Just a few days ago Erik hit us with a little lesson in geography to warm up our Monday morning brains. Though I enjoyed the test I might say I didn’t appreciate being the pop-quiz
so early in the week. In order to strike back I’ve found one myself. The World actually has Geo Quizzes
on a daily basis and they aren’t exactly easy. Take this one testing your knowledge on teraflops, a term used to
describe an incredibly fast new supercomputer unveiled in Spain a couple days ago. After having that for your
first clue they forfeit the computer’s nickname, Mare Nostrum, which is also the ancient Roman name for
Mediterranean Sea. Now that you have all the clues or most they ask you to answer where the most powerful super
computer in Europe is located. Do you know?
so early in the week. In order to strike back I’ve found one myself. The World actually has Geo Quizzes
on a daily basis and they aren’t exactly easy. Take this one testing your knowledge on teraflops, a term used to
describe an incredibly fast new supercomputer unveiled in Spain a couple days ago. After having that for your
first clue they forfeit the computer’s nickname, Mare Nostrum, which is also the ancient Roman name for
Mediterranean Sea. Now that you have all the clues or most they ask you to answer where the most powerful super
computer in Europe is located. Do you know?