Add to large pot, cover with 3 of cold water, and bring to a boil. Add 1 tsp sea salt and simmer potatoes until tender, about 15 minutes. Reserve 1 cup of cooking liquid and drain potatoes in colander. Return potatoes to pot with 1 c warm 2% milk, Â¼ c unsalted butter, and Â½ cup reserved liquid.
These innovations made it cheaper and easier to manufacture computers than ever before. As a result, the small, relatively inexpensive âmicrocomputerââsoon known as the âpersonal computerââwas born.
(October 2008) A public computer (or public access computer) is any of various computers available in public areas. Some places where public computers may be available are libraries, schools, or facilities run by government. Public computers share similar hardware and software components to personal computers, however, the role and function of a public access computer is entirely different. A public access computer is used by many different untrusted individuals throughout the course of the day. The computer must be locked down and secure against both intentional and unintentional abuse. Users typically don't have authority to install software or change settings.