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If you are new to computers, or if you are an expert at them, if you have something to learn, or something to teach this is the group for you.
Your questions matter, no matter how simple, how difficult, we have someone here who will be able to help you.
We are ready to teach old dogs new tricks.
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Our Mission and Personal Security
Can we stop the malware bandits--NO, but steps by independent and governmental agencies are beginning to fight back. Will they succeed--NOT in total--NEVER will. We have many posts and replies here providing security advice. Follow them and use common sense and hope for the best. There is no magic bullet.
Bottom-line, I would like the group to accept that which they cannot change and be active in this group. We have momentum now--Let's move on!
Let's remember OUR MISSION:
"If you are new to computers, or if you are an expert at them, if you have something to learn, or something to teach this is the group for you.
Your questions matter, no matter how simple, how difficult, we have someone here who will be able to help you.
We are ready to teach old dogs new tricks."
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Why Vista needs a high-end graphics card
"Why is Vista’s graphics card requirement so high? To be able to run Vista’s new Aero user interface, you need a lot more graphics card power than you do for the standard interface. This is because Aero uses DirectX and this means that the majority of the work is carried out by the GPU on the graphics card as opposed to the CPU. You can choose to run Windows without Aero (business systems need not ever use it), but it's good to have the option to run it if you want.
While it is indeed possible to run Aero when your PC is equipped with a graphics card that has 64MB of RAM, not all cards can do this and the experience is sluggish at best. Microsoft recommends having 128MB of memory on the graphics card, but I think that given the price of cards now, 256MB should be what you aim for."
The author follows the Golden Rule: Whatever Microsoft recommends, double it.
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Computer keyboards may be dirtier than you think. Most people have been told to wash their hands after using the toilet. Maybe we should institute the same rules for typing on a keyboard. A British microbiologist tested 33 keyboards in a typical London office. He also took swabs from the rest room door handle and a toilet seat. The germs that grew on the Petri dishes were revealing. Four of the keyboards harbored dangerous bacteria. One keyboard had five times more bacteria than the toilet seat. This isn't the first time that computer keyboards have tested high for bacterial contamination. A year ago the Centers for Disease Control reported an outbreak of norovirus in a Washington DC elementary school. A contaminated computer keyboard was suspected of spreading this stomach flu to more than 100 children and teachers. Perhaps its time to consider disinfecting computer keyboards periodically, especially if they are shared with colleagues. And get in the habit of washing your hands after using the bathroom or a keyboard, especially before snacking.
[Which? Computing, May 1, 2008]
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