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 ShirkyL Social Computing In Student Populations
My students are using the Web not just as a research tool but as a way to communicate with one another and to organize their lives.
Web-based email, from companies like Hotmail and Yahoo, forms the center of their computer use; they use it for everything from communicating with professors to keeping in touch with family overseas to organizing forays to the pizza parlor.
Furthermore, they're not just using computers to run their social lives; they've begun to treat computers themselves as social objects, like phones.
www.shirky.com /writings/students.html   (1864 words)

  
 Steve Jobs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
In 1984, Jobs purchased a 17,000 square foot, 14 bedroom Spanish Colonial mansion, designed by George Washington Smith in Woodside, California, also known as Jackling House.
Although Jobs lived in the mansion for ten years, reportedly in an almost unfurnished state, and let Bill Clinton use it in 1998 while his daughter was studying at nearby Stanford University, the mansion was allowed to fall into a state of disrepair.
Planning to demolish the house and build a smaller home on the property, he met complaints from local preservationists over his plans.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steve_Jobs   (4150 words)

  
 System Utilities Software Downloads - Windows File of the Day   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
Heck, even Norton Utilities is not living up to my standards any longer.
Alas, things were looking pretty grim and, for quite some time, the once-trusted utilities that I used to swear by are no longer allowed on my PC.
The fat has been trimmed from my CPU usage to keep the old thing chugging along at a decent clip.
windows.fileoftheday.com /archives/cat_system_utilities.html   (13493 words)

  
 Speech Recognition for the Pocket PC :: May 2002
Several months ago my wife and I were out shopping for a Clapper—the product that turns your lights on and off when you clap your hands.
It was such a pain to reach the switch that we decided that we would get a Clapper so we didn't have to crawl over the couch to shut it off.
Current speech-to-text programs are too large and require too much CPU power to be practical for the Pocket PC.
www.ppcmag.com /_archives/may02/SpeechRecognitionPocketPC.asp   (1482 words)

  
 Appliances & Digital Home
Today we'll show you how to build a solid, wickedly fast, living room PC that can record TV, play DVDs, be your digital media furnace, surf the web, and play PC games.
For today's project, we show you how to build and configure an inexpensive media jukebox/server that can live in your entertainment center, and serve up media for your entire home network.
Loyd Case looks at the pros and pitfalls of using a PC as a personal video recorder.
www.extremetech.com /category2/0,1695,1626396,00.asp   (1096 words)

  
 ScienceDaily: Computing
See information processor for a high-level block diagram.
After the commoditization of memory, attention turned to optimizing CPU performance at the instruction level.
Various methods of speeding up the fetch-execute cycle include:
www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/computing   (1489 words)

  
 Tablet PC - Tablet Computer Tablet PCs Notebook   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
With excellent performance in the 1.8 GHz CPU, the fast DDR RAM and the speedy 40GB hard disk, and a great multimedia CDRW-DVD combo drive there is lots you can do.
From the blazing 2.8GHZ Intel Prescott CPU, 256MB of fast RAM, the fast 80GB HDD and the multimedia features of the CDRW-DVD drive, we give you everything.
From the blazing 2.8GHZ Intel Prescott CPU, 512MB of fast RAM, the awesome 120GB HDD and the multimedia features of the CDRW-DVD drive, we give you everything.
www.tabletpcs.net   (1600 words)

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