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Carnival is not a product

Mark Lyndersay - January 28, 2021

Above: Petrotrin flared gas as part of its refinery process for decades. The flame finally went out...

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Samsung targets disabilities with new assistive tech

Mark Lyndersay - January 21, 2021

Samsung has been working on accessibility features with the Royal National Institute of Blind People for years and has collaboratively developed these assistive features.

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The NCC is a failure and embarrassment

Mark Lyndersay - January 14, 2021

The NCC has built the structures, dispensed the funds, kowtowed to the politicians, handed out thousands of largely meaningless trophies and thrown a cloak of culture over a shambles of mismanagement.

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WFH – A short history

Mark Lyndersay - January 7, 2021

Having a fax available alongside a fully digital communication tool made it possible to appreciate the difference between transmitting live data and a picture of it.

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The gritty reality of online school

Mark Lyndersay - December 31, 2020

Forced to radically rethink the course material and requirements through a dramatically different lens, actually improved several aspects of the teaching process.

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The big leap to Big Sur

Mark Lyndersay - December 24, 2020

Two full, bootable backups before a major OS update should be mandatory for a computer in daily, critical use.

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Why is TATT buying tablets for students?

Mark Lyndersay - December 17, 2020

TATT is governed by procurement rules, which require a competitive bidding and tendering process that is supposed to be documented and accessible to the public.

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How Teams flourished

Mark Lyndersay - December 10, 2020

Microsoft shuttered Classroom in favour of Teams in 2017, and now reports 183,000 Microsoft Teams for Education deployments in 175 countries.

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