[Day 1] 5. Extra
Microprocessors cannot be shared among users in the traditional sense of personal computing.
ISP (Internet Service Provider): Provides internet connectivity. - Super ISPs: Larger ISPs with significant control over internet infrastructure. - Data Security: Data transmitted over networks is scanned for threats and encrypted to protect against hacking. - RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks): A method for storing data across multiple disks to ensure redundancy and performance.
Frame Structure: Data is transmitted in chunks called frames, with sizes ranging from 64 bytes to 1518 bytes. Padding is added if necessary to meet the minimum size. - EMI and RFI: Electromagnetic and Radio Frequency Interference can disrupt network communication.
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