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Will bringing A strong magnet near a computer disk or videotape cause damage to recorded information why?
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∙ 12y ago
Placing a magnet near them for a short time can corrupt or delete the data; this also applies for computer hard-drives and some other storage devices.
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Will bringing a strong magnet near a computer disk or videotape cause damage to the recorded information?
Yeah
Where does information in a computer go?
The information is recorded onto the Hard Drive inside a computer.
Is videotapes a noun?
Yes, the word 'videotapes' is the plural for of the noun 'videotape', a common, concrete noun; a word for magnetic tape on which pictures and sound can be recorded; a word for a thing.
Where was the Elvis 1968 Comeback Special filmed and did it take place on The weekend of 29 and 30 June 1968?
It was recorded on videotape, rather than filmed, at the Burbank Studios, Hollywood. The performances were recorded on 24th, 25th, 27th, and 29th June 1968
What do you call the thing which you have recorded?
Something you have recorded is called a "recording". Some people refer to it as a "reproduction" or even a "tape" (today, technology has changed and audiotape or videotape are often replaced by digital technology, but the old term 'tape' is still used as a way of saying you are being recorded). If you are in radio, we call it an "actuality" and on TV, we refer to it as a "sound bite."
Any key logger?
Key loggers are a method by which individual keystrokes and actions can be recorded on a computer. This is used extensively by hackers to gather credit card information and passwords.
What s data?
recorded information
Did the Mayan leave recorded information?
NO!!!
What are the advantages in having the members details on computer rather than manually recorded details?
what are the advantages in having the details on computer rather than manually recorded details
Who was the first Eskimo?
That information has not been recorded.
How is information recorded on a CD-ROM disc?
Why is videotaping in the hospital an issue?
You will invariably videotape someone other than your intended subject. That person has the right to not be recorded in the private, vulnerable setting that is a hospital. In addition, a lot of medical providers do not like a videotape of their acts in case something goes wrong and the videotape can be used against them, especially if it's bloody and a jury doesn't like seeing blood, even if it's not the doctor's fault. Medical cases get to be decided based on the providers' written records, which logically are carefully written after an incident occurs. So leave your recording devices at home and wait for the written account later.
