*Update February 13, 2020*A representative reached out to me by phone and asked me to send some confirming documentation and she’d get that to the billing folks.Three days later, she again reached out to me by phone and left a voicemail confirming that the matter had been resolved.Hearing back from somebody in this day and … Continue reading Sears Home Services
If you’ll recall, back in September (2018) I switched us *from* the Plug In EV plan *to* the Smart Usage Plan. Welp, that was not the way to go. Besides Georgia Power’s ability to charge whatever they like, whenever they like (read the above article), it’s extraordinarily difficult to figure out in advance what your … Continue reading Turns out “Plug In EV” Plan is better for us
So I ordered a new Fujutsu ScanSnap ix1500 printer from Amazon a couple of days ago. I received my delivery the following day and was pretty impressed… until I opened the rather war torn box and saw an obviously used device had been sent to me. So I posted a quick review on Amazon indicating … Continue reading Not sure why this doesn’t meet Amazon’s Review Guidelines
Summary: There is not enough information provided on your electric bill to verify if you are being charged correctly. Cause: There are two items on the tariff sheets that are not reported and, it appears, there is no way for a normal person to know their costs. These are:Demand Side Management Schedule is described as … Continue reading No Way to Calculate your own Electric Bill in Georgia? And Why I’m switching to the Smart Usage from the Plug-In EV plan
Referencing this recent article from the NY Times: By and large I have to agree with the conclusion that we don’t really know what to do with the information. There was a comment where the person pointed out that the sleep tracker at least gave him some insight into his sleep after lifestyle choices (drinking, … Continue reading Wrist-based Sleep Tracking Opinion
This morning, to my dismay, I found that my Private Internet Access (PIA) VPN had disconnected. It showed a little yield sign on the toolbar icon. A closer look at the panel showed me a note that maybe my account was disabled or expired. I then logged on to PIA’s web site and verified that … Continue reading Private Internet Access “Connection Refused”
Long story short, if you are looking to find copper-free zinc sacrificial anodes you want “Pool Tool Anti Electrolysis” and, as of today, you want to get them from GetPoolParts.com. To protect my Endless Pool Fastlane I use Zinc Sacrificial Anodes. The purest source for these I had for these was from Endless Pools themselves. … Continue reading Found a great source for my Sacrificial Anodes
So, apparently I haven’t figured out how to use Dashboard for Tesla‘s Speed Clocking app as I did a few trials today and then completely did not manage to save them. However just to note, my 5,000 lb SUV clocked in at:5.0 Seconds for 0-60 MPH, and14.75 Seconds for the 1/4 mile. I think the … Continue reading Informal Speed Clocking For Tesla
I bought AutoSleep, Autowake and HeartWatch (all by Tantsissa) as a bundle. While I believe that AutoWake and HeartWatch are excellent apps (and have reviewed them as such), I cannot say the same for AutoWake. You can set AutoWake up to automatically wake you at a certain time for each day of the week. In my … Continue reading AutoWake iOS App
I’m pretty enthusiastic about 1) McDonald’s, and 2) Apps that can simplify my fast-food ordering experience. IMHO the Chick-Fil-A app came out of the gate working exactly the way ALL fast food apps should work. It’s intuitive, pretty much bulletproof, and every Chick-Fil-A restaurant I went to understood what to do when you showed up … Continue reading McDonald’s iOS App
