I have a diverse background in computer programming that involves a wide toolset of computer languages and their implementations. This background stretches over more than 2 decades, with projects ranging from medical database systems to inertial navigation system calibration software. As a former member of a Software Engineering Process Group at Honeywell and as someone certified on the Software Engineering Institute's Capability and Maturity Model (CMM), I understand the necessity of software planning and project documentation. Read more »
One of the problems with the larger portion of land (comprising Sections 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7) was that all the old receipt books did not permit easy access to rents paid and accounts of tenants. Read more »
It seems that these days, everyone is trying to corner user data in one way or another - be it selling them eBooks on a proprietary device or being an application Nazi for their platform. Read more »
The human nervous system is a wondrous system comprising an estimated 1 trillion cells. That's about 166 times the global population at this time (6.2 billion). And each synapse has what I call a contextual memory - allowing previous information to affect future communication through the synapse. There are other factors as well - but the new NOMFET transistor mimics this aspect of a synapse.
Each NOMFET transistor has memory. And that memory affects the way in which it is switched. Read more »
