the mind will wander mid-process ...
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Mangler du episoder?
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A moving company recently came to give us a quote on how much it would cost to move from our apartment to the new house. Suffice it to say, the way the moving company went about assembling the quote was ... scammy.
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The National Post is a Canadian newspaper that is not known for being wholly accurate with its stories, but a recent article on coffee culture in Japan got right under my skin for all its stereotypes and outright misinformed statements.
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Larry Elliot wants to drum up fear via The Guardian, claiming that "robots will take our jobs!". He's not the first to do this, and he sure as heck won't be the last. Heck, people have been saying the very same thing for over two centuries.
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An episode of Doubtfully Daily Matigo was published every day for the month of January, and that means that the first milestone has been reached. Now the hard part of maintaining the momentum comes.
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While walking home from the train station after a day trip to Tokyo, I rambled into the microphone about the future ...
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Over the last few weeks I've been working on an application to reduce some of the friction people face when recording quick podcasts that do not require a great deal of post-editing. Will people use it, though?
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It's that time of year again when the heel on my right shoe is in desperate need of repair or replacement. Unfortunately, shoes are not designed to be easily repaired in 2018.
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While out with Nozomi, I picked up two hot drinks at a nearby vending machine. One for me, and one for Hideki; the homeless man who lives under a bridge near my home.
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There's snow on the ground, and that makes me happy!
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The boy turns 1 year of age today, which means that I've not completely failed as a parent to keep him safe from harm. I'll consider this a small victory.
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My hair is beginning to go from brown to silver, and I'm quite happy to see the change taking place. This is something I've wanted to see since I was a teen.
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After a late-night meeting with the company's head offices in New Jersey, my future is a complete unknown. Will I still have a job with this company in 2019? No idea. Now what?
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In the near future I'll potentially have the ability to work from home for the most part, which means that a desktop-grade machine now makes sense to use. The question I'm considering now is whether I should buy an Apple iMac or go custom ...
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Just about everything is becoming more expensive, but is the price worth the product or service? For a lot of things around this part of Japan, the answer is leaning ever more towards "no" ...
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Halfway into my 3-month Spotify trial, I'm wondering if it makes sense to keep the subscription. A lot of the music I listen to is music from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s that I bought on CD or iTunes. Why would I want to pay for things I already own?
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Here's a fun little bonus: name the three songs. Too easy? What year were they released? Find out next week!
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On Monday I have a pretty important meeting with some colleagues in Europe to talk about the problems with "the Big CMS" that has been developed internally at the day job. While the conversation is important, language will need to be watched.
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As countries begin to enact data sovereignty laws, companies need to think about where information rests. In this episode, I outline some ideas at the day job as well as how 10Centuries handles data soverignty and Right to be Forgotten rules.
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