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This is the Blog of a guy who retired from a major financial institution in technology. I chose the title "Cold Fusion Guy" because I love programming in Cold Fusion
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- In praise of OpenDNS
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- Plymouth: South Shore Drive Bridge Replacement
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I've often wondered if the conspiracy theories are true about cars: that it really would be possible to make much, much more fuel-efficient vehicles, but they somehow never get off the ground.
ReplyDeleteThe Geo Metro (I had a '93 version) got super gas mileage. But it would not "make it" by today's safety standards (side airbags, etc)
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