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I’m sure I’ve blogged before about my early introduction to computers but I can’t find the posts so… back in grade 9 (1983 for those keeping track) I decided to check out the Computer Club that had started at school. The science teachers had set up an ad-hoc computer lab in a room where they [...]
OK, really just one, and it wasn’t exactly a blizzard as much as a record-breaking dump of snow. The winter of 1996 was remembered for one thing, snow that totally shut down the city for several days. Mike and I were living in a crappy suite in a house on Ormond St., just behind Central [...]
I have a crick in my neck tonight because I was actually too focused at work today. For the past week I’ve been gradually transcribing a handwritten document from 1884 that outlines the numbers and occupations of Chinese in British Columbia at that time. It’s 14 pages long and the ink has long ago faded [...]
Of Boats, Tweets and Education
This weekend, in case you missed it, marked the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster. It also made James Cameron a bunch more money thanks to Tinanic 3D box office returns and it revealed that many people had no idea that the movie had been based on a real event. While I’ll admit my initial response was [...]
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