Usually shutting down a {{w|Server (computing)|server}} is done via the operating system or software. Directly turning it
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...ssing power of a network of personal computers in order to achieve massive computing power. Individuals can join the project by installing the F@H software (the
Note that most modern computers do not "waste" computing time as much as older ones. They dynamically reduce their clock speed and o
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| titletext = Cloud computing has a ways to go.
...e network is the computer", and the mantra of technologies for distributed computing such as {{w|Common Object Request Broker Architecture|CORBA}}, {{w|Enterpri
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...at this is not due to abnormal behavior of the software (such as {{w|Hang (computing)|freezing}}), but rather because either the user or the software itself has
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...epresenting [[Randall]], admits to the readers he built a flimsy {{w|Cloud computing|cloud}} services company using spare computers and parts. Included in the c
...being a [[:category:Portmanteau|portmanteau]] of "[[xkcd]]" and "{{w|Cloud computing|cloud}}", here pronounced XK-cloud. The portmanteau incidentally still cont
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...ly referring to quantum indeterminacy of qubits, which are used in quantum computing.
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| Mobile computing annual sales || $220,000,000,000 ||
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...lanation]], in the form of a fictional conversation between Margaret and a computing running OpenSSL, explaining the problems with the {{w|Heartbleed bug}} and
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...in the [[:Category:My Hobby|My Hobby series]]. It describes a distributed computing network using an automated system to simultaneously run trillions of Tamago
...clude large {{w|Bitcoin network}} mining operations, the {{w|Worldwide LHC Computing Grid}} or, yes, running trillions of simultaneous Tamagotchis using an AI p
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...another gets practically impossible despite having all kinds of {{w|Cloud computing|cloud}} tools available, many of them designed to perform much more complex
*{{w|Library (computing)|Library}}: In this context, a library is a part of a computer program whic
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...lustrates the problem by analogy to some better-understood general-purpose computing hardware: the {{w|CPU}} in a smartphone. [[Cueball]] and [[Megan]] have use
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...the past, and the new generation of ''quantum hyper-beings'' ({{w|quantum computing}} AI minds, vastly more intelligent than either humans or the aforementione
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...ypical home PC could well use more than 4GiB of RAM, so several {{w|64-bit computing|64-bit architectures}} were created. These architectures are not compatible
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;Unit-aware computing makes imperial less annoying
:* Unit-aware computing makes imperial less annoying
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...rogramming language)|Python}} programming language has a nice {{w|Library (computing)|library}} that [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/twitter interfaces with the T
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In computing, {{w|program optimization}} is the practice of making a computer program wo
...uctured Programming with Goto statements" (1974)<ref name="p261-knuth.pdf">Computing Surveys, Vol 6, No 4, December 1974: http://web.archive.org/web/20130731202
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..., similar to computer cases with transparent side panels popular among DIY computing enthusiasts.
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...ace, outside the physical boundaries of the universe, and make up a single computing entity named AC which keeps pondering the question even as the {{w|heat dea
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...aning of a {{w|Character_(arts)|fictional character}}, or a {{w|Character (computing)|symbol which corresponds to a grapheme}} (e.g. letter, digit, punctuation
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: A command to {{w|Mount (computing)|mount}} all disk volumes in fstab (except for ones with the noauto flag).
: A command to {{w|Mount (computing)|mount}} all disk volumes in fstab (except for ones with the noauto flag).
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