Answer should be processor
Answer:
The answer is "Option B".
Explanation:
In the database, the term SPSD is used. It is located on the host computer that helps to access connected dumb terminals. It is usually running on under multitasking, time-sharing operating systems, that enables you to use multiple processes to run simultaneously on a host computer accessing a single DP. It is not used for end user's sides, that's why it is not correct.
Answer:
File details is the correct answer for PLATO users
First, rpm is RedHat Package Manager. Compilation is done with gcc, the GNU C Compiler.
To add that kernel to grub2's menu, as root you'd need to run:
grub2-mkconfig > /boot/grub2/grub.cfg #redirection is favored by Red Hat
Check out the man page @ man grub2-mkconfig
Answer:
1st question=no
2nd question=consumer will never be satisfied.Unless the technology is super strong that nothing can stop it
3rd question=almost everything,first they build technology because they want humans life to be easy.
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