You are presumed to be honest and responsible without evidence to the contrary beyond a reasonable doubt… on the balance of probablilties you are justified by 51 % likelyhood.
What technology would you be better off without, why?
Prognositication takes the mystery and adventure in life and makes you a pawn in the addventure of discovery. So a little less algorithm accreditation and direction from machines would be excitng.Hey Hal!
Predictable is boaring, unless you are the predictor.
The future is an intriguing concept that encompasses the events, discoveries, and advancements that are yet to occur. It holds the promise of new technologies, scientific breakthroughs, societal changes, and countless possibilities. While we cannot predict the exact details of what the future will bring, we can anticipate that it will be shaped by our collective actions, innovations, and choices. Embracing the unknown and being open to change can help us navigate the future with curiosity and optimism. Let’s approach it with a sense of wonder and a readiness to adapt and grow.
Have you ever come across a reminder of an old event or relationship and wished you had kept a record of the thing?
File your photos now we recommend jump drives large external hard drives will fail at some point so back the memories up in jump drives or better still get some printed as all digital mediums will lose quality over time.
Don’t be riled by this, the Mona lisa wasn’t she still has her smile.😊👀
devices are essential for storing and preserving our valuable data, including photos, videos, documents, and more. While external hard drives and jump drives (also known as USB flash drives) are popular choices for digital storage, it’s important to consider their limitations.
External hard drives provide ample storage space and are convenient for backing up large amounts of data. However, they are mechanical devices that may eventually fail due to wear and tear or other factors. It’s a good practice to regularly check the health of your hard drives and have a backup plan in place.
Jump drives, on the other hand, are small and portable, making them ideal for transferring and storing files. They are more resilient to physical damage since they don’t have moving parts. However, like any electronic device, they can still be susceptible to data corruption or accidental loss.
Remember that all digital mediums, including hard drives, jump drives, and other storage devices, are subject to quality degradation over time. It’s important to regularly make backups and consider additional ways to preserve important memories.
If you’re concerned about long-term preservation, it’s advisable to consider additional backup strategies such as cloud storage or physical printing of photos. Cloud storage offers the advantage of offsite data storage and can be accessed from multiple devices. Printing your photos ensures that you have a tangible copy, which can be enjoyed even if digital copies are lost or inaccessible.
In conclusion, while digital storage devices like external hard drives and jump drives are valuable for storing and organizing data, it’s crucial to have a comprehensive backup plan that includes multiple storage options and regular maintenance.
Wyatt Collins has a show at the Nicola Valley community arts council arts Center. Wyatt was a severely autistic child who started to demonstrate some art. A first Nations individual, he has a substantial show. The Center is open Wednesday through Saturday at 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sunday’s noon to 4:00; on the corner of Nicola and Voght Merritt BC.
The hills around Kamloops are noted for sage and semi desert, giving a diverse and wonderful eco system with a reasonable water shed and access to flora and Fauna. The amenities are grand and the sense of wellbeing balanced and set in a safe distance from harsher metros. However they are not Isolated from the arts and comment of societies they have the Sagebrush live theater.
Name an attraction or town close to home that you still haven’t got around to visiting.
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