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I went to fill up last night and achieved an indicated 60.2mpg* on the trip computer, with over 700 miles covered; definitely a first for me, and not bad for a big ol' Ford Mondeo. Fuel's my biggest monthly bill now, hence why I'm driving like this: I spend more on diesel than on my mortgage, gas, and electricity bills combined. Roll on the water-powered flying hovercars...
*The trip computer's always optimistic, though. Probably closer to 56-57mpg in reality.
You know those electronic billboards on the Las Vegas strip? This was displayed on one of them for a good hour.
Portland State celebrates our graduates from the College of Urban and Public Affairs, Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science, OHSU-PSU School of Public Health, School of Social Work, and the School of Business.
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Computer Cave (computer sales, accessories, and service) is located in the back of the Washington Mutual building. They recently moved here from the nearby County Mall.
There are other offices in this same building that seem to be striving for a discrete privacy.
Você vê essa foto e se pergunta: O que eu tenho a ver com isso? Nada. Mas me deu vontade de por aqui, e coloquei, afinal, o Flickr é meu, ora bolas!
This is a tank of a laptop. I never really liked the Gateway desktops but this thing has been great... Almost 3 1/2 years since Misty bought it...
Showing off the 50mm DOF... SWEET!
This my Computer Rig, Both machines only cost $170 total.
Yes, where I live, the local Scholl District has a "Clean-Out" every 2-5 years and sells their Computers to the public.
My family got 2 iBooks for $50 each, and 2 Desktop PC's for $35 each, monitor, keyboard, mouse and Speakers included......
I was curious, so even before I hooked up my new Mac Pro, I opened it up to see what things looked like. It'll never be this clean again.
If you look carefully at this counterfeit MacBook Pro you'll see it's black. That may indicate it's a fake because most Apple computers are white or silver.
There are about 20 public computers on the lower level of the library. They can be used for up to 1 hour at a time and are equipped with Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint, access to the internet, instant messenger programs, and all hooked up to the print station.
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Title: Library Computer
Date: Undated
Description: Here is a view of old library computers with a student at work, undated. 11.8cm x 9.8cm
ID: RS-25-1-F.Library.2042-01-01
Copyright 2013, Iowa State University Library, University Archives
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