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Difficulty Moderate Steps 4 Time Required 5 - 10 minutes Sections 1 Battery 4 steps Flags Better Introduction Improve this guide by completing or revising its introduction. BackWowWee CHiP Robot Dog Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Battery Place CHiP on its back so that its stomach is facing you....

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Difficulty Moderate Steps 14 Time Required 1 hour Sections 3 SIM Card 2 steps Fingerprint Sensor 8 steps Side Mounted Buttons 4 steps Flags 0 BackZTE Blade Z Max Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 SIM Card Turn the device on it side with the buttons away from you....

CLI may refer to any of the following: Short for command-line interface, CLI is an interface found on network devices, such as network routers. The interface allows the management and control of that network device. CLI is also an operating system interface, see the command line definition for further information about this interface. Related information How to access a home network router setup or console. Network and network card help and support....

CMOS may refer to any of the following: Alternatively known as an RTC (real-time clock), NVRAM (non-volatile RAM), or CMOS RAM, CMOS is short for complementary metal-oxide semiconductor. CMOS is an onboard, battery-powered semiconductor chip inside computers that stores information. This information ranges from the system time and date to your computer’s hardware settings. The picture shows an example of the most common CMOS coin cell battery (Panasonic CR 2032 3V) used to power the CMOS memory....

Computer Management is a Microsoft Windows MMC snap-in that was first introduced with Windows XP. It allows access to admin tools, including the Event Viewer, Task Scheduler, local users and groups, performance logs and alerts, Device Manager, Disk Management, and the Services manager. How to open Windows Computer Management Press Windows key+X to open the Power User Tasks Menu. Select Computer Management (or press G). Or: Open the Control Panel....

Short for Channel Service Unit/Data Service Unit, CSU/DSU is a hardware device used to connect and translate the signal coming from a digital line to a computer or network. For example, a user or business with a T1 line has a CSU/DSU connected to their network to translate incoming and outgoing data. The CSU/DSU allows their network to work over the T1 line. Computer abbreviations, Network terms, T1, T2, T3...

Alternatively known as DNFTT (don’t feed the trolls), DFTT is shorthand for don’t feed the trolls. It is a slang expression used in chat rooms and on forums as a suggestion to ignore individuals trying to start arguments or cause general grief. Chat terms, Computer slang, Flame, Troll Related information Top 10 terms every parent of teenagers should know. What are the most important computer terms I should know?

Created in 2017, DLive is a live streaming service with a focus on gaming content. The unique selling point of DLive is its blockchain-based method of revenue generation. Rather than monetizing content using advertising, like on sites such as YouTube and Twitch, DLive uses cryptocurrencies to reward creators and viewers on the website for participating. Due to the website’s laissez-faire regulations, DLive has become home to controversial influencers who cannot stream elsewhere because of more strict terms of service on other sites....

A function used to determine if something is valid or found. For example, in Perl the exists function could be used with an array or a hash to determine if a value exists. In the example below, if the example value exists in the test array the computer would print “Test exists…” to the computer screen. print “Test exists…” if exists $test{example}; Some programming languages or script languages also use exist, which performs the same or similar function, but under a different name....

H.323 is an ITU standard for IP telephony developed as an add-on of the H.320 that specified the standards required for videoconferencing over ISDN and other circuit switch networks. H.323 helps allow users to participate in videoconferencing with other users using different applications and hardware. ITU, NetMeeting, Network terms, Protocol

Idle may refer to any of the following: Idle describes when something is operating but is not being used. For example, it is idle when your computer is on, but you are not doing anything with it. Today, when a computer or electronic device is idle for too long, it may go into an energy-conserving mode or standby to save power. An idle process is any running process or program that uses computer resources but is not actively being utilized....

Mini-ATX, or Mini ATX, is the name of any of several motherboard form factors that are slightly smaller than Mini-ITX. Though there is no official standard, Mini-ATX dimensions are usually 5.9" x 5.9" (105 x 105 mm). They are intended for use in smaller computers that are power efficient and generate little heat, such as HTPCs. FlexATX, Form factor, Micro ATX, Motherboard terms, Standard ATX Related information Motherboard help and support....

NM may refer to any of the following: The scientific unit nm is short for nanometer, a billionth of a meter. The fabrication process of CPUs is categorized in nm, in reference to the size of the pathways which carry electrical current on the processor’s semiconducting silicon. Narrower pathways permit more circuits per chip, higher processing power, and greater energy efficiency. Shorthand for never mind, NM is used in chat rooms and text communications....

Short for on-screen keyboard, OSK is a software feature found in Microsoft Windows that allows a mobility-impaired user to use their mouse to select keys on the keyboard. It can be used instead of a hardware keyboard to type in almost any software program. The on-screen keyboard has a layout like a standard keyboard, including all letters, numbers, symbols, and system keys, like Home, End, Insert, Page Up, Page Down, Ctrl, Alt, Caps, and Shift....

Polyinstantiation is a computing technique where multiple instances of a shared resource are created to prevent a single user or process from contaminating the data required by others. In an operating system, it creates multiple instances of virtual memory or a temporary directory to maintain system security when the resource accessed by multiple users. Polyinstantiation is used in relational database management systems. A single relation may be mapped to multiple instances of a row of data to assist users with different security levels....

VDC may refer to any of the following: Short for voltage direct current, VDC is a measurement in a DC system. For example, a computer power supply may rate a cable or wire as +5VDC, an additional 5volts of direct current electricity. Short for video display controller, VDC is an integrated circuit responsible for handling a TV video signal in early computers and gaming systems. Today, video display controllers are replaced by some form of GPU (graphic process unit)....

Short for World Wide Web Consortium, W3C is an organization founded by Tim Berners-Lee in 1994. Its purpose is help with the development of common protocols for the unified evolution of the Web. Computer acronyms, Internet terms, PICS, Web design terms, WWW Related information How to test and check a web page for errors. The official W3C website.

ZFS is a file system and logical volume manager developed by Sun Microsystems. It is designed for high-performance, fault-tolerant, large-scale Unix-like systems. ZFS history ZFS was first developed at Sun in 2001 as a proprietary file system, and was released as an open-source component of OpenSolaris in 2005. In 2010, when Sun was acquired by Oracle, ZFS reverted to closed-source, proprietary software. ZFS history. ZFS features. Operating systems that support ZFS....

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