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Thursday, December 12, 2002
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Today my net column titled Welcome to the Spy Society (in Finnish, "Tervetuloa kyttäysyhteiskuntaan") appeared on the MikroPC web site. This text was actually a "leftover" from a longer article, which will appear early next year. By the way, the article on John Poindexter at warblogging.com is absolutely essential reading, and gave some background to my net column. In addition, my two-page comparison review of Apple PowerBook G4 and IBM ThinkPad T30 appeared today in the issue 15/2002 of the MikroPC magazine. I noticed some slight inaccuracies in the article, but otherwise I'm not at all displeased with the final result.
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How graphics processor chips work.: "For more than 20 years, general-purpose microprocessors, like those manufactured by Advanced Micro Devices, IBM, and Intel, have been viewed as the workhorses of desktop and server computers. But graphics processor chips..." [Google Technology News]
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