paramzin wrote (a) >>computer turned on, connected to the Internet, turned on the platform, EA bought sold, computer turned off
Well, here we have solved the first point of TOR - Bummer Petrovich. You cannot do without specially trained robot. I think the rest will be just as much trouble......))))
Well, the first point of the ToR has been dealt with - Bummer Petrovich. Can't do without a specially trained robot. I think the rest will be just as much of a problem......))))
Autumnal aggravation...
Well, here we have solved the first point of TOR - Bummer Petrovich. You cannot do without specially trained robot. I think the rest will be just as much trouble......))))
And where does this programme work? >> On a switched off computer?
Theoretically, it could be turned on by an incoming signal - exotic ))))
The question was actually about switching the computer on, not off.
How can a programme work when the computer is switched off? What are you saying?
The topic has come to a standstill )))))))))
The topic has reached a dead end )))))))))
Yeah, it's not clear how to turn the comp on.....))))
Paramzin, how do you get the computer to turn on at a set time?
Some BIOSes have the option of switching the computer on at a specified time.
But it's not automated, of course. It's semi-automatic.
Could it be a specially trained human robot called "The Programme" that comes up at a certain time and presses the "ON" button? .....))))
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Yeah, it's not clear how to turn on the comp.....))))
Well, the first point of the ToR has been dealt with - Bummer Petrovich. Can't do without a specially trained robot. I think the rest will be just as much of a problem......))))
I think they gave you a link.... about it.
Amba thank you.)
There's a joke about Lieutenant Rzewski -
"Yesterday I had a woman on the piano. Very uncomfortable - her legs parted....."))))