A Rare Chalk in the World of Math: How Tools Change How We Work
Working with computers can be pretty esoteric — after all, the reason why DFC exists as a professional team is […]
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Big Bricks, Ancient Answers
This Passover I indulged in one of my favourite holiday-themed activities, next to cathartically cleaning house: watching the classic 1956 movie
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The DIY Nexus between Cars and Computers
It is a truth universally acknowledged that there are some things you can DIY, and some things you can’t. I myself grew
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The Good Question Hiding In “How Smart is Your Pet?”
In my time with DFC, I have worked with lots of intelligent humans: clients, suppliers, colleagues, and friends. What I
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Porcupine’s Pointy Problem = Surgical Solution?
As a country-dweller, porcupines are second on my list (after fishers) of Not Cool Local Animals, judged by the main
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Procrastination and Human Emotions
Procrastination gets a bad rap: as a demon outside of ourselves, sitting on our extremities, preventing us from picking up
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Computing without Computers
When we first started out, DFC was primarily in the hardware/software business. Since then, we have moved to include networks,
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Artisan vs. American: Cheese and the Business Context
Out in DFC country, we are definitely spoiled when it comes to quality food — especially dairy. In particular, some of our province’s
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Best Laid Plans: Security and Cryptocurrency
Even though it’s comparatively old news I still remain utterly fascinated by cryptocurrency. Thinking about the concept and its mechanics never fails to
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Bias and Animal Behaviour, Or: Your Cat May Not Be a Psycho
I found myself the in the GTA a couple of weeks ago, talking up our David & Sons barbecue sauce at local heroes Seed