Solar sails sound like something that’s strictly science fiction but they’ve had a surprising amount of real world success over the past 5 years. Back in 2010 Japan launched their…
David Klemke
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When you think of Apple what kind of company do you think they are? Many will answer that they’re a technology company, some a computing company, but there are precious few…
David Klemke
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Creating a game is an exercise in compromise. On the one hand you have your vision for what you want the game to be, whether it be a sweeping epic…
David Klemke
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Alkaline batteries are something that many of us have come to accept as a necessary evil. Either you pay up the premium price for the good batteries, and hope that…
David Klemke
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There are few computer interconnects that have been as pervasive as USB. Its limitations are numerous however the ease at which it could be integrated into electronic devices ensured that…
David Klemke
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The date for the final version of Windows has been set: July 29 of this year. The announcement comes as a shock to no one, Microsoft had repeatedly committed to…
David Klemke
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As we go further and further down into the world of infinitesimally small physics the rules we use at the macro level start to break down. Where once we had…
David Klemke
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I used to be spoken for when it came to short time waster puzzlers as none to could topple the venerable 2048. You see it’s not so much that the…
David Klemke
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Today’s workplaces value the appearance of being productive rather than actual productivity. This seemingly nonsensical behaviour stems from the inability of many companies to accurately define performance metrics or other…
David Klemke
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Ah PowerPoint, the thing that everyone seems to loathe when they walk into a meeting yet still, when it comes time for them to present something, it’s the first tool…