5 best Computer messups.

noreply@blogger.com (Seismic Online) — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:16:00 +0000

Hello again everyone and if you're reading here again, welcome back!
This week here at Seismic we thought we'd mix it up a little by asking the IT staff their 5 favourite online moments of people freaking out as a result of using those magic boxes that they think they control so here are the 5 best computer messups from around the web!

Number 5.
Man fed up at work.

This one I think comes to us from the United states and is now considered a classic freak out, watch your ears if you have head phones on as this man really takes the fight to his computer.

I think anyone who's been in an office working environment has thought this way at some point, but if our computers ever make you feel like that, just give us a call before swooping into action.

Number 4.
A really bad day at the office.

Again from the voices briefly heard here you can tell its from the Americans, you could probably tell that from the guys reaction too though.

Admittedly the idea of photocopying the monitor was genius.

Number 3.

Maybe he's just a little stressed... Maybe? 

It doesn't matter where this is from it's possibly the best reaction to a generally annoying co-worker that I've ever seen. A little over the top though (no pun intended).

If I ever meet this guy I do believe I'll buy him a pint.

Number 2.
It wasn't the computers fault!

Now here's a great example of our wasteful society, could have unscrewed his chair or written something on the walls, but instead opts for attacking an innocent laptop. For shame unemployed lady, for shame.

Nothing more to say on this one, still a bit shaken about it.

Number 1.
Is this real? Really?

I've watched it over and over again now and I can honestly say it is. Or at least I think it is. It's from Russia according to the uploader so lets just pretend its part of an obscure extremely realistic movie.

And with that I shall say good bye to you all once again, do come back for more of this mindless computer related (for the most part) insanity and thianks for reading.

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Written by Eric Larson of Seismic Online.

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noreply@blogger.com (Seismic Online) — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:31:00 +0000

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ReRam is more or less the use of a new circuit type called a Memristor, these circuits allow for 12GB of information to be stored on just 1 square inch of the overall unit. This means that our memory capacities won't only be getting much larger but the units theyre held in will be much smaller. While this is something that happens all the time, as Moore's law dictates, this time it's a little different as this could cause computers to have huge amounts of RAM in the near future boosting the type of programs people can use and build. For more detailed information on this take a look at this wee article here.
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