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instead of Ææ, Ðð and Þþ ... Finally, I have a German keyboard on my office laptop! Thanks to my husband! If I need, I can still jump between the different keyboard-languages.
Many use dual screens with several tabs open to keep up with their daily social media intake and work.
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As promised in "Birthday Present from Alex and Tabitha!" here are the minifigs I also got from them. Both are from Series 7.
Acorn made some great computers - I still have fond memories of the BBC Micro and the version of BASIC it ran. The Electron was another good computer from the company.
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The infamous Y2K bug that was going to going to make the world's computer systems crash and burn when the clocks rolled forward from December 31, 1999. The acronym Y2K has been attributed to a programmer in an e-mail sent on 12 June 1995.
This was taken with a Canon 540EZ on manual, the flash was placed higher and to the right of the keyboard and bounced off a white sheet of foam, the power was set at 1/128, and the it was triggered with a Poverty Wizard.
Grand People's Study House
This is a lecture in computer studies. The teacher gave a demonstration of doing some basic stuff in Microsoft Word 2003 running on Windows XP. It seems that the 'evil imperialistic US' has found it's way into their computers, but I wonder if these are officially purchased and licensed products...
love is explaining to your extremely determined son that an ebay search for the word 'sprocket' is not likely to give him the one he wants for his gas scooter.
name: Hillary Andrlik
school: Walker Elementary
town: Clarendon Hills
state: IL
The P.E. teacher gave me a red pocket pedometer holder. It was the perfect solution for storing computer mice for the mobile laptop cart. This system makes it very easy for my primary kids to access.
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An accurately-scaled, computer-generated illustration of El Faro’s main hull as it rests on the ocean bottom, viewed from the starboard quarter. The hull is largely intact. The ship’s house is missing the bridge deck and the deck below it, as well as the main mast and exhaust stack. (Flooding of Cargo Holds presentation)
Ink cartridges in a Canon Pixma printer. This thing turns out great photo prints, but the ink is pretty expensive.
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Full title: Computer printer
Wow this was a trip down memory lane. My brother in law arrived today with his old computer under his arm. "Can you get my book collection inventory off this please?" You know the drill I'm sure. No monitor, keyboard or mouse. I keep a spare monitor handy, but the PS2 keyboard and mouse are buried in the container somewhere & I have a dozen people to feed. A quick phone call and a friend arrives with those.
I fire it up. It promptly throws up several dozen error messages then the desktop crashes. The computer is still running though. AV throws up several warnings about viruses and trojans before that too crashes. Hmm. Win98. I have a copy of that lying around somewhere. Install over the top. No go. It keeps all the old C#$P and still misbehaves. OK so I install to a new directory. It asks for key. That's somewhere in the container too. Sigh. back to the old copy to try and get the key from that before it dies. No joy.
Hang on I have a couple of old computers in the office. One is a desktop and one is a server. I try the desktop first. It boots Yay! but it comes up with Windows Server 2000 WTF??? Luckily I remember the password I used back then. I look inside. It is actually a hacked desktop running a couple of SCSI-W drives. But there is an IDE cable going off to the CD-ROM. It has an extra plug on it. Brilliant. Drop in the sus drive. Both HDD and CD fail. Yep CD works on its own. OK lets play with jumpers. Move CD to Slave position Both work, but the HDD comes in as drive C, thus booting the very RS Win98. More playing with jumpers. Eventually I discover a combo that allows the HDD to come up as the slave, and that allows the SCSI drive to boot normally. And it sees the HDD. AND a thumb drive.
A quick check and the needed file is there and appears to be intact. Copy to the thumb drive and remove to a newer beast. No known viruses on these files, so I load them with the application. Crash. Hang on. I wrote this app. A little tweaking and I get the file to read. Why was I so anal about security back in the day? Sigh. Luckily I kept the old security keys handy. I doubt I remember enough to hack the security the hard way.
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