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- 4521: Modernization of Air Warfare
- ... for $2 billion. Each B-2 cost $437.4 million to build. After the military liked the bomber, they originally ordered 133 of them, then they cut back to 75 because of the deficit- reduction bill. Then, in 1992, the House of Representatives voted to buy only twenty, and later only 15 saying that 10 would be enough. With four General Electric engines with 19,000 pounds of thrust each, the ...
- 4522: Networks
- ... designate the resources available to the other computer, (printer, drives, folders, modems, etc.) The traditional types and number of hardware is required for installation of more than two computers. Security is based upon the access rights granted by each user and hence may be at risk since there is no central register for access. (i.e. One user may simply grant entire disk access to avoid taking the time to designate ...
- 4523: Computer Security
- ... for the tool of security: equipment ranging from locks on doors to computerized gate-keepers that stand watch against hackers, special software that prevents employees to steal the data from the company's computer. The bill can range from hundreds of dollars to many millions, depending on the degree of assurance sought. Although it needs to spend a lot of money to create a computer security system, it worth to make ...
- 4524: Computer Security
- ... for the tool of security: equipment ranging from locks on doors to computerized gate-keepers that stand watch against hackers, special software that prevents employees to steal the data from the company's computer. The bill can range from hundreds of dollars to many millions, depending on the degree of assurance sought. Although it needs to spend a lot of money to create a computer security system, it worth to make ...
- 4525: Computer Crime in the 90's
- ... we turn to the what is known as the "Official" Phreakers Manual "Phreak [fr'eek] 1. The action of using mischievous and mostly illegal ways in order to not pay for some sort of telecommunications bill, order, transfer, or other service. It often involves usage of highly illegal boxes and machines in order to defeat the security that is set up to avoid this sort of happening. [fr'eaking] v. 2 ...
- 4526: Protecting A Computer
- ... for the tool of security: equipment ranging from locks on doors to computerized gate-keepers that stand watch against hackers, special software that prevents employees to steal the data from the company's computer. The bill can range from hundreds of dollars to many millions, depending on the degree of assurance sought. Although it needs to spend a lot of money to create a computer security system, it worth to make ...
- 4527: The POSitouch System
- The POSitouch System Convention and Group Sales Sunday, April 06, 1997 POSitouch The POSitouch system was conceived in 1982, by the Ted and Bill Fuller, owners of the Gregg's Restaurant chain. They were looking to increase the efficiency of there restaurants through the use of computer technology. During there search they found systems but none meeting there total ...
- 4528: Macintosh vs. IBM
- ... created the mouse, which is as common as the keyboard. One thing that helps the IBM- Compatible in the hardware area, is all the third party developers. With the Apple computer, only Apple had the rights to develop hardware for their computers. With IBM-Compatibles anyone can develop hardware for it, thus we have many innovative accessories and hardware for the IBM-compatibles. One of the more interesting devices for the ...
- 4529: The Internet
- ... AT&T, Ford and J.C. Penny, to small law firms. "With the Internet, the whole globe is one marketplace and the Internet's information-rich WWW pages can help companies reach new customers," says Bill Washburn, former executive director of Commercial Internet Exchange (Baig 81). Through the Internet, new opportunities to save money are created for companies. One of the bigger savings is the cost of transmission. It is estimated ...
- 4530: Improving Cyberspace
- ... the fact that pornography exists many years ago. In addition, however, they set limits as to how far pornography could go, yet cyberspace somehow snuck past these limits. Just after the vote on the Exon bill, Senator Exon said "I knew it was bad, but when I got out of there, it made Playboy and Hustler look like Sunday-School stuff" (Elmer-Dewitt). He was talking about the folder of images ...
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