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I’ve used Windows for years before approding to Linux. I began with Mandrake, considered the “simplest” distribution, that is the mostly Win-like. After some experiences with Redhat I decided it was time to try a “pure” Linux distribution.
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Finalmente, la Samsung ha messo in commercio quello di cui avevo bisogno: un LCD di fascia alta ma economico. Dopo tantissime ricerche nel web, ho deciso di comprarlo per meno di 500 Euro. L’ho ordinato online, ed è arrivato senza problemi 3 giorni dopo.
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Chi non vorrebbe avere un portatile? Chi non vorrebbe avere un portatile Compaq? Sono felice di confermare le voci sulla qualità dei prodotti Compaq (e Hp). Questo pezzo è davvero un gioiello di lavorazione. Come al solito, ho ordinato tutto online, nell’on-line store ufficiale della Compaq.
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The operational amplifier is probably the most widely used component in ICs (integrated circuits). The name is self-explanatory: it is an amplifier with a high gain (40dB or more) and with additional circuitry it can be used to do a lot of arithmetic operations such as sum, difference, integrals and so on.
In this article I will try to explain you how it works.
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Here’s a short, simple tutorial on how to build a cable and connect your laptop to a TV, using the S-Video output port of the former and the SCART input port of the latter. I’ve looked for something like this for days, and I think it can be very useful to someone.
You can modify an existing cable, or build your own.
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