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Identity Theft
696 Words - 3 Pages.... conartists work
the crowds. Ghosts.Anybody can fall victem to a ghost. Nobody is really truely
safe because our personal information is distrubted like candy on halloween. We
use our social security numbers as identification numbers Credit card numbers
are printed on every receipt. And our liscense number is used on a daily basis.
Despite this there are ways to prevent yourself from falling victem to identity
theft. you see a criminal likes easy prey. They don't want to have to work for
it. It's like locking your car at the mall, sure someone might break in anyway,
but chance are if your doors are lock the will probably move on to another car.
First off... Neve ....
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The Computer Market And Retailers: A Saturated Market
145 Words - 1 Pages.... Buckland and the Berlin Turnpike, for instance, shoppers can compare
equipment and costs at Nobody Beats the Wiz, Lechmere, Circut City, Staples, and
Office Max - all within minutes in one another.
Yet, computer retailers insist that there has been a need for more stores -
specifically their own - citing a nearly constant updating of equipment
and a growing emphasis on service. They also believe revenue potential remains
because computers are constanly changing and more people are becoming curious
about the Internet.
Still, many worry the market potential might be waning. Analysts believe the
market is very close to being saturated, if not already there. t ....
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What Is A Robot
2328 Words - 9 Pages.... they came up with the definition:
"A reprogrammable, multifunctional manipulator designed to move
material, parts, tools or specialized devices, through variable
programmable motions, for the performance of a variety of
tasks."
The key wor ds in their definition are "reprogrammable" and
"multifunctional." By "reprogrammable" they mean that if a robot gets a new
assignment, it will need new instructions, but its basic structure will not
change (except maybe a new mechanical hand). By "multifunctional" they
mean a robot is the mechanical counter part of a computer that can handle
various problems without any major hardware m ....
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Where Did UNIX Come From And Why Are There Different Versions Of UNIX?
276 Words - 2 Pages.... working
for Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1969 and 1970, Ken Thompson and Dennis
Ritchie began to develop their own single-user, multi-tasking small operating
system and they chose the name UNIX. Their initial goal was simply to operate
their DEC PDP machines more effectively. In 1971, UNIX became multi-user and
multi-tasking, but it was still just being developed by a small group of
programmers who were trying to take advantage of the machines they had at hand.
(In other words, this operating system that they were developing did not run on
any machine made by Bell!)
In 1973, Dennis Ritchie rewrote the UNIX operating system in C (a language he
had developed.) And in 1975, ....
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The Electronic Computer
1885 Words - 7 Pages.... writing and printing. In the past ten years, however, a powerful, general-purpose mind tool, , has become widely available. In almost any shopping mall we can now buy a machine that will not only do our arithmetic. In addition, this machine helps us think, write, draw, play music, learn, keep records and retrieve information. It is that we are using every day.
The idea of an automatic computing machine can be traced back to the mid-nineteenth century. But it was only in the 1904s, when electronics was applied to the task of automatic computing, that fast, reliable computers became possible. Early computers were used mainly for scientific and technical calculations. In the ....
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Computer Simulation
1699 Words - 7 Pages.... environment with scenarios
drawn from the entire operational continuum to support Army, joint and
coalition force training distributed across the globe.
a. The WARSIM 2000 simulation system will use a computer-based
simulation and associated hardware to support the training of unit
commanders and their battle staffs from battalion through theater-level as
well as to support training events in educational institutions. Designed
and built using modern computer technology, modern software engineering
techniques, and validated algorithms and databases, it will allow units
world-wide to train using their organizational equipment. A key feature of
the system will be its u ....
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The Year 2000 Bug
1942 Words - 8 Pages.... with personal information, city functions, and banking systems. For example you have a credit card that you just got and it expires 05/02, the bank will think 05/02 means 05/1902, It is way overdue to be terminated and bam! There goes your credit card. This bug also affects other things in the city. For example, if a train is running on a track and the power cuts out, then the gates wont go down and people will be in a lot of trouble. (Also, what happens if the power goes out in a hospital? (Also see “WHAT IS Y2K” later on)
Food is one essential thing that is crucial to survival and many people think that we may need lots of canned and dry goods. As in any crisis ....
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History Of Telecommunications
2827 Words - 11 Pages.... The history of telecommunication dates back as far as 490 BC. At this time there was no electricity, or any type of technology but there was a form of telecommunication. This for is called the Drum Telegraph. The drum telegraph was developed as a means of telecommunication. The natives of Africa introduced drum telegraphy. This roaring of drums is how messages were spread for far distances. In similar state, the old China used a sort of drum telegraph which was that of the "Tamtam". This was a big, free hanging, circular metal plate. The keystroking, as it is called, of this plate would create a far-reaching audible tone. This is the drum telegraph and the start o ....
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