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Eclectic and commonly infrequent blog entries by Ken Loge
In a galaxy far, far away, the Xerux Empire, led by the sinister Emperor Pulpysheen, has developed a new weapon of mass duplication, the Death Duplexer, capable of creating an infinite number of copies of any document in the universe.
Our hero, Luke Typerider, a young farm boy on the desert planet...
Many of us rely on at least a few calendars to keep our lives in order and to plan ahead. I have calendars on walls in my home and I interact with an electronic calendar on my smartphone and computers daily. But for all the flashy (and expensive) color-photo-beautiful calendars and other screen-base...
Sometimes a hardware issue is as simple as a cable that has gotten disconnected. It is also possible that a system or software update did not complete. If driver software is outdated it can prevent the computer's hardware from functioning. Running all available updates and restarting is a great way...
When I was in college I worked as a theater technician. The job was very physical and required me to learn about rigging systems, set construction, and theatrical lighting. As a new employee I was assigned mostly menial work, which involved pulling nails and staples from wood that had previously bee...
So what is this peculiar plastic toy? It is obviously from a high quality and surely very expensive farm toy set our son received as a birthday present when he was a toddler. Like many toys depicting humans and animals, the level of detail present in the mold is not exactly anatomically correct (o...