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Intel Launches Ubuntu OS in Ultra-Portable Computer Stick
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Intel has set the trend by launching Windows 10 on its smart Compute Stick, followed by Microsoft, Lenovo and many others. Now Intel has made an announcement that the Intel Compute Stick will come with an Ubuntu version. The Stick (Intel product number STCK1A8LFC) will come in the market next week and will be available worldwide.
Intel Compute Stick is a single board computing device. The Stick is embedded with 64 bit Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and comes at a price of $110 USD. It is very easy to use and just by plugging the Compute Stick any conventional display is converted into a ready to use the computer.
Any types of Mobile phone Lock and Reset system China Phones and Branded phones
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Default user code: 1122, 3344, 1234, 5678
*#66*# Set Factory Mode CONFIRMED
*#8375# Show Software Version CONFIRMED
*#1234# A2DP ACP Mode CONFIRMED
*#1234# A2DP INT Mode CONFIRMED
Know Everything about World’s First Programmer, Ada Lovelace
Short Bytes: Ada Lovelace is known as the first programmer in the history
and pioneer of the modern computing. Her name is quite famous in the
developers’ realm, but do You know everything?
Yes, it is true. The world’s first computer programmer was a woman named
Ada Lovelace. Born in Britain on December 10, 1815, she was introduced to the
concept of the calculating machines developed by Charles Babbage when she was
17. It was in 1842 that she became thoroughly involved in what we call today
computer programming.
Read to know more about one of the smartest lady to have lived on this
planet.
1. World’s First Algorithm
Ada Lovelace translated an intricate research paper memoir Sketch of The
Analytical Engine Invented By Charles Babbage from French to English,
describing Analytical Engine concept of Charles Babbage. However, she not only
translated the memoir by L.F. Menabrea but, also added her own perception and
explained ingenious ideas for performing calculations through machines.
Those notes are today considered as the world’s first algorithm.
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