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Bjorn Gruenwald has more than 30 years of experience in planning and building inventive information system solutions.
The three of us, as usual, seated outside the Computer Learning Centre, on Pia's last day, as she left QE2 in Quebec to return to Europe for a seminar.
For my birthday, Chase got me a new computer. Mostly because my old one broke. An unexpected side present was taking apart the old computer, separating the stuff I thought was useful from the junk.
I've got a primitive view of electronic things. I like to imagine I'm in a post-apocalyptic future and came across this thing. Let's take it apart and see if there are things I can use inside.
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Where I spent most of my time while I was playing WoW (World of Warcraft). The computer now sits in the living room with dual 17" monitors.
In this thriller, Simone hangs with her buddy, Mousie, until an uninvited guest from her past appears...
Built myself a new computer, almost 10 years since I changed so I felt it was time now. This time I went with full AMD setup, also found a great chassi from Fractal Design to build on.
This chassi has the unique feature of dual 5 ¼ racks. Beside from being silent and white. Really dream chassi for me!
The intestines of a scientific computations node. To the left is the RAM bank, in the middle you can see the north bridge cooling flanges, and behind that are the connectors for 2xethernet, usb, vga and parallel. Down to the right is the CMOS clock backup battery, which was the only thing I had to replace before getting the computer to run as an individual server.
This picture was actually taken with my 18-200, which broke the other week, so it makes me kind of sad to look at this picture now. =( The server still runs though, but I have replaced it with an Raspberry pie, which consumes less than a twentieth of electric power.
This is a picture of my computer and I put it there to show that there is a tremendous amount of things we can learn about through the use of a computer. To me the Internet is the tool that I use the most on my computer. What I love about the internet is that all you need is a click and you can access plenty of information from anywhere in the world. You can access newspapers, books, magazines, maps and the list goes on. The information is all there and you don’t need to leave your house to go and find it. The only thing with using the internet is that we must always check the validity of our information.
Members of AmeriCorps, who have been in the area assisting others after Hurricane Sandy, paid a visit to the Brigantine branch to check out the library's computers.
Har har har har har har har har har har. I'm sorry. I'll never make such a sorry excuse for a pun ever again. This critter would not leave my monitor alone, so I stole its soul.
This is my first update on Flickr for like 8 months... mainly because my old camera broke (CCD died) and I just got my new one today. It roxxors! Whoo!
This used to be the computer room. Not for the servers, but for the damn windows machines. I was the admin there for about 3+x years. The black box was our backup server (1TB raid-5 array, 3ware 8506-8). It ran on SLES10-SP2, just like the main server: HP Proliant DL385, 2GB, dual opteron, 35GB 10k scsi raid-1, external 1TB raid-5 array with hot spare: infortrend eonstore ES A08U-G2421. It had an HP USV too, but that sucked in terms of software.