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What is NASA?

NASA is the United State's official space agency. An acronym for National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA is charged with developing tactical aeronautic and space vehicles, space exploration, and monitoring global patterns such as climate ... [more]



What is Netscape Navigator?

Netscape Navigator was the dominant web browser during the early years of the Internet. Developed and marketed by Netscape Communications Corporation as an easy to use product, Netscape Navigator is credited with bringing the Internet within easy rea... [more]



What is a Network?

A network is an interconnected system of nodes, or objects. In computer terminology, networks usually refer to either the electric distribution systems some large IT providers manage, or systems of interconnected computers. The largest of these compu... [more]



What is Noise Pollution?

Noise pollution is a type of energy pollution in which distracting, irritating, or damaging sounds are freely audible. As with other forms of energy pollution (such as heat and light pollution), noise pollution contaminants are not physical particles... [more]



What is NTFS?

NTFS is a Microsoft file system. It was introduced in Windows NT and has been the default file system for every version of Microsoft Windows since. NTFS replaced the aged FAT file system and addresses most of FAT's shortcomings. NTFS has been continu... [more]



What is Online?

The term online refers to a device or service that is available for immediate use. Typically the word is used in reference to the Internet, with online services being any service that is accessible via the World Wide Web or other Internet interface. ... [more]



What is Open Office?

Open Office is a free office suit intended to replace Microsoft Office. It is distributed free of charge via download and is available for most popular operating system... [more]



What is Open Source?

Open source is a programming philosophy whereby all aspects of a program are open for review. The term usually refers to the source code of the program, but can also refer to files created by the program, which would be readable in other applications... [more]



What is Opera?

Opera is an internet suite consisting of a web browser, an email client, a chat client, and a contact manager. The Opera web browser is usually hailed as an innovative and secure web browser, with many popular features of modern web browsers being Op... [more]



What is an Operating System?

An operating system is the lowest-level program running on a computer. The operating system provides software interfaces for the computer hardware, basic input and output functions, file and network management, and memory allocation. On top of ... [more]


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