Working on computers seems pretty harmless when in fact computing has a monster carbon footprint. In Australia computer users are contributing to nearly 2.7 percent of Australia’s total carbon emissions and more than 7 percent of total energy consumption in Australia.
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How Is Your Computer’s Carbon Footprint?
There is no denying that we are well into the beginning of the computer age- a digital revolution. Just what exactly that means we don’t know yet and furthermore, this revolution has the potential for changing our lives in far more radical and multifarious ways than the industrial revolution ever did.
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How Are Computers Affecting Our Behavior?
Malware is more prevalent than ever. Learn how to detect and remove harmful pc programs.
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Malware Removal Made Easy
You probably know that a computer performs calculations based on strings of instructions composed of ‘on’ or ‘off’ switches, but did you know that a computer can be constructed out of nearly anything, including coconut shells or microorganisms? The latter, in fact, would be extremely useful in production because they would not have to be handled as meticulously as transistor chips need to be. (Can you imagine what it would be like to have to feed and water your computer?)
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There Is Nothing Magic About a Transistor