Federal officials said yesterday that investigators had found several tapes in a landfill outside Los Alamos, N.M., and were analyzing them to see if any had been discarded by Dr. Wen Ho Lee, the former Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist who told of filling computer tapes with nuclear secrets and then throwing them in the trash.
Due to New Jersey's existing gun control laws, a pro-Second Amendment activist contended that he cannot fill computer programming jobs in the state because gun owners do not want to move there.
But in the 1960s, when a computer filled a room, computer programs had to be crammed into small slices of memory, limiting what could be done.
The film is filled with computer screens, phones, video conference calls, graphics and charts.
The first e-mail he sent, the following morning, filled the computer screen.
The stable had been converted into an airy, skylit space with a circular staircase that led to the former hayloft, now filled with computer workstations.
From his desk, filled with computer screens, he manages his own portfolio, focusing primarily on health care, energy and industrial stocks.
Outwardly, it seemed the blandest of places, were it not for the lurid photos and videos that filled workers' computer screens.
From a converted bedroom filled with computer displays, Charles Cross, an OpenROV software engineer, piloted the Trident down through the crystalline waters of Lake Tahoe.
The philosophy is evident from the moment someone walks into Andreessen Horowitz's lobby, which is filled with computer programming guides and biographies of tech entrepreneurs — a touch in keeping with the firm's carefully crafted image.
