Nt1310 Unit 8 Ssr3

Computers have one or a lot of big or small R-A-M chips inside. RAM chips are a random access memory chip inside, the computer uses it to store information that will be used anytime or used to store something like the copy clipboard(The copy clipboard is the thing that stores what you copy to paste later) to delete/change later. There is also a spinning or solid state hard drive that uses DVD like disks that stores information like your video games, pictures, or other things. A CPU is the thing that your computer uses to do all the processing work, like our brain but not like it. CPU stands central-processing-unit. There is also a fan smack on top of the CPU. The fan is on top because it was not there the CPU would overheat and would be fried. Fried is when something is overloaded so you are running like 20 games then your computer would probably overheat because you are overloading it with things to process, like when you

Perception categories that significantly influenced walking frequency were landuse, and aesthetics and amenities. The safety, directness and continuity perception categories were not significant but had weak to moderate associations with land use and aesthetics perception. This implies improving perception of one category is bound to improve or negatively impact the perception of a correlated category. For example landuse perception was correlated with directness perception - which is intuitive, given that directness measured quick and easy access to land uses. Conversely, directness was moderately correlated with safety, which is intuitive given that enclosed communities have lower traffic flows as well as speed limits that are conducive

Leukocytosis; the blood contains to many white cells (infection causes an increase of white blood cells)

Campaign is when a person who holds political offices goes to different place giving their ideas and opinions about subjects hoping to gain the favor of the people.

Baxter, a year three Aboriginal student who at age three developed a sensorineural hearing impairment after repeated exposure to Otitis Media. Baxter uses a cochlear implant on one ear, as the other was not viable. Unfortunately, due to bullying in previous years Baxter has limited confidence in his communication skills and will rarely speak aloud, except with the teacher privately, close friends, and family. Baxter often communicates using basic sign language, but relies heavily on gestures. He is currently working with a speech therapist to increase his speech and language skills and to increase his confidence. Being located in the western suburbs allowed Baxter to remain close to his family, but lives with his working single mother and grandfather who are present in his life, but not so in the classroom. Baxter interest lie in technology and robotics but has a gift for sports, a number of which he plays

List and explain the top 5 factors that are required, at a bare minimum, to make an application secure.

Dumpster diver will dig for the information that has all of the information about payroll, position and title that puts business at risk

Do we have a process in place in order to cancel anyone VPN access rights as soon as their reason for having the VPN is invalidated?

Lab 7: Moon Phases was designed to measure the relative position of the Sun and Moon over the course of one phase cycle (i.e. one month, 29.5 days) The idea for Lab 7: Moon Phases was to examine how the illumination of the moon by the Sun produces the different phase cycles we see as the Moon rotates around Earth and as the Earth rotates around the Sun. The observations of the Moon were taken on four different days in the month of February to March capturing four different Moon Phases.

In 2096, the Earth starts being exhausted of resources, water level rises due to climate change and the increasing radiation from the Sun. During this period, World War III happens with the two opposing sides are China and United States of America who are fighting for the ownership of the very limited resources on Earth. People would kill, steal, and rape others so that they can survive. Most people if not all have already lost their consciousness and sanity. However, a scientist named Sirloc is inventing a machine that hopefully will be able to solve the problem and bring peace back to Earth. The machine first receives the high energy electromagnetic wave from the Sun (in this case, its X-ray and UV) and has it colliding with a free electron. Then, the photon transfers some of its energy to the free electron. Therefore, the photo becomes less harmful and since the energy goes into increasing the electron’s kinetic energy which then generates electricity.

As a result of {\it Step 3}, there is a case where all the bits of the matching pattern

Perhaps many are confused about the existing commands linux, this time I will discuss about the linux basic commands used along with examples of its use.

I noticed that there is a relationship between the ionic radius and the atomic number of the representative elements in Group 1A. The higher the atomic number, the bigger the ionic radius is. So, while hydrogen has an atomic number of 1 and Francium has an atomic number of 87, it is safe to assume that FR has a higher ionic radius. This is true; the ionic radius for Hydrogen is 0.012, and for Francium, it is 0.194. The electrons that are gained or lost effect the ionic radius. If there is a positive charge, it would decrease the radius because that loses an electron. Whereas, if you had a negative charge, it would increase the radius because now there's an extra electron. I noticed that there's a relationship between the first ionization

When Angwin did what we did in class, she shared this annoyance and “almost immediately, [she] hated them” (146). She mentions she used the Tor browser and found great difficulty with it. I, too, am terrible with literally all of the tools Asim taught us to use, especially Firefox, which I’ve hated since I started using the internet, because in my opinion, sucks so much compared to Google Chrome. But the difference between Angwin and me, is that she actually has some motivation behind why she is trying to find privacy on the web. She and her accomplice, Moxie Marlinspike acknowledge that “’All this stuff is unusable. All the tools we have are awful’” (147). That is the problem with digital security. The average stereotypical lazy American does not want to be inconvenienced, which is why the government can access almost anything we put online. Our online lives are like an elementary school girl’s diary that doesn’t have a key and is hidden under her pillow, which is not secretive at all. However, with advancements in technology moving at such a quick rate, I hope that developers find a more convenient way to protect user’s information, or else we’re all doomed to a life of

“....designed to read e-mails and other online communications between suspected criminals, terrorist and spies.” This part means that the technology was used for positive reasons. It was used to try and keep people from doing bad and even horrific things to others.