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Elon Musk: a space odyssey from hero to zero?

Computer Reseller News, 2018-09, p.42-42

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

UK weekly ed., 2018

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Day of reckoning: Stand by for a designated 24 hours of MSP appreciation

Computer reseller news (UK), 2018-05, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2018

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Cooking the books: Dave on minding gender pay gaps, big money, kids today, and the PM's new phone

Computer reseller news (UK), 2018-04, p.50

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2018

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Like common people: The price of jellied eels, Apple employees walking into glass, and Dave's top five sales tips

Computer reseller news (UK), 2018-03, p.40

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2018

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Inside my CEO sorrows: Dave gets stitched up on a 3D printer, mocks CBET inventions and looks to buy a flamethrower

Computer reseller news (UK), 2018-02, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2018

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Have yourself a high-tech Xmas: Dave prepares for Christmas, robot politicians, and Facebook-induced Armageddon

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-12, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Channel challenges: Dave ponders channel insolvencies, name changes and the eternal life of the reseller

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-11, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Young blood: Old hands make way for young, child-rearing goes digital, plus hidden-talent channel news

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-10, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Of mice and men: there's a whiff of entrepreneurialism about a prototype computer that can smell bombs and illness, the scent of resignedness at BT, and the stench of cheating over in the US

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-09, p.42

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Terms of endearment: this month Dave ponders when a VAR is not a VAR, the government indulges in a little reselling, and Watson proves it's no Holmes

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-08, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Power to the people: Mars maniac Elon Musk makes big promises, dating a celebrity suddenly becomes easier, women are told to get their compassion out, and Facebook enables 24/7 working

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-07, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Mars attacks: Dave mulls a poor choice of exit music, another hack targeting online love-seekers, and an emotional development in the world of AI

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-05, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Bad vibes: bedroom aids go bad, TP goes techy, bots go beefy, and the biblical king of Israel goes in for some new WiFi

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-04, p.34

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Offend a gender, vendor: strap yourself in as the digital doyen of Dagenham reports on mansplaining manufacturers and a philandering Frenchman

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-03, p.42

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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Brushing up on new tech: Dagenham's 14th-tallest it business owner reports on CEOs, CES, and CID

Computer reseller news (UK), 2017-01, p.22

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2017

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For fake's sake: the globe may be going to hell, but Dagenham's 12th most successful tech entrepreneur is going to get all festive if it ruddy kills him

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-12, p.26

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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Taxing work: Dave finds out how a tech exec can solve US politics, why an Aussie lad had a hair-raising clash with the web, and what your dog is thinking

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-11, p.22

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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IoTea: Dave gets to grips with kettles kicking off, troublesome tablets, and catastrophic cash machines

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-10, p.22

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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Kompany kingpin koncern: a tech boss keeps up with the Kardashians, while hand gestures could improve your comms skills and an iPhone could get you sacked

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-10, p.30

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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Cow you see me: Dave lifts the lid on blurry bovines, musky Martians, foolish fanbois, and terminal taxis

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-10, p.30

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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For Zuck's sake: social media's no longer just for humblebragging and moderate stalking--it's also a machine of war, as Dave discovers

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-06, p.22

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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Rest assured: the government is spying on us but we're all too busy sleeping or self-abusing to care. Dave despairs

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-05, p.22

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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Private matter: Facebookers get coy, Scottish football gets disconnected, and stadium rockers get grumpy

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-04, p.22

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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Still haughty at forty: Apple passes a significant milestone, long-haired peaceniks pass the army entrance exam, and aggressive emails pass unnoticed. (DAVE THE DEALER)

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-04, p.22

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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Tech titans miss fortune: the IT world may be prone to language mangling and insularity, but it's still the quickest way to make a few billion dollars

Computer reseller news (UK), 2016-03, p.22

Diamond-Geezer, Dave

2016

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Elon Musk: a space odyssey from hero to zero?

Day of reckoning: Stand by for a designated 24 hours of MSP appreciation

Cooking the books: Dave on minding gender pay gaps, big money, kids today, and the PM's new phone

Like common people: The price of jellied eels, Apple employees walking into glass, and Dave's top five sales tips

Inside my CEO sorrows: Dave gets stitched up on a 3D printer, mocks CBET inventions and looks to buy a flamethrower

Have yourself a high-tech Xmas: Dave prepares for Christmas, robot politicians, and Facebook-induced Armageddon

Channel challenges: Dave ponders channel insolvencies, name changes and the eternal life of the reseller

Young blood: Old hands make way for young, child-rearing goes digital, plus hidden-talent channel news

Of mice and men: there's a whiff of entrepreneurialism about a prototype computer that can smell bombs and illness, the scent of resignedness at BT, and the stench of cheating over in the US

Terms of endearment: this month Dave ponders when a VAR is not a VAR, the government indulges in a little reselling, and Watson proves it's no Holmes

Power to the people: Mars maniac Elon Musk makes big promises, dating a celebrity suddenly becomes easier, women are told to get their compassion out, and Facebook enables 24/7 working

Mars attacks: Dave mulls a poor choice of exit music, another hack targeting online love-seekers, and an emotional development in the world of AI

Bad vibes: bedroom aids go bad, TP goes techy, bots go beefy, and the biblical king of Israel goes in for some new WiFi

Offend a gender, vendor: strap yourself in as the digital doyen of Dagenham reports on mansplaining manufacturers and a philandering Frenchman

Brushing up on new tech: Dagenham's 14th-tallest it business owner reports on CEOs, CES, and CID

For fake's sake: the globe may be going to hell, but Dagenham's 12th most successful tech entrepreneur is going to get all festive if it ruddy kills him

Taxing work: Dave finds out how a tech exec can solve US politics, why an Aussie lad had a hair-raising clash with the web, and what your dog is thinking

IoTea: Dave gets to grips with kettles kicking off, troublesome tablets, and catastrophic cash machines

Kompany kingpin koncern: a tech boss keeps up with the Kardashians, while hand gestures could improve your comms skills and an iPhone could get you sacked

Cow you see me: Dave lifts the lid on blurry bovines, musky Martians, foolish fanbois, and terminal taxis

For Zuck's sake: social media's no longer just for humblebragging and moderate stalking--it's also a machine of war, as Dave discovers

Rest assured: the government is spying on us but we're all too busy sleeping or self-abusing to care. Dave despairs

Private matter: Facebookers get coy, Scottish football gets disconnected, and stadium rockers get grumpy

Still haughty at forty: Apple passes a significant milestone, long-haired peaceniks pass the army entrance exam, and aggressive emails pass unnoticed. (DAVE THE DEALER)

Tech titans miss fortune: the IT world may be prone to language mangling and insularity, but it's still the quickest way to make a few billion dollars

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