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    The Basic Guide to Network Success Foot Printing also known as reconnaissance is the technique used for gathering information about computer systems and the entities that they belong to. To get this information, a hacker might use various tools and technologies. There are various methods in which a hacker can obtain your information/data. One in particular that comes to mind is Port Scanning. Other methods of gaining access to a network infrastructure would be Social Engineering, Keylogging,…

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    Introduction I will be writing a Linux Implementation Proposal for the company Linx, LLC. This company has a new research and development group named LSDG. All the systems in the group LSDG will be running the Red Hat Linux operating system. These systems will access and share resources with the existing hardware in place. The existing hardware that Linx, LLC has implemented is a Microsoft active directory domain which contains numerous Windows Server 2012 R2 servers running services like DNS,…

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    Often I am asked why I use Linux and if I would I would recommend it to them. I wish the answer was an easy one. I cant speak for every Linux user however, most that I have met have something similar in mind, Freedom. It usually begins with friends or other acquaintances that somehow coerced me into helping them fix or repair their computer. I always bring a decently equipped USB drive with all sorts of Windows programs to help debug and repair but my most valuable tool is my ArchLinux laptop…

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    A scenario that best elucidates the operation of a 24 hour knowledge factory involves three or more geographically and temporally distributed software R&D teams. Traditionally, this scenario required that the complete project is sequentially moderated and assigned alternately to each of the teams. Collaboration between the teams, in this case, is minimal, restricted to communicating through the various interface provided. Unlike the traditional development model, the 24-h knowledge factory…

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    1) What is a PCV? What does PCV stand for? What is another name for PCV? Describe the procedure for obtaining a PCV. o PCV stands for packed cell volume. o Another name for a PCV is hematocrit. o A PCV is the measurement of the ratio of packed red cells in a known volume of whole blood sample. o The procedure is to take blood from your patient and put it into a purple top tube, which has the anticoagulant EDTA in it. • Next you need to fill 2 micro hematocrit tubes with the blood about ¾ a…

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    Nokia had performed various key activities to execute the progressions as blueprinted in the February eleventh declaration. They were a piece of the real procedure change and had long haul suggestions to Nokia's plan of action, representatives and future developments. As Nokia is no more concentrating on the dated Symbian stages, Elop chose to outsource the Symbian programming improvement and bolster gadgets to Accenture. This was viewed as a cost sparing measure as well, as 2800 Nokia workers…

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    Argumentative Article Essay In “Step aside, Windows! Open source and Linux are IT’s new security headache,” Preston Gralla is examining how hackers are beginning to target open source softwares more than in the past. Gralla points out that Windows is still the primary target of attacks, “nearly 99% of them targeted Windows” but also argues that open source software attacks are on the rise. Gralla provides an ample amount of credible information to back his claims. His use of ethos, pathos and…

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    OBJECTIVE: To obtain a General Operator position at DuPont. QUALIFICATIONS: ♣ Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook). ♣ Knowledgeable in a variety of computer programs and the ability to master new systems. ♣ Proven ability to work a flexible shift schedule, including ability to work overtime, holidays, weekends, and on short notice call. ♣ Working experience of wearing personal protective equipment. ♣ Ability to lift 10 lbs. frequently,…

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Emmanuel Siguake English 300 3 October 2017 Common App fallacy critique The Common Application, also known as just the Common App, is an online application, which emerged in 1975 in the USA. It provides an easier college admission process to its users. The Common Application started with fifteen institutions, and nowadays it contains more than seven hundred universities and colleges not only in the US but also far beyond the country’s borders (The Common Application Fact Sheet). Being…

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    Interview Transcription Person 1 The first interviewee is a 29-year-old man, who originally from India. He is a single graduate student of Murray State University with Information System Major. His previous educations were a bachelor degree in Mathematics and an MBA in Marketing in India. He was born and raised in India and this is the first time he comes to the United States. Q: What does “being shy” mean to you? A: It means you are not talking to a person, hiding from that person. You won’t…

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