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Its ok to be computer illiterate, but you don't have to be CyberStupid!
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Written by Panther Computers
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Well that depends on what you're asking. The series was largely prompted by the ridiculous and often absurd charade a local computer store owner and radio show "entertainer" put forth as educated facts on the subject of computers. His show is on Saturday mornings which were once quiet in the Panther Computer's store. That ceased to be shortly after I started the series so that now we have consistantly had you, our customers in the store early on Saturdays. This has allowed us to concentrate on on your needs and ignore the uninformative and often harmful (legal disclaimer - in our opinion) advice given by a CyberNovice. |
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Written by Panther Computers
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Back in November I wrote and told you about a local radio show host who also owns a computer store that admits on air to using a radio station degausser on hard drives. He still invites you to bring your hard drive down to the radio station and have it degaussed after the radio show. This follow up brings to you some added points to consider before you take him up on his CyberStupid methodology. |
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It's been some time since I actually commented on the CyberShow, but once again I am at a point that I just can't hold back. Biting my tongue has just become too painful. The title is rather harsh, but is as toned down as much as I possibly can. On the radio in front of public ears, the Cyberdude actually admitted to using a radio station degausser to erase hard drives. |
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Written by Panther Computers
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I learned early on in the military that no one expects you to know everything all the time, but what is expected of you is to have the ability to know where to find the answers, and be forthright when you don't know. In most cases it is better to refer to a source than rely on one's own memory or experience unless you are exceptionally well versed in the topic at hand. |
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