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I found three XSLT books under my bed. I never had to end up using them, and I have no plans to, so they're for sale.
They're in perfect condition, hardly ever touched. I'll sell them for $25 plus shipping.
Please contact me at liz [at] latherrinserepeat.org for the books!
(macbook and cat *not* for sale!) ;)
Me on an old style Compaq, taken December 19, 1995. I thought I'd upload this for retro appeal. I am the small child in the photo, and the woman is my mother.
The main Student Technology Services computer lab, formerly Titan Lab, is now located on the first floor of Library North. The lab was moved out of the library basement as part of the post-March 2014 earthquake relocations.
www.library.fullerton.edu/visiting/public-computers.php
Photo by Library Marketing student assistant Carose Le.
This is me and my computer monitor. Only 2 year's to go before I finish my degree! (I'm studying as well as working full time, so my degree is taking me 4 years in total).
Those who know me will notice I am growing my fringe out. :-)
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Cupid was on the camera & he was following the curser.....look at the concentration on his kitten face!
KUROSE, James F.; ROSS, Keith W.. Redes de computadores e a internet: uma abordagem top-down. [Computer networking: a top-down approach featuring the internet, 6th ed. © 2014 Pearson Education]. Tradução de Opportunity Translations, Revisão técnica de Wagner Zucchi. 6 ed. São Paulo: Addison-Wesley, 2014. xxii, 634 p. Inclui bibliografia (p. 578-602) e índice; il. tab. quad.; 28x21x3cm. ISBN 9788581436777.
Download de applets, tarefas de programação, wireshark, guia de estudo, links úteis e exercícios adicionais para alunos e professores em sv.pearson.com.br
Palavras-chave: REDES DE COMPUTADORES; INTERNET.
CDU 004.738.5 / K96r / 6 ed. / 2014
Origami Programmable Operating Computer
- Folded from rectangles without glue – modular origami
- Can Program (change) 16 letters to form up to 16 - four letter words
- Can program 8 sequences for how letters will change
- Is powered by gravity – rolling a ball
- The letters are folded from uncut squares
To view the rolling output go to:
Microsoft Atrium, Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA
The replacement computer for my now almost-late and highly lamented previous computer... I decided not to use a computer case mainly because I always have the sides off and am tinkering about inside of it. The motherboard is mounted on an oak plank with screws and standoffs giving about 1 3/4 inch clearance... Now all I have to do is build a hard drive bay...
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All case leads have been connected. The audio cable running over to the rear is the only cable that really ended up being unwieldy. Maybe I should disconnect it from the little plastic thing and run it separately. Everything else got tucked away behind that thermal spacer in the lower right.
The chances of this actually ever coming off were incredibly slim. Panic is not really an emotion you want on any explore, and sadly I'm afraid to report I did some low grade panicking early on here. Thankfully, I had a word with myself and got on with the job in hand. I'm glad I had a tripod. Trembling is not the correct way to ensure sharp pictures.
This place looked like it was not going to happen at all, luckily some good thinking and being brave meant that we were able to check it out. It looked like it was a mixed use place - car - parts were left in places, forgotten and from another era. As we pushed on, strange cages could be seen, maybe to hold the carpets that this place once stored, and in other parts of the complex, the remains of the furniture warehouse revealed rooms full of discarded chairs.
I'm sure we weren't, but there was a real feeling that we were the first people in this part of here for years, a feeling that you don't get that often when doing UE. I loved it.
I'd got a bit lazy recently. Popping round familiar sites that others have done is good, but this reminded me of why I like doing this sort of stuff while most people are wandering around soulless malls like Meadowhall/Lakeside/Merry Hill/Brent Cross(delete as appropriate) Planning, pushing yourself, taking a risk, thinking things through means the end reward is usually good. Even if you end up trembling. Oh dear.
The Computers play at Sunflower Lounge in Birmingham, 25 January 2013.
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