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Dust covers for computers are available online at many retailers. They can be bought from a site called dustcovers, from ebay, or from the site Amazon.

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Totally false ! The Answers website is perfectly safe to use.

Since answers.com is running in a web browser, it should not be able to make your computer crash. If your computer did crash while accessing the answers.com web site, the problem would have to be elsewhere. it may be a problem with your web browser doing something it shouldn't or your web browser or another program requiring more memory or swap space when there isn't any available. That could result in your system hanging/waiting until resources are available and looking as if it crashed. It could also be another hardware problem or your computer failing as a result of malware.

The apprentice fights Vader on the Death Star and wounds him.

Usually the first step is to contact your ISP who will work on tracing the hacker. This usually means they will get the hackers IP and find out what ISP owns that particular address and then make contact with that ISP providing details of the attack and request the details of the customer who was using that IP address at the time of the attack.

However usually hackers will get off easily. It's no problem tracing the computer that was used for the attack, but actually pinning somebody to the computer is the hard part. If its a school or library or internet cafe or some other public computer then you have little hope.

If it goes to a house, then you have to figure out which family member it was, big brother or little brother? And even if you know which one it was (because the other doesn't have the knowledge) you still have to pin him to the computer and you can rest assured his parents are not going to help you.

If it goes back to a house that has wireless internet, now you have to take neighbours and anyone who may have parked outside the house.

A kludge (alternately, kluge) is a clumsy or inelegant solution to a problem or difficulty. In engineering, a kludge is a workaround, typically using unrelated parts cobbled together. Especially in computer programs, a kludge is often used to fix an unanticipated problem in an earlier kludge; this is essentially a kind of cruft. According to Wikipedia

Most web browsers will, in fact, save images and some text from web pages that they visit. This is to save on the time it would take to download the image again. This is called "caching." Web browsers will also save some data that you transmit, such as usernames and passwords, so that you do not have to constantly re-enter them. This are referred to as "cookies."

That is not a question. It is a statement.

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If you are referring to the land weed (not the water chestnut caltrop) then it was probably not introduced intentionally at all. They have very resilient seeds that are well adapted to sticking to rubber tires. As such they pretty much grow at any major airport across the world as long as the climate permits. They also like to grow along bike trails.

Its growth is countered by a weevil that exclusively targets puncture vines such as these.

The first thing you need is to check your connections cable, you'll need a VGA, DVI or HDMI cable to transmit the signal from your laptop to the monitor. (You can use the cable from the desktop PC)

VGA is usually a blue cable, DVI is white, but looks a bit like VGA, and HDMI is a small black cable (sometimes golden in the end).

Remember: HDMI also allow sound transfer.

When you know which cable you're using, then you should just plug it in the computer when you can see your desktop, then in the monitor, and it will work.

If the cable can't be plugged in, you'll need an adapter.

You can find pictures of the cables/adapters by searching on Google images

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If a memory location is to contain a signed integer, then it will have a sign bit (zero means positive, one means negative). Also the negative numbers are represented by a complement (normally the two's complement). The article in the related link does a good explanation.

What this means: for example, an 8 bit location could represent 256 possible numbers. In an unsigned situation, this would be 0 to 255. But in a signed situation, the range is -128 to +127.

It turns out that he murdered his wife, but he can't recall doing so. He is sad and isolated because of the fact that he lost her.

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Because the copy & paste functions on a computer are primarily designed to move text around a document. For example - suppose I wanted to change the way the text is written in this answer, I could use the copy & paste functions to rearrange the text to a new order.

The reason why you would use a computer cover is to protect your monitor, CPU, keyboard, and printer from computer damaging dust. Using a computer dust cover also will protect your computer from harmful particles that can increase overheating.

it is probably the charging indicator.

if it doesn't stop at some point like the next day u may need a new battery

The battery is automatically charged while the laptop is plugged into a mains socket ! You don't need to press a key to get it to do that.

There are generally three levels of processing in the encoding process: structural, phonemic, and semantic. The structural level involves recognizing the physical structure of words, the phonemic level pertains to the sound of the words, and the semantic level focuses on the meaning of the information. Deeper levels of processing, such as semantic encoding, typically lead to better retention and recall compared to more superficial levels.

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