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yes for the most part. A standalone computer is basically a computer that is not on a network. Its by itself. A workstation is an type of computer. A workstation can be a standalone computer as well as a networked computer.
To fix a computer without actually being at the computer or to help someone else work on their computer while using your computer.
You don't need computer programming for physics. Try it out; you might like it.
Standalone software is any software that can run alone, without the support of or needing to interact with other software. In the simplest case, software is either classified as standalone or part of a package of interacting software components. Examples in this case standalone software might be a simple text editor vs. a package of interacting software might be Microsoft Office (i.e. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, etc.) or a suite of tightly coupled distributed software running on different computers that interact over a network. Obviously in this case the standalone software is obviously still dependant on support from the operating system, installed I/O drivers, etc. for operation. In the extreme case, standalone software can run on a computer without an operating system. Diagnostic test software is frequently written as standalone software that runs without an operating system so that it has full control of the hardware being tested at all times. Between these cases there is a wide spectrum of things that can be called standalone software, depending on the degree of support needed from other software running on the computer.
A rugged computer could come in handy in many situations or environments. Military, classroom, travel and large family settings would be just a few of these environments.
Two terms come to mind when describing persons on vacation. One term is a "vacationer (s)" . Another term is "Tourist (s). In certain situations a visitor might be appropriate.
computers would most likely be more appropriate then people in areas that are dangerous for humans to exist. these include the arctic, deep underwater, and nuclear environments.
agoraphobia
Some contents might not be appropriate, but it doesn't hurt to watch them.
Electromagnetism might be associated with a computer.
It might be appropriate to use the nutritional supplements when you body is not able to exact the nutrients from the given foods that you eat.
Choking.