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Computers
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What are resource allocation name graphs?
What are the dominate method of resource allocation?Discuss with the help of example?
How did Jon Von Neumann originally make the computer?
he didn't
well according to section 5 article 3 Jon von neumann started off as anyother man would and he started with the motherboard. he then got a group of Harvard scholars to help build the rest of the computer.
John von Neumann was first introduced to computers when he was working on the Manhattan project and was given access to the electromechanical Harvard Mark I to solve a difficult system of partial differential equations related to part of the MK-3 Fatman design. Shortly after the end of WW2, while it was still secret, he was given access to ENIAC and assisted in programming it to simulate Edward Teller's "Classical Super" hydrogen fusion bomb design (this program ran through December 1945 and January 1946, showing that design to be unworkable). He wrote the first paper on computers that stored both program and data in the same memory (although the ideas originated from others). On return to Princeton, he designed his own computer the IAS machine (no motherboard, the idea did not exist then) which was supposed to have 4K 40-bit words of RCA Selectron vacuum tube memory. RCA was unable to build the 4K Selectron tubes he wanted, so the machine first ran with 256 40-bit words of RCA Selectron memory. It was soon upgraded to 1K 40-bit words of Williams tube CRT DRAM, then in about 1954 to 4K 40-bit words of ferrite core magnetic memory. The IAS machine was one of the most copied early computers, as he gave copies of its specifications, documentation, and schematics to anyone that asked. IBM even based their first scientific computer the IBM 701 loosely on the IAS machine, except they reduced the word size from 40-bits to 36-bits.
There is a specific kind of bag that is used to store components, but you should not need one unless you are in an extremely static-prone area. Here is a link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antistatic_bag
What would be a more efficient way to monitor the activities of a collection of users?
look over their shoulders lol
How get lots of cds on cartoondollemporium?
There is no cheats. The way I get CDs, is by selling items. I don't play the games much, because that takes a while. Just try selling items.
Btw- My username is rumblebee1231 (:
What is the profile of a computer criminal?
The typical profile given for a hacker is a young male, typically a loner, somewhat deviant, and who has poor social skills. But that is only a start and does not tell the whole story. Some are the self-styled mavericks, some are white collar professionals, and some are con men and scammers. So their motives vary.
According to taxonomists such as Marcus Rogers, there are at least 8 types of computer criminals. They are:
1. Novices - They rely on rootkits, they have little actual computer knowledge, they may be looking for media exposure, and they may cause extensive damage because they don't know what they are doing.
2. Cyber-punks - They typically understand the systems they are hacking and can write code. They are likely to be involved in fraud, and they typically want bragging rights.
3. Company insiders, type A - These are company insiders. They may be disgruntled employees of IT jobs who use their privileges to help them in their criminal endeavors.
4. Company insiders, type B - They are petty thieves who work in an IT capacity and are computer literate. They may be opportunistic and motivated by greed, and they may have a drug habit or gambling debts.
5. Coders - They mentor the newbies, write tools that others use, and are motivated by power and prestige. They tend to have hidden agendas and use Trojan horses.
6. Old guard hackers - They seem to have no real criminal intent, but little respect for the property of others either. Their main motivation is intellectual.
7. Professional criminals - They are likely to specialize in corporate espionage, and usually are available for hire by others. They have access to sophisticated equipment. They are also highly motivated and skilled.
8. Cyber-terrorists - A good number of these are from Europe where they may have been a part of intelligence agencies. Their motivations are mainly political in nature though they may engage in criminal activities for income. They use hacking as a form of political activism.
What happens if you override the User Account Control?
If you override the User Account Control it allows an application to be run even if the you do not have the required administrative privileges.
What are the advantages of computer vision?
Computer vision is what makes AI a reality. In a nutshell: CV analyses graphic data fast and accurate saving us time, making life more convenient and opening new horizons for new inventions.
Even if we leave smart industrial robots to scientists and X-ray image interpretation to doctor, still there are tons of CV implementations we benefit from in real life. Just recall Google Similar Images feature or iPhone apps that recognises road signs and warn "Hey, slow down, the speed limit for this road is 60mph"
Internet? A Cloud? Syncing?
Why should you use a wire color code?
Because different wires are used to carry different signals. Whether that's voice, data or power. Not colour-coding might mean you short out a vital piece of equipment !
What computer manufacturer dropped the PS1 line to create an aptiva brand for home user?
IBM was developing Cell processors for the PS3 and cancelled the line.
Fraps is a PC application used to record your screen during gameplay, and often times, if your computer is not up-to-date and its memory available, you might encounter errors trying to run the game or parts of it.
What is the use of computers in order processing?
It, theoretically, simplifies and expedites the process.
Does 1047912 KB's equal 1 Gigabyte?
Here is a list of Bits and Bytes
· 1 Bit = Binary Digit
· 8 Bits = 1 Byte
· 1024 Bytes = 1 Kilobyte
· 1024 Kilobytes = 1 Megabyte
· 1024 Megabytes = 1 Gigabyte
· 1024 Gigabytes = 1 Terabyte
· 1024 Terabytes = 1 Petabyte
· 1024 Petabytes = 1 Exabyte -
· 1024 Exabytes = 1 Zettabyte
· 1024 Zettabytes = 1 Yottabyte
· 1024 Yottabytes = 1 Brontobyte
· 1024 Brontobytes = 1 Geopbyte
What button do you press to make your browser go away?
The big X in the top right hand corner of your screen
or alt + f4
Is edu more trustworthy than com?
Not necessarily. All that .com means it that the website that you are accessing is a company hence the .com. With .edu it just means that you are looking at an educational website hence the edu. If you are writing a paper then I would lean more towards a .edu website.
