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THoS: NYT web access fixed

April 17, 2011 JimK Leave a Comment

After half an hour on the phone with the NYT customer service, my web access is fixed. Turns out that my previous subscription to the NYT crosswords was blocking web access. Go figure.

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THoS: a NYT infinite loop

April 17, 2011 JimK 1 Comment

Today, I was reading the NYT with a web browser, logged in to my account. I got this message: “That’s kind of weird.” I thought. I kept reading. Pretty soon I got this message: I persisted, and saw this: I was already logged in, so I clicked on the link to link my account, in… [Read More]

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THoS: An email from the NYT

April 15, 2011 JimK Leave a Comment

In my last THoS post I was whining about the NYT’s programming ineptitude. It turns out that characteristic extends to the people writing the code to deliver mass emails. This morning I received this email: I hope I don’t really need that account number.

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Tech hall of shame: NYT digital delivery

April 13, 2011 JimK Leave a Comment

The New York Times has long been a leader in delivering news in the form of pigmented petroleum products arranged over processed dead trees. About 10 years ago, they realized that their primary delivery system would someday become obsolete. They have experimented ever since with replacements. First they had a free website. Then they had… [Read More]

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Virtualization

April 8, 2011 JimK 7 Comments

For a dozen years, I’ve owned an Imacon Flextight scanner. It started life as a Precision II, and I bought the Imacon kit that supposedly upgraded it to a Precision III. The kit consisted of a firmware upgrade, a third-party FireWire to SCSI converter, and a stick-on rubber thingy with a “III” on it to… [Read More]

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