Computing as we know it today is all thanks to one plucky little component: the transistor. This simple piece of technology, which is essentially an on/off switch that can be…
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David Klemke
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The never-ending quest to satisfy Moore’s Law means that we’re always looking for ways to making computers faster and cheaper. Primarily this focuses on the brain of the computer, the…
David Klemke
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Back in the day it didn’t take much for me to get excited about a new technology. The rapid progressions we saw from the late 90s through to the early…
David Klemke
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Nearly all of us are born with what we’d consider less than ideal memories. We’ll struggle to remember where our keys our, draw a blank on that new coworker’s name…
David Klemke
3 Min Read
Whilst I don’t spend as much time as I used to keeping current with all things PC hardware related I still maintain a pretty good working knowledge of where the…
David Klemke
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I’ve been in the market for a new PC for a little while now so occasionally I’ll indulge myself in a little hypothetical system building so I can figure out…
David Klemke
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My previous post on games and female protagonists sparked an interesting conversation among my friends as we tried to recall all the games we’d played that had either a female…
David Klemke
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Back when virtualization was just starting to make headway into the corporate IT market the main aim of the game was consolidation. Vast quantities of CPU, memory and disk resources…
David Klemke
2 Min Read
The brain is a wonderfully complicated piece of organic matter and we’re still in the early stages in our understanding of how it all functions. For the most part the…
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