Computers

In speed, no, you cannot put 2 cards of the same number on top of each other. you can put a card down with a number, say, 7, but you can't put another 7 on top of it. You could put a 6, then another 7, or an 8 and another 7,BUT YOU CANNOT PUT 2 CARDS OF THE SAME NUMBER ON TOP OF EACH OTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You can collect data and store it in a spreadsheet.

bkevcyay.dll sounds like a random filename a virus would use to install itself in your System32 folder.

You may want to run a scan of your system using both an Anti-Virus or an Anti-Malware utility.

no one knows when we will get it but if you check the Pottermore insider website this will tell you what was the last time they sent a batch of emails out... I have seemed to work out a pattern that they get sent out one day miss a day one day miss a day... but i don't think they send any out on weekends... i registered on day one and got my second email on the 10th of august so just wait and see.

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Let the given area is 10cm.

Base of the triangle is 4 cm.

altitude of triangle=?

Area= 1/2 x Base x altitude

10= 1/2 x 4x altitude

10=2 x altitude

10/2= altitude

5= altitude

Hence, altitude of the triangle is 5 cm.

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You could try writing it and compiling it. This involves a considerable amount of commitment and study to learn programming (in any programming language).

I think there is not much major difference between IT and Computers.

IT includes Networking, Database, web and programming languages etc.

where as in CS mainly concentrate on Programming languages and Architecture and design also on networking and other subjects but not in depth.

its really simple

Linux doesn't look like anything. It is a kernel upon which complete operating systems can be built. Each Linux operating system, known as a "distro", has its own unique appearance.

Some of them are pretty spectacular and make mainstream OSes look like muck. Some look like gibberish spewed out of a teletype machine. Linux has this way of being just what you want, or, sometimes, almost-but-not-quite what you want. If you're not paying attention, it can even manifest itself as what you deserve. Linux is mutable.

Yes, Gaming computers can usually be used for all of the basic functions you could preform on any other computer. A gaming computer is optimized for playing games, but still has the basic functionality of any other.

yes

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That's it!

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You would use the search feature on the computer. Right click on the Start button and choose Search. Put the file name, with its extension (ie. doc, xls), into the file name field. Scroll down to the search "in" field and select Drive C. (there is a down arrow) Then, click search. Some or all may be different versions of the same file. In the list, you should be able to rename them by right clicking and inserting "a", "b" and so on to the different versions. That way, you'll know which one you are in.

I bought one for my company and paid about $5000 for it. I already had another portable computer that was not that heavy. The Osborn was not "portable" we called it a "sewing machine" and "luggable". Well, you could write BASIC programs on these, that recorded expenses and provided accounting and simple budgets. The games were coded in assembler - C came later, but we had made a language that was called PL/M.

So the price was about that of a of a decent used car. But we knew that the prices would fall, power would improve and determined to be in the race.

"Many companies have started storing all of their record by computer. While this is very convenient, a computer virus may crash your computer and wipe out your hard drive taking all your files with it. To be on the safe side back up all of your office records on a portable thumb drive, portable hard drive, an/or have a physical copy in a filing cabinet."

yes if you look in boring books you will see

Yes, if keep your plug-ins to a reasonable level, it is enough.

Some websites need to store information on your computer to work properly, the term for the information they store is cookies.

The root directory.

They are probably cheating. Cheating is often called 'hacking' 'hacks' or 'hax', but this is not usually the case. They are simply using special programs or utilities, or have a modified game client, which can do things normal clients cannot.

It did not harm your computer.

It should be noted that using cheats and hacks in multiplayer games can cause punishment, such as losing your game account, cancellation of subscription services, or being reported to your ISP. Rarely, your ISP may choose to cancel your internet service, if you are causing significant harm to the game or business.

gmud32.exe is a graphical client that enhances games played through Telnet.

More information can be found at http://gutterstar.net/gmud.php

364 x 493 = 179,452

You may mean 'scanning' . This has at least two meanings, the older one being to read a document or book quickly by 'scanning' over the print and getting the gist or meaning without reading every single word. The newer meaning comes with computers and is the act of putting photos or documents on a 'Scanner' or 'copier' and entering them as data into a computer.