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After a few hours of use, the computer gets hot. This, in addition to the heat that it radiates can create trouble in operation. Here are some handy tips that will help to assure your computer's working temperature as low as possible for longer. Generally the components in a PC generate heat are: processor video card, CPU, south-bridge motherboard, power transistors in the power supply, … [Read more...]
Accused of cheating by ex-husband, Martina Hingis returned after six years, on her first love: tennis. At the age of 32, swiss Martina Hingis won with slovakian Daniela Hantuchova in the first round of the tennis tournament in Carlsbad. She returned to the WTA circuit six years after testing positive (cocaine) at Wimbledon. After more than a decade, while dominating tennis, Martina Hingis … [Read more...]
On the map, Georgia is part of Europe. But reality is another. Having borders with Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey, this country is a mixture of European and Asian cultures. So it is that, stepping on the streets of Tbilisi, can meet for in a few minutes walking distance an Orthodox church, a Catholic, another Armenian, all adjacent to a synagogue and a mosque. Georgia's capital is neither … [Read more...]
20 years ago, the football player would have been killed because he wanted to form another Corsican independence movement, parallel to that of Orsoni. Police hush up the case, says L'Equipe. Corsica - the island of beauty and terror. Of murders ordered by mafia groups. Of bullets. Of blood which reddens the Mediterranean. On December 29, 1993, a football player, Pierre Bianconi, captain and … [Read more...]
It would seem that PRISM is not the most feared spy program of the U.S. security agency NSA. According to new information by using X-Keyscore project, analysts can find everything on the Internet is only a person with an email address, write those at TechCrunch. X-Keyscore can extract any information from websites visited, chat conversations on various sites and even emails sent. The system … [Read more...]
Driver of the train that derailed Wednesday in Santiago de Compostela, killing 79 people, was indicted Sunday for "79 acts of homicide by negligence" and set free under judicial control. Francisco José Garzon Amo, 52, is suspected not braked in time on the day of the accident, when the train was at a dangerous curve where the speed is limited to 80 km per hour. Questioned for nearly two hours by … [Read more...]
