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		<title>Winning the Power Wars</title>
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I wrote this posting on March 27, 2010, during Earth Hour. The lights were on. 
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		<title>Ridgid 2 &#189;-inch Straight Finishing Nailer model R250SFA</title>
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Nailing trim by hand was originally devised as method of punishing unrepentant criminals who stubbornly refused to recycle their plastic bottles. Outlawed in several European countries as barbaric, cruel and inhumane, the practice remains legal in most jurisdictions in North America. Despite the outrage expressed by human rights agencies around the world, the carnage prevails [...]]]></description>
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Made as it is in Italy, we quickly came to regard this as the Ferrari of chain saws – it’s beautifully engineered and a pleasure to use&#8230; but a bitch to start at times.
While not a manufacturer immediately associated with chain saws, John Deere actually makes some really nice ones. Perhaps more to the point, [...]]]></description>
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One of the drawbacks to living somewhere quiet and rural is that dust, not confined by asphalt and poor urban planning, is everywhere. It gets everywhere, too. Dust measurably shortens the life of technology, and we have a lot of technology.
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Pretty well every car and light truck sold in the western world made in 1996 or later has a common feature – a bit of plastic hidden somewhere in the passenger compartment called an OBD2 port. OBD stands for “on board diagnostics.” It’s an interface to the computer that manages the engine and innumerable subsystems [...]]]></description>
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It’s not at all obvious why a software company would need a cordless drill – we’d be at a loss without one. Assembling office furniture, unscrewing computer cases, affixing things to walls and the periodic and unenviable task of maintaining our satellite Internet uplink, which lurks beyond the realm of extension cords, all conspired to [...]]]></description>
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