it's for my school homework, write an essay about technology, so please help me
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The internet is huge and self-referring, a google search says there are 7,210,000,000 entrys for "internet"
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It's an interesting topic, one to get student's thinking.\n\nI can see a laptop being useful, not the other items.\n\nI plan on going back to school and want to buy a laptop for a few reasons. One, taking notes cramps my hand severely (carpal tunnel acts up with a lot of writing). I can type way faster than I can write, with no hand cramps.  I also need to do research papers, and again, taking notes in the library is time consuming and hand cramping.  \n\nI also plan on taking online classes, and having a laptop will let me log in and take the classes at home, in the library or when I travel.  My desktop computer gets used by other family members, is not portable, so I need my very own computer.\n\nSince all papers need to be typed, a computer of one's own is very, very useful. \n\nYes, you can do all the above without a computer, and when I went through school and got my BA in the years, bc (before computer), I used a typewriter and had to retype things, splice them together, type again, use whiteout, cut and paste using scissors and glue (literally).  The computer makes all that obsolete.\n\nLaptop, definately. \n\nipod?  nah.  just put music on the computer. and buy a computer that plays dvd movies too.\n\ndistracting?  Anything can be distracting, even something like your own thoughts. Distractions will always be available, it's a matter of self-discipline.\n\n\nHave fun with your paper.
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Life Before the Computer\n\nAn application was for employment\nA program was a TV show\nA cursor used profanity\nA keyboard was a piano!\n\nMemory was something that you lost with age\nA CD was a bank account\nAnd if you had a 3 ½ inch floppyYou hoped nobody found out! \n\nCompress was something you did to garbage\nNot something you did to a file\nAnd if you unzipped anything in public\nYou'd be in jail for awhile!\n\nLog on - was adding wood to a fire\nHard drive was a long trip on the road\nA mouse pad was where a mouse lived\nAnd a backup happened to your commode!\n\nCut - you did with a pocket knife\nPaste you did with glue\nA web was a spider's home\nAnd a virus was the flu!\n\nI guess I'll stick to my pad and paper\nAnd the memory in my head\n\nHave you ever considered living in a world without modern technology?  We wouldn't have the personal computer you are sitting in front of now, much less cell phone networks, satellites, weaponry system, or any other device that relies on micro technology.  What would the world be like if all the technology we've developed, discovered, and invented over the last 100 years suddenly stopped working?  This week at school we had a very small taste of what it would be like.\n\nLast Friday, some bright computer technician at our Educational Support Center decided to mess with the domain-level server, and for some unknown reason, the server didn't a like him.  Whoever it was tinkering with the server caused a huge problem: they changed something that made the server "cry."  Unfortunately, computers are very fragile in this regard - they don't yet have the A.I. technology necessary to say "Hey Idiot, that probably isn't a good idea!"  Well, when the domain server went down, the problems just kept on rolling down the hill.  They multiplied - the result of one problem causing another because of network dependencies - and ended up shutting down the entire district's network access\n\nI hear nobody's been killed in a computer crash
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go here for info\n\nhttp://www.techtutorials.net/\n\n\n\nhttp://www.tutorialkit.com/
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Check out these links:\n(PS. Don't thank me, thank Google, but I'll gladly take the 10 points!)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_computing_hardware
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Here's a link to a list of inventions.  I'll leave you to figure out which ones are most important how they changed the world.\n\nhttp://www.crystalinks.com/chinainventions.html
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wanted technology and territory
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If I were a teacher, I'd like to read an essay about schools. The history of them, how they came about, how they compare to todays schools and tests. Maybe who the first teacher was, what they did to make school what it is today.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3226314.stm
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There is a large amount of material about this on the internet. What exactly you are looking for, I do not know. I do not intend to write your term paper for you. Take a look at the web sites below to start. \n\nI will note that inventions are usually about technology, which is not the same as science. Technology can be used to produce better measurements. And applied science can produce technology. But they are not the same.
