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    Discussion 1 How have you best used the Net/Web in doing school and work related activities? I have used the Internet for several years to help increase my knowledge about many different subjects. In school, I used it to research information covering subjects from geography to music, psychology, teaching, and more. The information on the Internet has helped me obtain greater insight about the world in which we live. Further, it has been a source for helping me to save money in acquiring all…

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    According to Pearce (2007), following the case of Kelo v. New London (2005), North Carolina lawmakers added a provision in the state’s eminent domain laws intended to limit the extent to which the state or city can seize private property. Under this provision, eminent domain can only be used to take individual parcels of land that are deemed to be blighted or dilapidated. The provision also includes a specific definition of what meets these criteria (p. 1790)…

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    While Creative Name Inc. is in two different locations, they want their network to function as though it is in the same building and location. To facilitate this, server editions based off Windows Server 2012 will be implemented. Domain Name Systems (DNS), Domain Controllers (DC), Active Directory (AD), file sharing, and print sharing are all requested additions to this unified network solution. In addition to the network requirements, a brief overview of labor and scheduling will be…

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    address and subnet that gives the addressing schema for the network. 2. What information can you retrieve from the Domain Name System (DNS)? From the DNS, the following information can be retrieved a. Number of servers and workstations deployed on the network. b. IP address related to a certain domain c. Zone file of DNS server might have information of domain or sub domains 3. How would you fingerprint the network? To fingerprint the network, you might need any of the following software.…

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    Service Provider (ISP). The Internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks that use the standard Internet protocol suite (TCP/IP) to serve billions of users worldwide. It is a network of networks that consists of millions of private, public, academic, business, and government networks, of local to global scope, that are linked by a broad array of electronic, wireless and optical networking technologies. The Internet carries a vast range of information resources and services,…

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    Chapter 8: Local SEO Almost all web pages have the letters WWW before the name of the web page. This stands for world wide web. The words indicate that placing any information on the internet opens it out to scrutiny all over the world. However, when you are seeking customers, what you should aim to accomplish is having all the information available in your local area, so that you can benefit from significant growth. The reasons that local SEO is growing is because there are more people using…

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    to Dyn there were tens of millions of IP addresses hitting the servers at the same time (Turton, 2016). A DNS server is a server that stores a database of domain names, such as www.lds.org, and maps them to a public IP address. This makes it so instead of having to know the IP address of a website you can just access it by typing in the domain name. When the DDoS attack was happening, those tens of millions of IP addresses were taking all the resources and processing power of the DNS server so…

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    positively and negatively. In this paper, I am going to discuss about how the Censorship can work positively but it can also be a detriment to society. Internet Censorship Method Zuchora-Walske (2010, p.56) stated that people like to be a body of the public and be useful in different areas unrestrictedly through the freedom of expression by the methods of publishing their own ideas on their interested topics. The mostly used method of censorship is…

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    Names are identities. Whether on the internet succeeding a Commercial At, a television screen, or on top of a text messaging thread. It seems, as it should, that our names have meaning, regardless of accuracy or desire. In Melissa Faebos’s book Abandon Me she illustrates a grand irony in her chapter “Call My Name”, to have a name mean one thing but the adverse be your reality. Within my own life, I’ve set goals, maintained demeanors, and pushed the status quo all in the pursuit that one day my…

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    D1-Evaluate the suitability of event driven programs for non-graphical applications Non-graphical applications: Now a days all devices and the latest technology uses the event driven programming that event means input and output, Event driven are very suitable for graphic user interface. A GUI presents the user with a variety of graphic selections and menu that can be used with key board or other input. An event drive programming languages uses this GUI approach to provide the user variety of…

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