Self-tutoring about physical connectivity: the tutor mentions a case of ethernet cable. The following is according to my understanding. I recently resurrected an old laptop by loading Linux onto it. That’s likely a topic for numerous other posts. Anyway, while …
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Self-tutoring about computer hardware: the tutor mentions DisplayPort. The following is according to my understanding. DisplayPort is a high-end technology for conveying video signals to a monitor. It also carries audio, but seems most known for its apt handling of …
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Self-tutoring about monitors: the tutor contemplates the idea of legacy technology. The following is according to my understanding. In yesterday’s post I begin about DVI, a port for which I encountered on the back of a smart TV. Yet, it …
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Self-tutoring about hardwire connectivity: the tutor mentions types of ethernet cable. The following is according to my understanding. Back in my post from Nov 9 I mention that we bought some ethernet cable, as well as an ethernet-to-usb-c adapter, to …
Self-tutoring about USB connections: the tutor mentions a couple of points. My wife bought me a USB C thumb drive on which I put some files to share. Problem was that the people with whom I wanted to share didn’t …
Self-tutoring about computers: the tutor reviews an age-old element of computer jargon. When I was 8, nobody had a home computer; when I was 11, I knew one person who did. By the time I was in my teens, the …