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… It allows you to run many applications at the same time, also called "Multi Tasking" and also allows for simultaneous multi-user logins. Linux will also run on a large range of systems, from that old 386 sitting in your basement, to those top of the…

… element, living in the north eastern region of the periodic table, in Period 2, Group IV, which means I have two occupied shells and contain 4 electrons in my valance shell. I am universally renowned from my chemical symbol of C, and distinguished…

… it is very hard to understand why anyone would want to devote his life to it. Many see philosophers as dreamy recluses confined within their own abstruse world of seemingly futile and impractical reasoning. Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are…

… Technology (IT) has improved society. I will do this by showing ways that Information Technology has improved safety in society, through the prediction of possible dangers, and as a direct result prevention of injury and loss of life. Society…

… has been around from the beginning of time and it will be here till the end. Stress and challenges have brought about greats like Martin Luther King, Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X. Eustress is needed in our lives to make this world exciting and fulfilling…

… an investigation into the rate of reaction between Sodium thiosulphate and hydrochloric acid. Background information: • The equation for the rate of reaction is 1/time. • The rate of reaction measures the speed of reaction. It is a measure of…

… the Development of Modern Science? Before this question can be addressed, you must first define what modern science consists of. I see modern science as the past one hundred years of electrical, mechanical, physical, and galactic discovery. Modern…

… years have possessed knowledge on criminal behaviour through executing psychological research. Numerous psychologists have embarked on studies but the focus is on four particular studies chosen for deeper analysis. Firstly, Sheldon had a theory of crimin…

… Engineers are sets of rules of conduct that have been established by the engineering community that outline the obligations of professional engineers to society, to employers and clients, and to fellow engineers. These rules are established…