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Staff member Karen Roberts, left, helps Terry Hudson log on to a computer on April 20, 2011, at West Avenue Library.
This is another image of one of the other computer I will be using for my 3D project. The screen will be blank unlike the other two computers which will focus on positive and negative aspects of the internet using viewers personal information. Most people think that you can only focus on one of the two sides of either the negatives or positives. With this computer I wanted to show a third option. The viewer can choose to not use the internet at all. This option is rarely thought about because in this day and age computers are part of everyday life. However, people have the choice of what they want to do.
Mandalaybus mentioned Wiki's laser focus on things that interest her under yesterday's ODC photo. flic.kr/p/2pe1Ekj
As if to prove that yesterday she spent more than an hour intently focused on a performance of Mozart's Requiem. She never took her eyes or ears away from it. She was captivated. She did answer me, not turning her head, the 2 or 3 times when I said, "You love this, dont you?" with one quick chirppy meow.
The CPU cooling is huge but fairly quiet. Annoyingly the graphics card makes it tricky to get at the SATA ports.
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some little computer bugs. The motherboard is dead dead deady dead. It's been dead and I saved it from silicon heaven to be a display piece in my photos. Yes the bugs are magnets
I helped my friend put a new computer together this morning. Played around with some pictures of the parts.
This is the computer lab on campus which is very popular for our arts and humanity students. Many of their classes are in labs like this and is where a majority of their projects are done. Greek students also enjoy these labs due to the fact many are commuters and do not want to bring their laptops every day. The only issue that may arise when doing projects on these computers is that the school campus closes at 9:30 at night so access is limited. The computers are fairly updated and have the resources that students need.
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