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School Teacher Responds To Student's Email, 9 Years Too Late
It's not unusual for an email to go unnoticed. It's also not unusual for an email to go unanswered. But how long is too long a wait? Well, for an Amritsar-based engineer, it wasn't until nine years passed since she wrote to her computer teacher.
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Explained: What Microsoft's Majorana 1 Means For Quantum Computing
Experts believe this leap forward could lead to transformative breakthroughs in fields ranging from healthcare to climate science, making solutions to previously unsolvable problems a reality.
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Why People In China Pay Rs 290 A Day To Pretend To Work
For a daily fee of around 30 yuan (Rs 290), these services provide office space, lunch, and even fake workstations, complete with computers and phones
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"No One Will Hire Me": WFH Employee Fired After Firm Tracks Laptop Activity
Suzie Cheiko was subjected to a performance improvement plan, during which her computer activity, including keyboard strokes, was monitored for 49 working days
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Explained: Why Pak-Bound Ship From China Was Stopped At Mumbai Port
Indian security agencies recently halted a Karachi-bound ship from China on the suspicion that it contained a dual-use consignment - weighing 22,180 kilogrammes - that could be used for Pakistan's nuclear and ballistic missiles programme.
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He Taught Students Microsoft Word On Blackboard. Help Came From This Indian Firm
Last month, a teacher went viral for his dedication to teaching his students. Pictures of Ghana's Richard Appiah Akoto - who goes by the social media pseudonym Owura Kwadwo Hottish - teaching his students Microsoft Word by drawing it in chalk on a blackboard touched a chord with millions. Thanks to Mr Akoto's commitment and effort, the school has r...
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This Computer Game Can Help Your Kids Eat Healthy
Kids can be picky eaters and getting them to like healthy foods can be quite a challenging task. But a new computer game, developed by a group of researchers from the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom can help solve your problem.
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Pune Infosys Techie Strangled With Computer Wire In Office Conference Room
25-year-old K Rasila Raju, a techie working with Infosys in Pune, was working on Sunday, her day off, for a special project. At night, she would be found murdered in a conference room, strangled by a computer cable.
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Personal Computer Sales Fall for Fifth Year in a Row: Gartner, IDC
Sales of desk and laptop computers declined last year, extending a slide started in 2012
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Growing up digital, wired for distraction
On the eve of a pivotal academic year in Vishal Singh's life, he faces a stark choice on his bedroom desk: Book or computer?By all rights, Vishal, a bright 17-year-old, should already have finished the book, Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle,"...
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School Teacher Responds To Student's Email, 9 Years Too Late
It's not unusual for an email to go unnoticed. It's also not unusual for an email to go unanswered. But how long is too long a wait? Well, for an Amritsar-based engineer, it wasn't until nine years passed since she wrote to her computer teacher.
-
Explained: What Microsoft's Majorana 1 Means For Quantum Computing
Experts believe this leap forward could lead to transformative breakthroughs in fields ranging from healthcare to climate science, making solutions to previously unsolvable problems a reality.
-
Why People In China Pay Rs 290 A Day To Pretend To Work
For a daily fee of around 30 yuan (Rs 290), these services provide office space, lunch, and even fake workstations, complete with computers and phones
-
"No One Will Hire Me": WFH Employee Fired After Firm Tracks Laptop Activity
Suzie Cheiko was subjected to a performance improvement plan, during which her computer activity, including keyboard strokes, was monitored for 49 working days
-
Explained: Why Pak-Bound Ship From China Was Stopped At Mumbai Port
Indian security agencies recently halted a Karachi-bound ship from China on the suspicion that it contained a dual-use consignment - weighing 22,180 kilogrammes - that could be used for Pakistan's nuclear and ballistic missiles programme.
-
He Taught Students Microsoft Word On Blackboard. Help Came From This Indian Firm
Last month, a teacher went viral for his dedication to teaching his students. Pictures of Ghana's Richard Appiah Akoto - who goes by the social media pseudonym Owura Kwadwo Hottish - teaching his students Microsoft Word by drawing it in chalk on a blackboard touched a chord with millions. Thanks to Mr Akoto's commitment and effort, the school has r...
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This Computer Game Can Help Your Kids Eat Healthy
Kids can be picky eaters and getting them to like healthy foods can be quite a challenging task. But a new computer game, developed by a group of researchers from the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom can help solve your problem.
-
Pune Infosys Techie Strangled With Computer Wire In Office Conference Room
25-year-old K Rasila Raju, a techie working with Infosys in Pune, was working on Sunday, her day off, for a special project. At night, she would be found murdered in a conference room, strangled by a computer cable.
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Personal Computer Sales Fall for Fifth Year in a Row: Gartner, IDC
Sales of desk and laptop computers declined last year, extending a slide started in 2012
-
Growing up digital, wired for distraction
On the eve of a pivotal academic year in Vishal Singh's life, he faces a stark choice on his bedroom desk: Book or computer?By all rights, Vishal, a bright 17-year-old, should already have finished the book, Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle,"...
