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I am talking about two things today; 3D Printing and The National Museum of Computing’s (TNMOC) summer festival – Summer Bytes. How are they connected? Well, one of the biggest events in the Summer Bytes festival is a 3D Printing weekend event and indeed a week of workshops, that promises to be one of the highlights of the festival ...
 3D printed Clarks shoes anyone? printed as one piece - note the shoe laces!
Why 3D printing? It is absolutely one of the most exciting developments in computing, manufacturing, and design to come along in decades. In computing terms this change is a massive innovation that will have a major effect on our lives.
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 | What is a hashtag? It is a word or phrase prefixed with the symbol # and is a form of metadata tag, or a means to tag parts of a database. Hashtags are used in many social network sites such as Twitter ... |
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 | Nick Clegg claims sole credit for this killing but certain Tories were just as instrumental. The crucial thing is that this Charter is dead - it was quite simply one of the biggest invasions of our civil liberties ever planned ... |
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 | I recently came across some information from Hubspot, who publish a wealth of interesting blog posts and e-books for inbound marketeers about how not to use social media ... |
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 | What is Google Glass? They are a wearable glasses like a heads up display that can take video or pictures of whatever the wearer is looking at and obviously wherever they are at the time ... |
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 | Four months ago we ''rebooted'' the Harwell Dekatron aka the WITCH. It is the world's oldest original working computer and is now on display at The National Museum of Computing, located in the grounds of Bletchley Park ... |
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 | I have talked quite a few times about Twitter and how it can help you as an individual to promote yourself. But can Twitter really help promote your business? I would say yes, yes it can ... |
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 | The National Museum Of Computing is a fascinating place. It contains computers and technology from the last sixty years of development and you can follow the growth of this exciting industry ... |
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 | We are talking about both customer support and service here, whether it is supporting computer users or servicing customer issues in a retail or hospitality environment; any customer service issue at all in fact ... |
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 | The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) is fully open to the public this Easter, from Thursday 28th March through to and including Easter Monday 1st April. Escape the cold weather and snow by visiting ... |
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