A Field Guide to Batteries
The first battery was the Baghdad Battery, a simple clay pot with a copper sheet inside which is wrapped around an iron rod. They were discovered in 1936 in the village of Khuyut Rabbou’a, near Baghdad, Iraq, and have been dated to between 250 BC and AD 224. Ancients would have [...]
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Your First Home Office Network
“Telecommuting” – it’s the only way to fly! Being able to work from home will change how you think about work. And setting up a home network is easier now than ever. Gone are the days when you had to study wheel vs. ring vs. serial diagrams – network capable devices [...]
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The World Runs On Telemetry
“Telemetry” is a word you don’t often hear slung around. It’s also one of those words you hear thrown around by high-tech types, that makes novices put up a defensive palm and back away – “Sorry, I don’t speak computerese!” So what is it, and why might it be the most [...]
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