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Computers and Technology
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Should I Buy the Extended Protection Plan?
Are Extended Protection Plans really worth it? I've heard from many a customer that Consumer Reports has suggested that for the most part, these are unnecessary and a waste of money. However, as a tech and sales person, I see it every day. Somebody coming in to buy a new printer or laptop, after purchasing one only a few months before because it died on them.
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7 Facts You Should Know About Your Hard Drive
The hard disk drive is more than just a black box. It contains your valuable data and protecting it is an important priority. Become more knowledgeable about your hard disk drive. What you don't know can hurt you.
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Satellite TV Free PC
Satellite TV Free PC is indeed a technology that is been embraced all over the world now there are probably many times when you would like to watch television, but everyone knows that cable TV is very expensive. Even if you have a good cable TV deal, chances are that you are paying much less for your internet, and you’d be able to pay even less if you didn’t have to get cable TV as well.
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Will Green Peace Go After Microsoft Like they Attacked Apple Computers?
If Microsoft moves towards web based software applications, then so too will Google and others. Yet in doing so this might get many people to ditch their computers for newer versions. This worries some environmentalists and perhaps you might recall the environmental groups attacked Apple Computers in the media recently calling them evil.
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Life as Bumbling Tech Tyro
For the novice at computers, there are many mysteries in technology. Here is an article that delineates my experiences with Inkjet cartridges, hosting and wallpapers.
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The First Thing To Know About The Basics Of HTML
You have heard that HTML easy to learn, but when looking at a web page's source code it might as well be in hieroglyphics. HTML doesn't have to be intimidating. This article weeds out the complexity and delivers HTML to you as it really is, without all of the extraneous code around it. Let us take a look at the basic structure of HTML, its pure skeleton.
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How I Would Program a Computer to Be Creative
First we must put in all the data from WikiPedia and dialogues from teenagers in chat rooms, business miscellaneous emails, coffee shop conversations and chatter from the lines at the post office, DMV, barber shops, hospitals, church groups and bowling alleys. We need to load in the Library of Congress and information from every language and time in history.
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The Designing of Systems
Why do systems fail? Those who design systems do so to accomplish a given task and they attempt to foresee various problems which might occur. The designing of system is never easy, nor should the responsibility of the designers be taken lightly. The most difficult systems to design are ones that are to serve humans.
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Using Expansion Joint Systems
An expansion joint is a device that contains one or more bellows, which is used to assist with structural changes, such as those produced by the thermal expansion or tightening of a pipe, tube, or vessel.
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Mp3 Player-Bytes-vs-Price
One of the most exciting Apple mp3 player models introduced by Apple Company lately is the Ipod namo 4GB mp3 player, which is considered as the tiniest color iPod in the market today. This tiny Apple mp3 player is smaller than a #2 pencil and could store up to 1,000 songs! This means that if you have the Apple iPod nano 4GB mp3 player, you can enjoy up to 14 hours of non-stop music wherever you are. If you are traveling on the road on your own, you will never be bored with this Apple mp3 player around.
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Bugging My Spybots
You have been bugged to the highest extent by the spyware attack that goes on through your computer network system.
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How to Build and Configure a NTP Server
This article describes how to build and configure your very own stratum one NTP Server. By adding a low-cost GPS or radio time reference to your Linux machine, you can have your very own highly accurate time reference. Your NTP server can be used to synchronize all the machines on your network to the precise time.
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