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[Infographic]Redefining Action Hero: Bill Gates is Better Than Batman originally appeared on ajb{log} on January 13, 2012. Tweet This

Nest learns from your temperature adjustments, programs itself to keep you comfortable, and guides you to energy savings. You can control the thermostat from anywhere using a smartphone, tablet or laptop, and Nest never stops learning, even as your life and the seasons change.

This video shows you how Nest is different from programmable thermostats; how it saves energy and learns your schedule. Find out how you can control Nest from a phone or laptop and see how much you saved in Energy History.

Pretty cool huh? Learn more about the Nest Learning Thermostat at http://www.nest.com

This is Smart: Nest Learning Thermostat originally appeared on ajb{log} on October 25, 2011. Tweet This

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[Infographic] The Hazards of Hospitals originally appeared on ajb{log} on September 1, 2011. Tweet This

Here’s how I did it:

1) Unlock your domain at GoDaddy

2) Go to your preferred domain registrar, initiate the transfer. Make sure your domain name is transferrable (see #1)

3) After you have paid for the transfer, your preferred domain registrar will ask you to enter an Authorization Code (sometimes called as EPP or transfer secret info/code), on GoDaddy, you’ll find it here. Add support@godaddy.com to your address book and/or whitelist. The email will come from it.

4) Once you get the authorization code, enter it on your preferred registrar. The transfer will now continue.

5) GoDaddy will ask you to authorize the transfer. Login to your account and go to “Domains” >> “Pending Transfers” >> select the domain

6) On the pending transfers list, click the domain you are transferring

7) You will see a screen like the one below. Click the “Accept/Decline” button

7) A overlay window will popup and just select “Accept” and click “OK”. And that should be it.

You should receive 2 emails from GoDaddy confirming the transfer.

That’s it. I made this post because I found that domain transfers are somehow one of the most challenging tasks in owning a domain. And I do hope that this post outlines how to do it away from GoDaddy.

How to transfer away from GoDaddy originally appeared on ajb{log} on August 11, 2011. Tweet This

Large File Download Tests

So I took the CloudHarmony Cloud Speed Test. Here are the results originally appeared on ajb{log} on July 28, 2011. Tweet This