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During the medieval period, having membership in a guild was important for trade. It would ensure the products traded/sold were held to the standard and sold for the fair price.
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One advantage of <u>byte-oriented APIs</u> is that all byte of the data sent by the API is retrieved but for <u>APIs with application-defined message boundaries</u>, some bytes of data could be lost in the streaming process.
One disadvantage of <u>byte-oriented APIs</u> is the time it takes to resend a byte increases its propagation delay, while the is an advantage of the <u>APIs with application-defined message boundaries</u> as it does not have to resend any lost bytes of data, making it faster.
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Note that byte-oriented APIs uses the TCP socket which resends lost bytes of data and application-defined message boundaries APIs uses the UDP protocol to send data but does not resend if lost.
Let's say for example you have a toddler, or a pet. Let's say a cat. If the ctrl+alt+delete wasn't there. It would go straight to entering the password. Now let's say your child or pet likes to press the keys for a while. If they manage to press enter and enter the incorrect password. Eventually it will lock up your computer.
