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    Student Name Eng 112 WB Argumentative Paper Homeschool: More Than a Viable Option Homeschooling is a viable alternative to institutionalized schooling because it allows for an individualized education that meets the child’s needs‚ allows more freedom and flexibility in terms of curriculum‚ and better prepares a child for real life social situations. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES.ed.gov)‚ in 2007 there were roughly 1.5 million children being homeschooled

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    NT1430 Linux Networking

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    NT1430 Linux Networking: Study Guide Wed 21-November-2012 Linux Commands: Know these commands and what they do: • Directory and list commands o ls‚ ls –l o pwd o cd / o cd and cd~ (hint: both take you to your home directory) o cd .. (takes you up one directory • Know what cp and mv do and how to use them • File viewing commands: o cat o less and more (one page at atime) o vi and view o tail (shows the last 10 lines of a file) o head (shows the top 10 lines) • chmod for changing permissions

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    X Window System Linux Networking 8/13/2013 John Rowell 1. What three components make up the X Windows System? What is the additional component? X server Window Manager Desktop environment X font server 2. Why does the Xorg.conf file contain a warning about editing the file? What is the function of the module section in the xorg.conf or XF86config. File? 7.3.1.5. Module The Module section specifies which modules from the /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/ directory the X server

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    record points to a domain. What are mx resource records for? identifies the email servers for a domain How would you find the ip address of example.com from the command line? $ hostname example.com or $ dig example.com How would you instruct a linux system to use the local network? Dns cache located at 192.168.1.254 or the isp’s Dns cache ‚located at 1.2.3.4‚ if lan nameserver is unavailable ? Tree files to check on. etc man host.conf will tell you about the order option etc Is for

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    Milk and Viable Salmonella

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    Salmonella Salmonella is a prokaryotic‚ rod shaped‚ bacterial organism. It is nonsporeforming and Gram-negative.(1) Salmonella is responsible for almost 60 percent of reported cases of bacterial food borne illness and 40 percent of all food borne illness of any kind. Salmonella survives digestion and reproduces in the small intestine‚ making people sick. Salmonella has hundreds of different types‚ all of which cause much the same illness in humans. Eating food containing live salmonella bacteria

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    Official User Guide Linux Mint Main Edition Page 1 of 50 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION TO LINUX MINT........................................................................................ 4 HISTORY.........................................................................................................................................4 PURPOSE.........................................................................................................................................4 VERSION

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    Linux Security Technologies John Pierce SELinux (Security Enhanced Linux) is a mandatory access control in the Linux kernel that was originally developed by NSA (National Security Agency) with direct contributions provided by Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) via the Fedora Project. In the day and age of identity theft and attempted sabotage from terrorists against our country‚ it should be very apparent why an organization like NSA had such an interest in heading up development of a more

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    LINUX / Open Source Software - Case Study #3 BUS 326 Integrated Information Systems LINUX Case Study #3 1) How does Linux differ from traditional software? Linux differs from traditional software because the operating system is open on the Internet. It allows programmers to continuously improve code while with proprietary programs; you have to use the programming company it belongs to. Open source software issues are resolved quickly‚ usually within days or weeks; proprietary

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    linux chap 1

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    others (freedom 3). By doing this you can give the whole community a chance to benefit from your changes. Access to the source code is a precondition for this You are free to (1)study it‚ (2)redistribute it‚ and (3) modify it. 2. Why is Linux popular? Why is it popular in academia? Bell Labs offered it to educational institutions at nominal cost. The schools‚ in turn‚ used it in their computer science programs‚ ensuring that computer science students became familiar with it. Because

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    Free Software Foundation/GNU? What is Linux? Which parts of the Linux operating system did each provide? Who else has helped build and refine this operating system? Answer: GNU stands for "GNU’S Not Unix"‚ and it was designed to be a UNIX-like operating system developed by Richard Stallman. Linux is the name of operating system kernel developed by Linus Torvalds. GNU’s tools aside the Linux kernel make the operating system known as “Linux” aka “GNU/Linux”. Thousands of people helped refine

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