The human brains ability to store a vast amount of information is still a mystery to the scientist. While we can remember and recall a lot of information, It is still difficult for us to remember each detail of that piece of information. Storing information in books and paper was not an permanent option due to their volatility. We are generating more data than ever before. Of course that means we need to store all of it somewhere. So let's see the about the data storage method throughout the years: 1) PUNCH CARDS(1890): These are Super retro. Punch cards were the first mechanical storage method. The earliest computers were programmed using stiff sheets of paper with commands and other data represented by the presences and absences of holes in pre-defined positions. It could store up to 0.08 KB of data which is equal to 80 characters that could be stored on the card. Back in 19th century, punch cards were used in mechanical devices such as looms and player pianos. T...
6 weird but true facts about technology!! You can't argue with the relentless march of technology but you can marvel at some of the absurdities from the past few decades.So without wasting time lets go directly into it Changing fonts can save printer ink. That's right, fonts are not created equal. People create different kinds of fonts for all kinds of reasons: to convey a message, for decoration, embellishment or as iconography. The theory is, if you use a 'lighter' font (with a lighter stroke), you'll use slightly less ink per page. Based on the assumption that you're only printing with inkjet printers that use the old style cartridges (not ink tanks, and not tonerbased laser printers), you'll likely save about 10 per cent ink by switching to one of the lighter fonts. Email existed before the world wide web You probably don't even think before composing a one-line email message and sending it. But it wasn't always so easy. There's an interes...