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Four Tech Movies Every IT Pro Should See
Author: Gabriel TorresDate: February 26, 2010 - 9:40 AM PST

It doesn’t matter if you are a newcomer to the IT industry or a veteran with over 30 years of expertise: there are some movies that I love and think that all people working on the computer industry should watch. They are entertaining and educative at the same time.

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Mean Time Between Failure: A Misleading Spec
Author: Gabriel TorresDate: February 24, 2010 - 12:53 PM PST

MTBF stands for Mean Time Between Failures. It’s a term that IT professionals use this number to predict the reliability of hardware devices, especially hard disk drives. But this idea is usually flawed. Here’s why.

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That’s what I call security!
Author: Gabriel TorresDate: February 22, 2010 - 10:30 AM PST

A very interesting way to hide valuables is to use a safe that doesn't look like a safe. If a burglar enters your house and you have a safe, it will be the bandit's primary target and we heard stories of people coarsed to open their safes at gun point when bandits entered their houses. If you Google "diversion safes" you will find all sort of "camouflage" safes, from Coca-Cola cans to surge protectors. You can see some examples here. But... Would you use this "safe" made out of a underwear with a skid mark?

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Tips for Judging Motherboard Quality
Author: Gabriel TorresDate: February 12, 2010 - 10:29 AM PST

With more and more components being integrated inside the computer CPU, the motherboard doesn’t affect the system performance as much as it used to just a few years ago. So what makes a given motherboard a good motherboard?

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