A large precentage of the population of the devolped world has a laptop, desktop, or other sort of personal computer. Most schools also provide them to students. But what if you want a cheap but powerful and small computer that you can do anything with? Read more to find out.
Showing posts with label File sharing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label File sharing. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Raspberry Pi
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Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Files,
Hacking,
Hobbies,
Microsoft,
Mobile Phones,
Technology
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
How Wires Work
In last week's post (read the post here), I described some of the different wires and cables behind your television that you have to connect to get anything to work. But how do they work? Continue reading to find out.
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Computers,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Technology
Friday, January 20, 2017
The Mind and Reality
Sorry about missing the Tuesday post, but I spent a while writing this one. Now here's a pretty science fiction theory and thought for you: what if your brain could influence reality? Well, it turns out, it kind of can. Continue reading for more information.
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A.I.,
Code,
Computers,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Hacking,
Health,
Mental Health,
Technology
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Windows 95: better than anything?
Recently, I have been experimenting with the integrity of various operating systems. Out of those, Windows 95 seems quite unique. Continue reading to find out more.
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Code,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
Errors,
File sharing,
Files,
Hacking,
Microsoft,
Technology
Friday, November 11, 2016
How to Live With Your Overlord Artificial Intelligence
So the year is 2020 and robots have quickly begun to take over society and the modern world. What can you do to survive and thrive? Read more to find out.
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A.I.,
Artificial Intelligence,
Code,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Hacking,
Mental Health,
Technology,
Virtual Reality
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
3D Printing and the Future
Most people have heard of 3d printing, but what is it? How is it useful? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Artificial Intelligence,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Technology
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
The future of human augmentation
Imagine carrying a heavy package. Too heavy for one person to lift alone. What do you do? Well, one option is to go to a clinic and have servo motors implanted in your elbows and knees that allow you to easily lift several hundred pounds. How is this possible and where could you do it? Read more to find out.
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Bio-hacking,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Hacking,
Technology
Friday, September 23, 2016
What Three Words
The postal system: you live on a street that has numbered houses on it. Maybe you live in an apartment with numbered rooms. What is so special about this? Continue to read to find out.
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Code,
Computers,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Mobile Phones,
Technology
Friday, September 16, 2016
Luggage locks- Are you truly safe?
The luggage locks that people commonly put on suitcases and bags when travelling on airlines are pretty secure. Or are they? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Files,
Hacking,
Technology
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Stories from Pastebin #2
Another of these because maybe this will have better reception than the first one. This story is a violent tale from the battlefield. Read below.
Friday, May 13, 2016
The Old Technology Today
So back in the 1950's, a technology was created to send images via sound over a radio. Yes, images with sound. Continued below.
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Computers,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Files,
Mobile Phones,
SSTV,
Technology
Thursday, April 7, 2016
Notice anything different?
Yes, yes you probably do. The ads are gone and several posts are also missing, as well as links from posts and sidebars and things. Yep! Continued below.
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A.I.,
Artificial Intelligence,
Cyber-Security,
File sharing,
Update,
Website
Friday, April 1, 2016
NFC: The future of interaction?
I'm pretty sure everyone is familiar with mobile payment methods, like Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Google Wallet, but do you actually know how it works? Is it secure and safe? Continue reading to find out!
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Android Pay,
Apple Pay,
Bitcoin,
File sharing,
Google Wallet,
Mobile Payment,
Mobile Phones,
NFC
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Some things have come up
So, yeah. Some things came up and my command prompt is now no longer working. Therefore, I cannot continue working on the artificial intelligence as it ran in batch.
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