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Facebook users should know better

BitDepth#945 for July 15 After all these years of casual mistreatment by the business, one might have expected Facebook users to be a bit more...
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The flap about VOIP

BitDepth#944 for July 08 Digicel Trinidad and Tobago quietly dropped a bomb on Saturday morning, with a notice on its website that “effective immediately, unlicensed...
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Remaking the road to walk

BitDepth#943 for June 30 The National Carnival Commission was being congratulated on Saturday for getting started early on the festival’s 800 pound gorilla, the parade...
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On Bitcoin and beyond

BitDepth#942 for June 24 It started as a discussion in two parts about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but it soon became a micro-referendum on the...
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The gear guys

BitDepth#941 for June 17 I’m trying to figure out exactly what I’m doing here. The attention of everyone in the room at the Hyatt is being...
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Apple’s MacOS: Inching toward perfection

BitDepth#940 for June 10 Technology keynotes are a special breed of business presentations and keynotes targeting developers are a very special subset of these theatrical...
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We the publishers

BitDepth#939 for June 03 Normally, I’ve got just one answer. Wordpress. The question tends to be some variation of “I really have to get my stuff on...
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Are you sitting down?

Above: Steelcase’s Matt Williams (centre) demonstrates the consolidated controls of the company’s new adjustable office chair, the Gesture. Photo by Mark Lyndersay. BitDepth#938 for May 27 It’s...
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The Finn’s finale

BitDepth#937 for May 20 I’m quite fond of that very old Trini saying, “time is longer than twine.” You’ve got to be of a certain vintage...
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Data wrangling for dummies

BitDepth#936 for May 13 By the time you read this I’ll be hip deep in hard drives, wading my way through terabytes of data again,...
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