Every computer since my first 8088 was built with an internal CSD chip. The Critical Stress Detector (CSD) normally rests in an inactive state. However, at the first detection of stress through the keyboard or mouse, the CSD chip initiates and ramps up in speed relative to the user's degree of frustration. Remember that in all things computer, remain calm.
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DeleteEvery computer since my first 8088 was built with an internal CSD chip. The Critical Stress Detector (CSD) normally rests in an inactive state. However, at the first detection of stress through the keyboard or mouse, the CSD chip initiates and ramps up in speed relative to the user's degree of frustration. Remember that in all things computer, remain calm.
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