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December 18, 2009
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In this issue:
1. Beginning Fortran
2. No wonder
3. Power protection isn't necessary
4. Why yes, the recycle bin is a GREAT place to store documents
5. Looking back at Y2k
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Beginning Fortran
Long, long ago (about 1970), I was an electrical engineering student with the
requirement to take a one-credit-hour Fortran programming course. How easy it is
for a course like that to take way more than one hour! …
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No wonder
My friend is a help desk technician at an engineering firm. One day, he receives
a call from a user complaining his mouse doesn't work …
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Power protection isn't necessary
I work for a state agency, and the state has just privatized the whole of IT –
they gave it all to IBM, who then subcontracted several other large companies to
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Why yes, the recycle bin is a GREAT place to store documents
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Looking back at Y2k
It's hard to believe, but we're coming up on Y2k's tenth anniversary. For a
feature article commemorating that nutty time, Computerworld is asking pilot
fish to share their stories of crazy user (or boss!) behavior. So tell us: in
the weeks and months leading up to Jan. 1, 2000, what were the wackiest, least
well-informed questions you fielded from the public at large?
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