Issue 17, Feb 28, 2002.
Guidelines for Energy Saving on Computer Equipment
Energy saving is an important issue for both the environment and the economy. As most of us are using computers and their associated peripherals, such as monitors and printers, on a daily basis, we can all save energy by turning on their energy saving features. These features will save a substantial amount of energy, particularly when the equipment is idling and doing nothing. In general, the efficiency of the equipment will not be affected when we turn on their energy saving features because they will resume their full-power mode quickly from the energy-saving mode when we need them to work for us again. Please check the guidelines and tips on energy saving for desktop workstations (the main system unit), printers and monitors at http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/itsc/about/energysave.html.
Although most of our users have no intention of providing digital
content for which they do not have copyright, the acts violate copyright
law. Under current HK laws, distributing copyrighted materials to the
general public without authorization can be criminal, and people have
been prosecuted for serving similar content from their servers, for
profit or not.
If you are not sure whether the material you downloaded is copyrighted,
it is prudent to configure your software to disallow serving them out to
the public.
In addition, we would like to remind you that whenever you install
software, you have to know how it works. You should read the software's
Terms of Service very carefully to determine any legal obligations you
are undertaking.
For more information about peer-to-peer file sharing, peer-to-peer
computing or peer-to-peer content networking solutions, please visit
http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/itsc/about/p2p.html.
For details about removing your proxy server setting, please visit
http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/itsc/howto/proxy/ .
Date: March 4 (Monday) - March 10 (Sunday)
Affected classes, currently using Training Room I and Room III, will be
conducted in Training Room II. For any enquiries, please contact the
ITSC Electronic HelpDesk at
http://helpdesk.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk or e-mail to
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