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I'm sorry, but if someone does not know the security risks, they need to learn them before they do any coding. And, I haven't even started on the performance issues related to EF, though the Obama Care web site does come to mind. EF is an OK tool for prototyping, but people ...
So, Erasure Coding Does What? Erasure coding is a mathematical calculation for protecting data. It uses a coding method to protect data from unwanted “erasures” – like hard drive failures. And that’s where it gets its name. Erasure coding works like this: Divide the data into m segment...
What Does Boolean Mean? Boolean refers to a system of logical thought that is used to create true/false statements. A Boolean value expresses a truth value (which can be either true or false). Boolean expressions use the operators AND, OR, XOR and NOT to compare values and return a true...
What does veracity mean in big data? What is the difference between NULL and DEFAULT? What is a scripting language? Give an example of a proposition that contains at least three independent variables and at least five operations. Provide the truth table for that proposition. Is it a tautology...
How does cipher block chaining work? CBC is used to encrypt and decrypt large plaintext inputs by creating a cryptographic "chain" in which each ciphertext block is dependent on the last block. The use of the XORbinaryfunction means that two bits are compared and the output altered with a...
For binary strings, Hamming distance is equal to the number of ones in d(strOne XOR strTwo). Here are a few of the important terminologies that you might encounter during your learning journey: Hamming Weight: The “Hamming weight,” within the context of computer science and information theor...
Consider the following C-like program: int fun(int *i) { *i +=5; return 4; } void main() { int x = 3; x = x + fun(&x); } What is the value of "x" after the assignment statement in main, assuming a) What does a double reference (&&) in C++ mean? (a) How do we...
I just stilled an account in an online game and it's name was Tenison... I liked it so i used it... :/ What really does it mean? :\ → Reply » » CodeItLikeAidos 10 years ago, hide # ^ | +13 → Reply » » » marat.snowbear 10 years ago, hide #...
What does this mean? Simply means that the attacker set up unattended access on the victim machine and then restarted the host. This unattended access means the attacker can connect at anytime by using a password they set, or tricked the user into setting, on the host. Next we see that...