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about techrepublic

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what is techrepublic? what is the purpose of this site? who are the developers of this site? when was this site was implemented? where this site was implemented?

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by thumbsup2

Funny you should ask AFTER becoming a member so you could post. People don't usually join something if they don't know what it is. They usually look around a bit and see if it's something they might be interested in. Had you looked, you might find the following:

Here's the TR FAQ

https://www.techrepublic.com.com/1200-10871-5757160.html

Here is the link to CNET Networks' About Us page. CNET is TR's parent company.

http://www.cnetnetworks.com/?tag=footer;link

by 1bn0

Just like most other sites like it.

We use it as a place we can talk to other tech people who are at least as smart as and usually smarter than ourselves, who kindly donate there time and attention to helping others with their technical problems

by older mycroft

1bN0 & mjd420nova.

However, the sentiment is still the same.

Whether you be lucid or demented, if you are in any way remotely interested in IT, there is a place for you here.

Modicum of computer interest and pinch of salt is all that is required.

by computercookie

Schizoid, Manic and Multiple Personalities are just some descriptions that come to mind.

These are obviously a result of an addiction to Laudanum.

LOL

by seanferd

Laudanum. Start writing some good novels or poetry! ;)

by computercookie

'Old Mycroft' is named after Sherlock Holmes' older brother, Mycroft Holmes.

I'm not a fan of Arthur Conan Doyle, however 'Old Mycroft' has indicated that he had a problem with laudanum.

by seanferd

Opiates are very powerful in the addiction department.

I know that laudanum is still around, and still produced pharmaceutically. It is also a very ancient preparation of opium. Opium and wine was a particularly favorite combination in one era, especially among a certain group of artists or their relations.

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