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I thought I'd quickly do a post to just say that I would really like to get this website up and running once more. It seems that I might need help though to do this. If you or anyone you know is interested in posting about technology happening today, yesterday or in the future please let me know. Shoot me an email or just respond to this post.
I am a recent graduate from Champlain College and am looking to keep up with current technology outside of work as well as while I am at work. I think this would be a great opportunity for us all to learn from each other and find new ways of performing both simple and complex tasks that we do day to day. When I first started this blog I wanted it to be about bringing the technology to everyone and making it easier for people to grasp. Now want to collaborate with the technology world and see what we can come up with.
Feel free to leave comments or questions that you may have about this site and what I am trying to accomplish, its an ever changing field out there and thats what I want this website to feel as well.
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Vermont Panurgy
I just wanted to quickly write about my new employment. I am working at Vermont Panurgy in South Burlington, VT. My title is the Networks Opperations Coordinator, I am first response to all the issues that come in. Panurgy is a consulting/training facility. We have three classrooms, one conference room and of course offices and our server room. I sit in the back with the phones and respond to emails as well as do remote support for customers. I also get to go on site and perform installations and tech support when needed.
If you are interested in all about what Panurgy does please visit their website at www.panurgyvt.com.
Beat the Heat – Cable Management
Previously we talked about the dangers of heat in a computer system. The dust buildup is what causes much of the heat disbursement issues, but another aspect to keep in mind is proper cable management.
Some systems are constructed and designed better than others. The internal components of a computer system (be it desktop or laptop) generate lots of heat while they operate, and to combat the heat issue, engineers develop ways to increase air flow. Through the use of fans and other heat dispersal systems, such as heat-sinks (metal components used to draw heat away from main internal components), air is moved around the system, helping keep it cool.
Beat the Heat – Dust
One of the computer system's arch enemies is heat. While heat may only be an annoyance to most of us... or just an excuse to jump in a pool... heat in a computer can cause some serious issues. In part one of our new multi-part series on the effects of heat, we will cover dust and dust removal in computers.
The internal components of a computer system (be it desktop or laptop) generate lots of heat while they operate. To combat the heat issue, engineers develop ways to increase air flow through the use of fans and other heat dispersal systems, such as heat-sinks (metal components used to draw heat away from main internal components).
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