Laptops

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.

Try function key and F4 Key depressed together.

I don't know why hibernation would cause a touchpad to become unresponsive but ''function + F4'' is a keyboard shortcut to put your computer ''into'' hibernation.

I know exactly what you were referring to Chris, my friend just had the same problem. She clicked something, and suddenly, the touch-click was gone. It has nothing to do with the keypad dying, it

Very simply all you need to do is purchase a USB dual-band wireless adapter. Many are made but I have found the most successful for my clients has been the TP-Link TL-WDN3200. It costs only about $25, so very inexpensive to acquire. Once you get it, just install the driver and away you go.

One bit of advice, though: make sure that you disable the integrated wireless radio in your laptop so that the only one active is the USB adapter.

If you have any other questions, feel free to drop me a line. I'm always glad to help!

Computer mouses have not been in a rocket

so no a mouse has never been used in space

they do not have computers

in space, do you think Edwin buzz and Neil Armstrong debated over who should be the first person to bring a computer mouse to the

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