In simple terms, it is the establishment of communication between computers. People can establish communication through a handshake, so the term is based on that. For computers to communicate they first must establish a connection with each other. It is like when you make a phone call and the other person answers, at which point communication has been established. One computer sends a message to the other and the other responds, opening a connection between them and that is what we call a handshake.
Not sure what you mean by larger drives, but you are probably talking about a 4-pin.
The computer has wires and microchips but does not have gears. Do you mean the fan.
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It depends on what you mean when you say computers. If you mean anything that runs on binary code, it would be things like your digital watch, satellite TV, Mobile and so on
scientific computers can be any computer that can record data, usually large business computers are data transferring and data storage computers, unless your talking about office workers, then that's a different story. scientific computer are mostly used to crucnch data information as mathematics and formulas. Large or main frame comuters are to collect data and storage of data.
When modems handshake they are "talking" to each other while in the process of sending and receiving data.
I would interpret the metaphor "iron handshake" to mean that someone shakes hands with a particularly strong grip.
J2SE means Java 2 Platform Standard Edition when you are referring to computers and the hardware that is found on the computer. It is needed for everyday computer use.
a handshake
= Computer Handshake = Term used to describe the process of one computer establishing a connection with another computer or device. The handshake is often the steps of verifying the connection, the speed, and/or the authorization of the computer trying to connect to it. An example of handshaking is when a modem connects to another modem; the tones heard after the dialing is the handshake and can be thought of as the computers greeting each other.
there is not an official ffa handshake
The Handshake was created in 2007.
she likes you, or wanted a hug. depends on your realitionship,
"Handshake" is a noun, it doesn't have a past tense.
Depending on the system, more cases it is authentication. Usually done in a form of a digital handshake.
The 'sign of peace' is not held at the beginning of Mass but immediately before communion. The sign may be a handshake, a hug or even a kiss if the two are family members.
A clever or expert programmer who can gain unauthorized access to other computers