longevity

  1. whoosh

    VIDEO How Much Longer Will Your SSD Last? How to Tell

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  2. whoosh

    VIDEO The Battery That's Lasted 176 Years

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  3. News

    Buying a new computer for your student? Check out 3 things to look for

    With today’s exploding growth of virtual classes and hybrid learning models, it’s more vital than ever to equip your student with a laptop that has the power, adaptability and longevity for the “new normal.” The Windows Home and Family Resources Blog has a Link Removed recommending a Windows 10...
  4. whoosh

    VIDEO Immortals Among Us? 256 Year Old Man Reveals Secrets to His Longevity

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  5. whoosh

    VIDEO 89 y.o Russia's Oldest Surgeon has completed 10.000 ops in 67 years got no plans to retire

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  6. Hermitkrab

    Windows 10 Battery Longevity

    I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop, L55 series, Windows 10 Anniversary OS. This laptop, and my previous Toshiba, stops battery charging at 80%. I imagine this promotes battery longevity. That being the case, is it desirable to regularly run on battery only until it's almost run down, or does that...
  7. whoosh

    VIDEO Why We Age - And How We Can Stop It

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  8. F

    Windows 7 1,000 year DVDs?

    According to this article, standard CDs and DVDs have a life of only 3 to 5 years. I had been under the impression that they last decades. If the short life is true, we all need a system to copy disks every few years. The focus of the article, though is a new medium (M-DISKs, optical disks...
  9. Drew

    Windows 8.1 Keep It Clean!

    I just cleaned my PC, again and it caused me to talk about this, again & yes, I know it is, again, but, that is just OK. I do this periodically and on a regular basis... and everyone should. I feel it is good to mention this, again, as I believe many, if not too many people don't make it...
  10. whoosh

    VIDEO How Long Will Your SSD Last? - Tekzilla Clips

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  11. M

    Carrier Contracts: What's Your Opinion?

    Worldwide, contracts are the popular route for clients to take with cellular operators. And what's not to love? Carriers will often times "give" you the latest phone for $0. That's great, considering it may otherwise cost upwards of $600. However, you'll be obligated to sign a 36 month contract...
  12. J

    Old Neglected Computers

    Most of us try and keep our machines cleaned periodically from dust and all that. I just retired last year as a heavy machinist where a lot of the work is cast iron. They used a lot of low end Windows NT and 95 desktops and some lasted for 10-15 years with no maintenance. They were always on and...
  13. News

    It’s too soon for Windows 8

    Many organisations upgrading to Windows 7 probably clandestinely expect their new desktop operating system to last as long as the last one -- a decade or so. Link Removed
  14. cybercore

    Oldest woman in the world named as Besse Cooper, 114

    Besse Cooper has officially been named as the oldest person in the world, having reached the ripe old age of 114. Guinness World Records officially named the great-great-grandmother as the person who has lived the longest, following the death of Eunice G Sanborn earlier this year. The...
  15. reghakr

    High-Tech Headstones Let You Speak From Beyond the Grave

    After he dies, Christopher Hill plans to speak to his grandchildren, great grandchildren and even future generations from beyond the grave – not through a psychic medium or his last will and testament, but through a microchip. You no longer a need to go to the chapel, just tune into the...
  16. kemical

    Windows 7 Overclocking On Air: 10 LGA 1156-Compatible Performance Coolers

    Lynnfield Can Take The Heat, But Should It? The enemy of both stability and longevity, heat changes the characteristics of silicon in a way that eventually makes it unsuitable for use in a logic circuit. Heat damage can sneak up on overclockers quickly, such as the 59 degree Celsius stability...
  17. H

    Windows 7 Log off or shutdown?

    I have a Toshiba Satellite Laptop w/3G Ram, , Vista Home Premium x32, AMD Turion 64x2. I would like to know, if any loss of info or damage to hardware and/or software would occur by never doing a shutdown, but rather just logging off then pulling the plug. Very Curious!
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