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Old Mac Pro’s, It’s Time for Windows 10

Published by Christopher Price on January 12, 2018 | 20 Responses

I take the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update for a spin… on a Mac Pro from 2008.

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Posted in Apple Tagged Apple, boot camp, fall creators update, mac pro, windows 10

Sorry, Trump’s Right On Repealing ACA – Now He Owns It & Must Replace It

Published by Christopher Price on December 23, 2017 | Leave a response

I’m going to skip the usual bury-the-meat-until-the-3rd-paragraph. The journalists got this one wrong. The Affordable Care Act depends on the Individual Mandate. Without it, all sides agree, the bill will self-destruct. Well folks, the Individual Mandate has been repealed. It will be gone in a little over 365 days from today.

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Posted in Articles Tagged aca, ahca, donald trump, exchanges, individual mandate, obamacare, president trump

Epson PrecisionCore 1S & PrecisionCore 2S – The Difference Between Them

Published by Christopher Price on November 12, 2017 | 2 Responses

One thing I wanted to figure out was the difference between the two PrecisionCore versions. More specifically, I wanted to know what really was different between them.

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Posted in Computing & Internet, Publishing Tagged artisan, ecotank, epson, ink, precisioncore, stylus, stylus photo

Yeah, I Was Part of The Pontiac Solstice / Saturn Sky Airbag PSS Passenger Seat Sensor Recall

Published by Christopher Price on November 11, 2017 | 3 Responses
Yeah, I Was Part of The Pontiac Solstice / Saturn Sky Airbag PSS Passenger Seat Sensor Recall

Why I was involved, and what I did exactly.

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Posted in Car & Automotive, GM, Pontiac Tagged GM, pontiac solstice, saturn sky

Field Report: DIRECTV NOW with AT&T Sponsored Data As A Cord Cutting Solution

Published by Christopher Price on October 22, 2017 | Leave a response

I give DIRECTV NOW and AT&T’s Sponsored Data as a solution to cut the cord, completely.

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Posted in Television, Wireless & Mobility Tagged android, at&t, data-free tv, directv, directv now, hdmi, ios, lightning, overscan, sponsored data

PSA: Don’t Clean Install Windows 10 Creators Update on a Mac with Boot Camp

Published by Christopher Price on April 6, 2017 | Leave a response

PSA: Do not clean install install Windows 10 Creators Update on a Mac. You need to install Windows 10 Anniversary Update (Build 1607), and then update via Windows Update. Microsoft will not fix this until the next major Windows 10 release.

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Posted in Apple, Microsoft Tagged .mac, anniversary update, boot camp, creators update, efi, Microsoft, uefi, windows, windows 10

In Search of The Original Windows CE Shockwave Tech Demo – Because History

Published by Christopher Price on March 16, 2017 | 1 Response

What I’m looking for is the original Macromedia Shockwave “interactive” demo for Windows CE handheld devices.

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Posted in Wireless & Mobility Tagged adobe, adobe flash, hpc, macromedia, Microsoft, shockwave, shockwave flash, swf, windows, windows ce

Dust Off Your First-Gen Moto 360, It Works Better Now

Published by Christopher Price on January 22, 2017 | Leave a response

This could indicate that Google may be aiming to run Android Wear on lower-powered processors in the future.

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Posted in Google, Wireless & Mobility Tagged android, android wear, android wear 1.6, android wear 2.0, aosp, gms, google, google mobile services, google play, google play services, lenovo, marshmallow, moto 360, motorola, play store services

Pro Tip/Trick: Constant Signal Wavering on Verizon? Try an iPhone 5 (Seriously)

Published by Christopher Price on January 6, 2017 | 2 Responses

If you’re at home, and you notice your LTE signal keeps bouncing around between full bars and just one bar… I have a solution for you! Try an iPhone 5. No, I’m not nuts, bear with me.

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Posted in Apple, Uncategorized, Wireless & Mobility Tagged 1700 mhz, 1900 mhz, 2100 mhz, 700 mhz, 700c, a1429, Apple, band 13, band 2, band 4, block c, cdma, htc one m7, iphone, iphone 5, lte, motorola droid bionic, motorola droid razr, nokia lumia 822, pcs, signal fade, sim, verizon, verizon wireless, vzw, xlte

Retina MacBooks Have a Day of Reckoning Regarding Batteries, Vintage, and Obsolete Status – Next Year

Published by Christopher Price on December 19, 2016 | 1 Response

Next year, Apple will begin adding 2012-era MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models to its Vintage and Obsolete list. The first wave will happen in June, 2017.

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Posted in Apple Tagged Apple, battery, li-ion, li-polymer, macbook, mfi, retina, smc, unibody
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