Regular means all operators charms etc cost normal price, but the Starter edition increases the price for all of those things but it is cheaper then the reg version
The strings "or 1=1" and ""or ''=''" can be commonly used to trick an SQL WHERE clause into becoming true.
So if you specify <span>' or ''=' as a password, you can log in if the query string would be:
</span><span>select username,pass from users where username='you' and password='' or ''='<span>' limit 0,1;</span></span>
<span>When you save data on a disk, the OS places it in an available storage area, or a "Sector".
Usually the computer places that data in sectors in an order and usually next to each other but that is not the case always, sometimes part/s of that data can be scattered at different places which actually slows down the computer, for which we need to </span><span>Defragment </span>the disk space.
PUT THAT COOKIE DOWN!!!!!
Answer:
the higher order bits in AL will be true
Explanation:
We know from the truth table that in an OR operation, once one operand is true the result is true, no matter the value of the other operand. From the above AL will have the higher order bits to be true since the first four higher order bits are 1s, 1111_0000, this is regardless of the original values of AL. We cannot however ascertain if the lower bits of AL are true from this. Note 1 evaluates to true while 0 is false
