THE SOCIAL WEB LIAM SANDERS INF 103 COMPUTER LITERACY JOHN SHIPLEY AUGUST 10‚ 2013 TABLE OF CONTENT 1. THE SOCIAL WEB: WHAT IS IT? 2. BACKGROUND INFORMATION OF OUR POPULAR SOCIAL SITES 3. WHAT ARE THE SITES USED FOR? 4. REGISTERED USERS 5. CONCLUSION 6. REFERENCES The social web is a set of social relations that link people through the World Wide Web. It enables people to connect with old friends‚ family‚ and classmate. Social networking is an online service‚ platform‚ or site that focuses
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Report CSD_ ’rlt_n.05t‚ Aug .. ’ 19931 Abstract We report on the development of a two-dimensional geometric COllstraint solver. The solver is a major component of a lIew generation of CAD systems that we are developing based on a high-level geometry representation. The solver uses a graph-reduction directed algebraic approach‚ and achieves interactive speed. We describe the architecture of the solver and its basic capabilities. Theil) we discuss ill detail holV to extend the scope of the solver
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1. Don’t share or divulge your passwords to anyone. It is risky. Evil minded people could gain access to your accounts with such passwords. Remember that you would be held responsible for anything done through your accounts. 2. Don’t allow any program remember your passwords. It is risky. Online criminals and hackers could steal such passwords. However‚ you can use a reputable password manager to recall passwords for you. 3. Don’t use only one password for all your online accounts. It is risky
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Sarah Brindley‚ Unit 3 - suppporting children. E1/E2- Five pieces of current legislation are‚ Children Act 2004‚ Human Rights Act 2000‚ UNCRC 1998‚ Equality Act 2006 and Protection of data act 1999. Children Act 2004 states that the interests of children and young people are better in all considerations of welfare and safeguarding and that safeguarding children is everyone’s responsibility. This is because safegaurding can only be achieved by building up a range of outcomes for children and
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Scope of mathematics This article will provide an overview of the NCTM process and content standards. Educators first studying the standards may feel overwhelmed with the amount of content addressed within each grade-level span. State frameworks that dictate standards for each grade level exacerbate this situation. However‚ a longitudinal view will show how the same topics are developed over several years in a spiral and interconnected pattern. For example‚ the
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Communication Technologies Assignment 1 This is a rudimentary diagram representing the basic network that is employed in the Boston College Rochford Campus. This section represents a room‚ or department within the campus‚ showing how the Nodes are all connected to a multi-port switch using straight-through cables (Used to connect non-similar devices‚ such as a PC and a switch). The diagram on the left is a bog standard star topology‚ whereby a switch is connected to multiple nodes
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Non-exclusivity Clause 6 on non-exclusivity needs to be addressed. The lack of information here pertaining to the non-exclusivity of the 3 companies involved can be a huge security issue. The data being used here will not be exclusive to only one company‚ but rather all 3. However‚ provisions will need to be in place to where the data is shared only between these 3 companies‚ and not used for any other reason. Finman would best protect its data by limiting the amount exposed to Datanal and Minertek
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Principles of Network Security Security Management September 17‚ 2013 Contents Network Security Requirements With security mechanisms for the new network‚ management has asked for a report describing how the basics of a network operate and how two nodes communicate. With this we are going to break down the OSI model (Open Systems Interconnection) which is seven layers along with the TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol). After this the management
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TIMELINE OF GEOMETRY It is believed that geometry first came to being when and Egyptian Pharaoh wanted to tax farmers who raised crops near the Nile River. To do that the pharaoh’s agents had to measure the amount of land that was being used. 1. 2900 BC – The first pyramid was constructed. The knowledge of geometry was important due to the fact it consisted a square base and triangular faces. 2. 2000 BC- It was the earliest record of calculating the area of a triangle‚ however there is
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networking protocol can be refined and agreed upon. Some common RFC’s are RFC1866 (HTML)‚ RFC894 (Ethernet)‚ and RFC1180 (TCP/IP). RFC’s date back all the way to 1969 when the first RFC was published‚ RCF 1. RFC 1 was about host software and was made while working on the ARPA net. I bring up RFC 1 just as an example of how RFC’s documenting standards over the evolution of technology can be a great tool of keeping record.
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