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    • The Toshiba Satellite Z930

      Posted by Rexy on 11 February 2013

      Out of all the notebooks and laptops (btw, what’s the diff?) I played with at my local tech showroom (Futureshop), my well-designed stamp of approval goes to the Toshiba Satellite Z930 – Nice job Toshiba!

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      Recipe for saving up for a big purchase at Best Buy

      Posted by Rexy on 3 September 2011

      I recently fell into the “Mac side” and now I confidently walk into an Apple store and not feel like an outsider NO MORE!!!

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    • A Year Later in Nepal

      Posted by Rexy on 15 November 20096 August 2024

      Last week marked our one year anniversary in Nepal. Amazingly on one hand, time has really flown by. On the other hand however, considering all the changes we have experienced, our time here has felt much, MUCH longer.

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    • An IT Checklist (and other things to know) for New Volunteers

      Posted by Rexy on 17 October 2009

      Greetings to all new VSO volunteers who are coming to Nepal. Here is what you need to know regarding IT… Bring your own laptop – your laptop will be your source of entertainment (movies, tv, …

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    • How’s my patient?

      Posted by Rexy on 5 September 2009

      I use analogies all the time when trying to explain about information technologies, best management practices, and maintenance concepts to my non-tech savvy colleagues. However, finding the “right” analogy that sticks with certain people can …

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    • In this case, smaller is better

      Posted by Rexy on 2 August 2009

      So today, it is with deepest regrets to say that my relationship with Shiva Ratri has ended prematurely. We had fun on our dates, logged many late night hours on the Internet, travelled together to …

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    • Got to love those Nepali women

      Posted by Rexy on 23 July 2009

      Today, GWP is hosting a HIV/AIDS orientation picnic at a local park where the general public, mostly women attend a fun-filled day of learning about HIV/AIDS in a relaxing outdoor environment. My male GWP counterparts …

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    • Fighting Viruses in Nepal

      Posted by Rexy on 13 May 2009

      For those who intend to bring their notebook computers to Nepal or plan to use a computer in and around cyber cafes, make sure that the computer that you are using has an up-to-date Anti-Virus software installed. Back at home, yeah, yeah, protect yourself from viruses blah, blah and it really wasn't a problem because ant-virus protection is the norm (I get the occasional one or two viruses a year). Let's just say that here in Nepal, computer virus/worm infections is a large-scale epidemic here and it is nothing like I have ever seen before.

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    • ShivaRatri – the HP Compaq 6530s Notebook

      Posted by Rexy on 7 March 2009

      There goes part of my trekking savings….nonetheless I am happy to welcome the HP Compaq 6530s Notebook to the family. Unfortunately, my old work horse notebook of 3 and of half years (HP Pavilion dv4170ca) …

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