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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Got a handle on it?
Many years ago (around 1990 I think) I had an idea of a universal identifier, which at the time I related to the Post Office, whereby one could retain the identifier for life and do smart things like redirect anything … Continue reading
Amazing Amazon (but no guarantee)
After reading up on Amazon’s S3 super-dooper unlimited storage, where stories of companies saving millions of dollars abound, I was taken by this line in the Wikipedia entry: “S3 comes with no guarantee that customer data will not be lost.”
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Solo adventure – this time in Texas
After my ‘Fear and loathing’ post of two years ago (http://leecrampton.co.uk/?m=200705) when I (unwittingly) met with prostitutes and a small police squad in an Orlando hotel, I found myself alone again, this time in the middle of nowhere about an … Continue reading
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What a Buzz
On arrival in Newark, New Jersey for a connecting flight to Houston, we were in danger of missing the flight. What started as a 90 minute transit was reduced to just 6 minutes due to a late take off and … Continue reading