Anyone who owns a dog knows that little Floppy Ears is listening to every word you say and watching everything you do. He will follow you around and be right in the middle of your business, even when you really need some time to work or handle business. That is one of the most irritating and at the same time, loveable traits that our little furry loved ones possess. But do you have any idea how much he is really understanding what he is hearing or seeing? It turns out, Floppy Ears is catching on to a lot more than you might think. Based on a study done by the Department of Cognitive Biology at the University of Vienna, dogs will adopt various traits and actions that they see repeated by their human family members. While this sounds a ...
A History of Data Formats
While sorting some old positions in prior to moving house I re-discovered an old computer cassette that I made many years back as a covertape intended as a freebie demo disc for a fanzine I edited as a "young adult". The fanzine covered retro gaming on the Commodore 64 computer and we put these demos on either a 5¼" floppy disc or cassette (depending on whether or not the customer owned a floppy drive.
Giving the Gift of the Pen Drive
The pen drive makes a great gift idea They range in price and vary in size, shape and color
