Amazon, Blog, Product Review, Video Editing

Three Months on the Vine

As I have written before, I was accepted to the Amazon Vine Voice program 3 months ago and I have been receiving products for two of those three months. (The first order was placed on January 22, 2023.) Stats174 products ordered132 products reviewed Everything from plates to shirts, we have ordered a lot of products. Admittedly, we would never have purchased most of these products if it were not for the program and desire to…

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Blog, Business, Computing, Web

Scared Cookie! The Consequences of Ignoring GDPR: Why American Businesses Need to Pay Attention

I’ve been on the internet for a long time! The US Air Force sent me to HTML school back in 1995 so you could say I’ve been here a while. I find it irritating and almost insulting that every website I visit requires me to accept some kind of cookie policy. Of course, I accept YOUR cookie policy, because I allow my browser to accept cookies! FOR EVERYONE! I’m tempted to click “no” I don’t…

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Blog, YouTube

BRPOM Car Jump Starter, 3000A Peak 26800mAh: A Comprehensive Technical Review

The BRPOM Car Jump Starter is a portable and powerful device that can jump-start your vehicle (up to 10.0L petrol or 8.0L diesel engine) with 3000 amps of peak current in seconds, even at -20℃~60℃. With heavy-duty clamps, this mini power station is suitable for use on the go, making it an essential item to have in your car emergency kit. Powerful Jump Starter The 3000A peak current of this jump starter is impressive and…

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Amazon, Women's Clothing

Women’s Clothing On Amazon

Over the past couple of months, I’ve ordered over 100 items from Amazon, thanks mostly to the new Vine Voice Membership. Surprisingly, we have ordered a lot of women’s clothing. The orders are mostly shirts, no dresses yet, but soon. I got a man-sized swim suit, and a shirt. Carrie has really enjoyed ordering clothes on Amazon. She does pay very close attention to how the fit looks on the model and reads the sizing…

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Blog

chatGPT was wrong every single time!

I get bored. Don’t we all. But when I get bored, I like to look to history for entertainment. I used to go to Wikipedia but today, I decided to see what chatGPT could find. It did produce an article for me and I shared it… but what happened next resulted in losing all confidence in this so-called artificial intelligence. I wrote: “Any good historic events on this day in Tucson and/or pima county?” After…

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On this Day

The Boston Massacre: A Tragic Turning Point in American History

On the evening of March 5th, 1770, tensions between American colonists and British soldiers came to a head in Boston, Massachusetts. A group of colonists had gathered in front of the Customs House, protesting the presence of British troops in the city and the recently imposed taxes on goods such as tea, glass, and paper. As tensions rose, a confrontation between the colonists and soldiers ensued, leading to a tragic event that would come to…

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Blog, Food

Swirling Spirits: The Art of Enhancing the Drinking Experience

There’s something mesmerizing about watching spirits swirl and dance in a glass. It’s an experience that can captivate the senses and enhance the drinking experience. But why do we swirl our spirits, and how can we do it to make the most of our drinking experience? Let’s explore the art of swirling spirits and how glass design plays a role in this captivating practice. Why Swirl Swirling spirits serves a few purposes. First, it releases…

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Blog, Computing, Web

Getting to know ChatGPT

I’ve spent the last few weeks getting to know this phenomenon known as ChatGPT and Artificial Intelligence as it were. (https://chat.openai.com/) So what exactly IS ChatGPT? Well, let’s ask it. Q? What does ChatGPT stand for? Oh-kay… that doesn’t sound interesting at all… but it is! Lately, instead of Google, I’ve been logging onto my “openai.com” account to search for simple answers. For example, if I ask Google, Q? What is the difference between the…

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Computing

My Computer Issues Remain

I posted a blog a while back about how my computer would not start on Christmas Morning. Well, this morning it did it again. I would press the power button on the computer would turn on, then turn off, then turn on, then turn off and it would continue until I either unplug the power or press and hold the power button. Crap! So I disconnected everything and changed the battery on the motherboard… again….

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Blog, Computing, Web

My Computer Journey

I’ve been working on a computer since I got out of the Air Force in 1987. It was an IBM PS 2 connected to a spectrometer in a metallurgical laboratory in Birmingham Al. I’ve owned a personal computer since 1991. It was handmade by some guy in California and came with a 10mb hard drive. It was state of the art to be sure. I learned about the internet on that computer, which was not…

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