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Category Archives: fail
LED Corncob FAIL.
I have finally exhausted my supply of incandescent light bulbs and thus decided to buy an LED corncob light. I live in Canada and for the majority of the year, the heat from a light bulb is not wasted. In … Continue reading
IFlop? Bad iPad3 reviews a significant first
I haven’t said much about all things Apple on my blog thus far… and maybe I should have. The “curated” application experience has many hidden consumer pitfalls including loss of privacy, but loss of control over our own computer devices … Continue reading
Posted in fail, Intellectual Property, Life, Media, Politics, Products
Tagged app store, apple, curated application, fail, ipad3, singularity
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Banks, Being Banks, are Wasteful
There’s not much love for banks these days, but they honestly bring it on themselves. What with the risky lending, the government bailouts and the cushy bonuses paid to fat cat bosses, it would seem that yet another post criticizing … Continue reading
A Toronto Parking Ticket Wrong
I was out and about this week. My journey found me somewhat “downtown” Toronto. This particular incident found me near Yonge and Sheppard (in fact on a little street that runs north from Sheppard parallel to Yonge). This is all … Continue reading
My Exploding Waterheater Experience
Unless you’re a Mythbuster, I don’t think you commonly wake up in the morning thinking that you will see an exploding waterheater, especially your own. In deference to reality, I supposed it was more properly an “exploded” waterheater, but the … Continue reading
Edible Lockout Locks … Environmentally Friendly?
Two LabSafety posts in a row? I just had to continue here. We’re going to be talking about green locks that are red. Really. According to the description, these lockout locks are green because a) they contain no PVC and … Continue reading
Posted in fail, Lab Safety
Tagged edible lube, labsafety, lock, lockout, locks, lube
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Parking Meter Fail
It’s funny how and why things fail. I suppose this is the start of a new series (really… I don’t have more series than posts, really…). In this case, we have a parking meter fail. Why? Because it said so. This … Continue reading