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The Game Room / Re: Clash Of Clans
« on: October 05, 2018, 11:41:22 AM »
What's the clan?
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Computer & Technology / Re: 2-n-1 Laptops these days.
« on: October 04, 2018, 08:30:57 PM »
Touch screen offers ergonomic help if you use laptop a lot in your work. I am glad for it. Using the mouse or touchpad or thumb-buttons too much kills the hand.
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Computer & Technology / Re: Security Cameras
« on: October 04, 2018, 08:12:43 PM »
I found Ring to be most reliable and would be my recommendation as of today.
Wired systems have the disadvantage of needing to run wires (easier said than done on an established home) and takes some technical skills to setup or remote access. Arlo pro is great and includes 2 way communication as well but you are limited to putting them within a set distance of the Arlo server and by default needs battery replacements every now and then (tedious).
A good compromise is Ring light cam. The light cam, hooks up to your normal light post or you can get the battery version, but is connected thru your wifi. If you have a mesh wifi or have other extensions, this is the most flexible system. It comes up every time I wanted to view. Triggers well with whatever sensitivity you need (from human face only low sensitivity to any motion sensitivity) and have light options/triggers/schedule. Very easy setup. it does require a monthly fee but you would rather pay that fee and get dependable service than be frustrated when you can't pull up the video at the moment you need it most.
Wired systems have the disadvantage of needing to run wires (easier said than done on an established home) and takes some technical skills to setup or remote access. Arlo pro is great and includes 2 way communication as well but you are limited to putting them within a set distance of the Arlo server and by default needs battery replacements every now and then (tedious).
A good compromise is Ring light cam. The light cam, hooks up to your normal light post or you can get the battery version, but is connected thru your wifi. If you have a mesh wifi or have other extensions, this is the most flexible system. It comes up every time I wanted to view. Triggers well with whatever sensitivity you need (from human face only low sensitivity to any motion sensitivity) and have light options/triggers/schedule. Very easy setup. it does require a monthly fee but you would rather pay that fee and get dependable service than be frustrated when you can't pull up the video at the moment you need it most.
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Work Avenue / Re: The work force
« on: September 25, 2018, 07:57:06 PM »
Unfortunately not every choices we make are correct nor every place conducive to good work and career growth and so it is understandable to have movements. But maybe the high number of job changes, is a sign that we have a healthier economy. Shuffling people to where they fit better, should improves people's productivity overall.
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College Life / Re: Anyone in here have a Master's?? PhD??
« on: September 24, 2018, 06:01:04 PM »
The saying is: skills are invaluable. But that's probably too idealistic.
Knowing what I know now, my recommendation is if you have a decent offer, take it and work in the additional education on a need basis. If you don't have a any good offer for work/jobs, get more skills to become more competitive.
Knowing what I know now, my recommendation is if you have a decent offer, take it and work in the additional education on a need basis. If you don't have a any good offer for work/jobs, get more skills to become more competitive.
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