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    Geocaching

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    site database‚ get the coordinates‚ and use your GPS receiver to zero in on the geocache location. (Your GPS receiver usually won’t lead you directly to the cache‚ and this is where your powers of observation come into play in locating the cache’s hiding place.) Geocaching is pronounced GEE-oh-cash-ing. It’s not appropriate to pronounce cache as ca-SHAY‚ even if you are French. So unless you want some funny looks‚ stick with good ol’ cash. In a few short years‚ geocaching has grown incredibly popular

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    System Unit

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    Chapter 4 Objectives Differentiate among various styles Differentiate among various styles of system units of system units Identify chips‚ adapter cards‚ and other Identify chips‚ adapter cards‚ and other components of aamotherboard components of motherboard Describe the components of aaprocessor and how Describe the components of processor and how they complete aamachine cycle they complete machine cycle Identify characteristics of various personal Identify characteristics of various personal computer

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    lesson11

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    2013 Remote Desktop (e) Based on the former Terminal Services System image backup (j) Saves data to VHD Branch Cache (a) Conserves WAN bandwidth Distributed cache mode (b) Files cached on each client Volume shadow copies (h) Previous versions Incremental backup (d) Files changed since the last backup job Windows RE (i) Accessible from Windows 7 installation disk Hosted cache mode (c) Files cached on a central server Windows Remote Management (g) Executes PowerShell commands on remote computers

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    CA Assignment 2

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    arrays are read simultaneously. A cache read is a hit. LRU: Cache power usage= (4*5) + 20 +1 = 41 units. FIFO: Cache power usage= (4*5) + 20 = 40 units. Random Replacement Policy: Replacement array is not accessed. Cache power usage= (4*5) + 20= 40units. b) Cache Read Miss LRU: Cache power usage= (4*5) + 4 = 24units FIFO: Cache power usage= (4*5) + 1= 21units Random: Cache power usage= (4*5) = 20 units c) LRU: Cache power usage= (4*5) + 26

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    space model to full protection with preemptive multi-tasking. Our measurements were enabled by hardware counters in Intel’s Pentium (tm) processor that permit measurement of a broad range of processor events including instruction counts and on-chip cache miss rates. We used both microbenchmarks‚ which expose specific differences between the systems‚ and application workloads‚ which provide an indication of expected end-to-end performance. Our microbenchmark results show that accessing system functionality

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    Geocaching Research Paper

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    I see there is a new adventure sport emerging. It is called Geocaching. Geocaching is a real world game that consists of people hiding caches‚ then others go to find it. Hide and seek for adults basically. There are some sites that offer prizes for finding caches. One asks that you trade a found cache for another one. It is becoming quite a trend. Now forgive me for being niave - but if you are going to burn gas and energy looking for treasure - why wouldn’t it be REAL treasures that you search

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    reduced power consumption and more efficient simultaneous processing of multiple tasks‚ multi-core processors promise to improve the user experience in home and business environments. Key words- multi core‚ architecture‚ wide dynamic execution‚ smart cache‚ smart memory access. 1. INTRODUCTION One constant in computing is that the world’s hunger for faster performance is never satisfied. Every new performance advance in processors leads to another level of greater performance demands from businesses

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    The Importance of Cpu's

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    -John von Neumann John von Neumann‚ born December 28‚ 1903 was a Hungarian mathematician who made important contributions to computer science‚ von Neumann is best known for his EDVAC (Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer) which opposed the not yet released ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer). Neumann’s EDVAC design was intended to resolve many of the problems created by the ENIAC’s design. The ENIAC was designed to operate in decimal‚ whereas the EDVAC was designed

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    Pc Structure

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    3 microseconds clock cycle time * 246 Instructions | 8bit | 1978 | INTEL 8086/8088 | * 1KB Main Memory * Data Bus width of 8086 is 16 bit and 8 bit for 8088 * 1 MB Main Memory * 400 nanoseconds clock cycle time * 6 byte instruction cache for 8086 and 4 byte for 8088 * In 1981 IBM decided to use 8088 in its personal computer | 16 bit | 1982 | INTEL 80186 | * 1MB Main Memory * Contained special hardware like programmable counters‚ interrupt controller etc.. * Never used in

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    Sputnik and the Cold War

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    already paranoid enough Russia launched another Sputnik‚ this time with a dog in it. Right after the Sputnik Iaunch in October‚ the U.S. Defense Department responded to the‚ "political challenge" by funding for a U.S. satellite project. On January 31‚ 1958 the United States successfully launched Explorer I. This whole series of events is what first established NASA. Sputnik over America seven times a day‚ which with every orbit had American politicians waiting to see if it was more than just a

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