Computers

Cookies can record where and when you visit web pages.

If you are talking about a home network for example, sure! You can have many computers in your house all connected without wires and it would work just fine. But when the Internet becomes involved, things aren't as simple.

The Internet is a massive 'world wide web' of networks, enabling all types of devices plugged in to the Internet to communicate with one another. The network is interconnected with wires, radio waves, satellites, IR, fiber optics, etc. Theoretically, you could have an Internet based solely on wireless technologies, but it would not be as secure or as stable or most importantly, as fast as a wired Internet. The Internet carries massive amounts of information being sent continuously by all computers and devices connected to it all over the world! Because of the amount of bandwidth being used, you must use wires because it is the fastest means of sending data. Without physical wires linking computers together, the Internet would be a very inefficient way of transferring massive amounts of data to the far reaches of the globe.

Unplug it..., and this is really a question. :S

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It means if u drank coffee you were Hipper and than you're going to crash like sleep

It's hard to speculate about the problem, but DHCP has three methods how IP might be assigned to he machine. Manual (You set which machine which IP has), Dynamic (When you machine asks for IP and it gets from free IP pool and it can ask every time the same IP, extend it's usage. In this case you might loose your IP and you will get different one.) and Automatic (DHCP sets IP to machine permanently, it uses MAC-IP relation. Changing the MAC, might change your IP).

Pascal language is used to read the programming data.

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Wiki is faster, so it's more reliable regarding things that are prone to fast changes.

Wiki probably have a decent piece on the upheaval in Egypt now already for instance. EB might be more reliable for things that stay the way they are.

Segmentation is part of physical memory ares.

I had this surgery back on September 28th.. its not January 1st. I am still in serious pain! I want to be healed already, I'm only 20..I had it done when I was 19.. I have 4 screws, a metal plate and 2 metal rods in my spine... I don't understand why the pain is so serious! Physical therapy has only made it worse too....

HTTP. FTP is the wrong answer.

Excel file is called a .xls file. Or a spreadsheet file.

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repair/restore facilities, infrastructure, air fields, etc.

evaluate the incident to identify lessons learned

return the base to the condition that it was prior to the incident

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what are the advantages in having the details on computer rather than manually recorded details

You can find CD & DVD drives for your Gateway computer at newegg.com or amazon.com. You may also have luck at Frys or Best Buy. Contact Gateway directly if you are having trouble finding the part.

There are 2 types of high-speed memory built into a CPU:

Registers - these are the fastest (and also the smallest) memory sets, they usually contain a single instruction, set of characters, an integer etc.

Cache - this is the biggest memory bank (usually up 4-8 megabytes on modern consumer CPUs) on a CPU, and will usually hold data values from the RAM that are most frequently accessed or are required for the current or upcoming computation being performed

Musical Instrument Digital Interface or MIDI for short.

Most computers these days - have a modem 'card' plugged into a vacant slot on the motherboard. This is the same whether it's a desktop machine or a tower unit.

A CPU's performance usually is determined by its clock speed (separated into two values: a multiplier, and a base clock), number of cores, and what most average people don't take into account, is instructions per clock cycle.

A base clock is the base unit of speed that the clock runs at. Typically it's at 100MHz. This value is multiplied by the multiplier to get the total clock speed (A CPU running at a clock speed of 3.4GHz will have a multiplier of 34 [34*100 = 3400MHz = 3.4GHz])

Yes. Weather forecasts are calculated by supercomputers that are all over the world, in weather research centers and in certain universities.

Real Property, Asset Accounting, and Plant Maintenance all include the above.

NO. In a true peer to peer there is no server.