Computer Terminology

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4.37 gb = 4,474.88 mb

40000 megabyte (MB) is equal to 40000 megabyte (MB).

They are both the same thing...Sort of. A hacker is a person who is proficient with computers and/or programming to an elite level where they know all of the in's and out's of a system. There is NO illegality involved with being a hacker. A cracker is a hacker who uses their proficiency for personal gains outside of the law. EX: stealing data, changing bank accounts, distributing viruses etc. What the hacker does with their knowledge of systems within the definition of the law is what defines them as a hacker vs a cracker. It's then safe to say that all crackers are hackers, but not all hackers are crackers. This is an important distinction. The term cracker and hacker are used interchangeably (albeit incorrectly) largely due to the ignorance of the general populace, especially the media.

They're all in exactly the same place as they were originally, could be anywhere, technically. All 'deleting' does is flag them so the computer doesn't 'see' them anymore. But they are still there until something overwrites them, they do not move.

No.

There is 1056Mb in 1 GB.

There is no such thing as 80GB of memory right now, so you must be talking about a hard drive. Memory and hard drive storage are completely different. 256Mb, though small, would be a number related to memory.

Approximately 0.093MB according to binary megabytes, and 0.0959MB using decimal megabytes.

To begin, a KB, is the abbreviation of the word Kilobyte. A byte is a basic unit of measurement of information storage in computer science. Kilo is a prefix in the SI system of units denoting 103, or 1,000. That being said, 1KB can be reffered to as being equal to 1,000 bytes. However, the exact amount is 1,024 bytes.

Caching implemented by the underlying technology is the first level cache. Usually it comes by default with them. For example, hibernate session or HTTP session holds certain objects in the cache.

In addition, if the application enables additional caching by using a caching provider such as ehcache or api available, it will be termed as "second level" caching. For example, in Hibernate, we can use the <cache> element or pragmatically say "query.setCacheable(true)" to enable second level caching.

At least $399.99 is the cheapest AutoCad.

^^ i dare to say otherwise, the 2011 edition is almost $4,500 so why would 2010 be $400? would make MUCH more sense if it was at least $2,000 or $1,500. well at least the kind of AutoCAD i get is that much, i but the fabricating, technician and industrial kind with lathes, plasma cutters and welders. so thats why mine are like super exspensive..

Generally 1000 megawhatevers in a gigawhatever

In the most simplistic terms, hardware is tangible, software is not. Things like monitors, keyboards, mice, printers, hard drives, etc. are all examples of hardware. They are actual physical devices that you can see and touch. Things like Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, etc. are all examples of software. They are not physical in any way - they only exist logically, within CDs or hard drives. The only way you can actually really "see" the software is by running the application on your computer.

30 million bytes is equivalent to approximately 30 megabytes (MB), since 1 megabyte is equal to 1 million bytes. To put it in perspective, 30 MB can store around 7,500 photos (assuming each photo is about 4 MB) or a few minutes of high-quality audio.

With two gigabytes, you can fit around 500 in.

It can vary greatly. It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. For example, typing on a keyboard or click on a mouse is usually input to a computer. Input can also come from a computer file or another computer. When you clicked on the link to get this answer to your question, that click was input. The answer is essentially output. Output can be displayed on a screen like this answer. It can be a printout of a page or a file that is stored on a computer or other device like a thumb drive or sent to another computer.

to build public support and keep up morale for the war effort

1 byte=8 bits SO,

3byts=24 bits

1000 MB = 1 GB

Answer: 1029 MB = 1 GB

Both general management and IT management are responsible for implementing information security that protects the organization's ability to function. although many business and government managers shy away from addressing information security because they perceive it to be a technically complex task, in fact, implementing information security has more to do with management than with technology. Just as managing payroll has more to do with management than with mathematical wage computations, managing information security has more to do with policy and its enforcement than with the technology of its implementation.

Principles of Information Security 4th edition

about 40 megabytes in a uncompressed file, like in a 16 bit 44khz wave format(.wav).

For MP3 encoded at 128k samples per second, around 4 Mbytes.

Most of us think of only hardware and software when we think of an Information System. There is another component of the triangle that should be considered, and that's the people side, or "persware."

-patrick73

global ip refers to the ip of the web server or isp that user can browse from any where unlike private ip that a specefic user can subscribe by some payment

Approximately 1000 Megabytes.

North Transportation:

North Transportation is one of the best Supply chain management is the handling of the entire production flow of a good or service, starting from the raw components all the way to delivering the final product to the consumer.