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2023 REVEAL Senior Showcase celebrates the portfolios and exhibits of senior students in Graphic Design and Product Design.
Photo: Scott Bowers
Seattle, Washington State, USA --- Portrait of young college student in her dorm --- Image by © Michael Hanson/Corbis
Lian Li PC-82 Mid-tower case. Full aluminum construction for excellent heat dissipation, not like some of the cheap cases with an aluminum face plate and steel panels painted to look like alunimum... Owner assembled. These are the best built cases I have ever worked in. Currently has an AMD 64 Athlon 3200+ CPU on a BFG Tech N-Force 4 Ultra Socket 939 motherboard, Corsair 2 Gigabyte Twin-X XMS Platinum Matched Pair PC3200 400Mhz RAM, PCI-E video card is an ATI Radeon X1650 Pro with 512MB DDR2 and Creative Labs Blaster Fatal1ty X-Fi sound card.
Upgrading is a risky business! When I went to the new motherboard, I had to drop Windows 2000 Pro (which I prefer) to use Windows XP Pro because of the lack of drivers for my video card and 2000 Pro. Running certain games on this system caused several lockups and reboots, which were eventually traced to an incompatibility with my Sound Blaster Audigy and Windows XP!
I find it amazing that Microsoft releases software which does not work with the accepted industry standard for audio... Creative supplied a patch - which wouldn't install - gave an error. I still hold Microsoft accountable - when they release a new operating system, they should make their software backwards compatible with the existing commonly used hardware! I guess they don't care anymore though. Look at Vista to see what I mean...
You might feel you're all alone in your room. Yet, you never know, who is there, right behind you, hanging like a ghost in your laptop!
Here is a cool dual screen computer set up and what's interesting is that
you can have multiple windows up at the same time and multitask to your
heart's delight. But this photo is not about the actual screens themselves,
it's really about the information you have access to within the system. The
screens are just a tool to get to the really cool learning stuff. That's
why I think language fits this photo. Because with the technology today you
can easily listen, watch, or create many different sources of entertainment
in different languages. Notice from left to right: anime that can be
listened to in Japanese, Songs translated into Korean and analyzed
by Canadians, and a Rainbow Dash subtitled into 30 different languages. How
awesome is that? Language is now less of a barrier than before and
technology is the key to facilitate it. MLP FIM Rules!
St. Mary's Graduation 12/2020
Fall 2020 Diploma Pickup and Stage Walk event on Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020
IUPUI students held the 22nd annual Jagathon dance marathon at the Campus Center, where they raised $320,032 to benefit Riley Children's Hospital. The photo was taken Saturday, March 3, 2023. (Photo by Liz Kaye/Indiana University)
Do you need to organize your data??? Here is the perfect solution. These cute pieces called ‘Thumb-Drivez’ not only help you to keep your files and data in place but also add an element of quirkiness to your laptop.
Both artistic and fully functional, these guys also let you use both the side by side USB ports in your laptop simultaneously.
Imagine a Pizza or a burger hanging out of your laptop….. It’s a definite conversation starter and a something your colleagues will envy.
Heat-Sink-Fan died on this AMD Athlon Processor. I took this picture to remember what a fried CPU would look like.
Reunion Volunteer Reception 2023- Photo of Fr. Sicard with the check
Reunion Volunteer Reception 2023- Photo of Fr. Sicard with the check
For Studio Lighting class we had to put together a theme for an image that could coincide an article to illustrate the topic. I chose computer hardware.
This was shot in studio on black reflective glass with a Mamiya 645 with a Phase One Digital Back. Tungsten lighting 500W Mole Richardson Fresnel as Key with diffusion panel and a Black flag in the back. Also in use was a 1000W MR fill light
Donald Willis sent in this photoraph of a logic diagram for the Manchester Mk 1. Okay, so it's not strictly speaking hardware, but it *is* a piece of computing history, so we're glad to see it all the same!