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An essay? You have to write an essay for school and you want someone to write an essay for you? What on earth? \n\nWhy don't you look on the web and do your own research? What is wrong with you? \n\n\nI will give you a little bit to get you started. \n\n1. There is a HUGE amount of documentation for water clocks during the time of the Greeks and Romans. \n\n2. For millenia, the movement of the stars and other celestial bodies was used for time keeping. Look at stonehenge and the Mayan calendars for examples of ancient uses of astronomy for time keeping. \n \n\n3. Springs and gears are another mechanism that came later (I think the spring is called an escapement mechanism).\n\n4. You should check out the device called the antikythera  mechanism, which might have been some sort of clock.\n\n4. There were atomic clocks developed after atomic physics was discovered. \n\n6. Quart crystals made accurate and cheap wrist watches available. \n\n\n7. The pendulum of course was well-known. I think it was Galileo that timed it with his own pulse and realized that a pendulum was regular.\n \nThere is a lot more to this subject. Look on the internet. Go to wikipedia.
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ADVANTAGES:\nBack then, we didn’t have all of the wonderful advantages of modern technology. For instance, if we wanted to make copies of documents, we simply inserted more sheets of carbon in the typewriter.\n\nOur telephones were the good old-fashioned black variety pro­vided free of charge by Ma Bell. Our offices were in the local bank building. I think the phones were installed when the building was built around the turn of the cen­tury, and hadn’t required service since. There was no such thing as a car phone.\n\nOur dictating machines re­sembled Thomas Edison’s original recording device. Dictation was re­corded by a needle on a round plastic cylinder.\n\nSummers and winters could be uncomfortable. When it got hot, we loosened our ties and sometimes removed our suit coats. We tried putting a fan in the window once but it blew all the papers off the desks.\n\nIn the winter, if we got cold, we had an old crescent wrench that we banged on the radiators. Someone down in the bowels of the building would then send up a blast of steam in the pipes. The office would then get too hot and we would have to open the windows to cool off.\n\nTypewriters were operated man­ually and had no “memory”.\n\nTo mail letters, we had a large roll of stamps. All you had to do was tear one off and lick it.\n\nToday, we have all of the advan­tages of modern technology.\n\nIf we want to make copies of documents, we don’t even use car­bon paper; we have a wonderful photostat machine that even en­larges or reduces the size of copies at the push of a button.\n\nOf course, the machine has a mind of its own. The manufacturer (which advertises that it makes nothing but photostat machines) has a large staff of service people, one of whom makes his home at our office. When something goes wrong, his explanation is that it’s not the machine—we just use it too much.\n\nWhen we moved into our new office building in 1980, we couldn’t get the old black phones supplied by Ma Bell. We had to purchase our own telephone system. It has all kinds of features the old black phones didn’t have, including auto­matic dialing of up to 25 numbers, automatic redial, hands-free use, etc.\n\nOf course, whenever we have a lightning storm, or if we have what’s called a “power surge,” the phones go out, disconnecting all calls in process. Someone then has to run down to the basement and press the reset button.\n\nCar phones are another great advancement in telephone service. When they first came out, they were status symbols, like a Mercedes. Now, the price has come down so that just about anyone can afford them and they’re no longer status symbols (car phones, that is, not Mercedeses).\n\nOur dictating machines are now hand-held tape recorders. This makes it convenient to do dictation wherever one happens to be. One of my partners, for instance, has a rare combination of talents; he can drive his car while shaving, dictat­ing, talking on the phone and eating breakfast, all at the same time.\n\nToday, typewriters have been re­placed by computers which are networked and can communicate with one another. When I come into the office these days, I half expect to hear the computers carrying on a conversation - in computerese, of course. Since I’m a relic of the pre­computer age, I tread very lightly when I’m near the computers for fear of getting them “mad” at me.\n\nThe building is heated and cooled by high-efficiency heating and cool­ing units. We have four zones on the main floor. The heat and air conditioning are turned up and down in the morning and evening, without the aid of a crescent wrench. It’s all automatic.\n\nFor three months in the spring and fall, according to our employ­ees, the building is too cold in the morning and too hot during the day, or too hot in the morning and too cold during the day, depending on the season. Also, although all zones are set at the same tem­perature, there is a variance of three to four deg
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I think this might help you with your essay.\n\nhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/557/01/
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Please don't take this wrong....\n\nDo your own essay!!!!!!!!