It’s a piece of hardware (you can touch it) that changes something on the screen. Examples are a keyboard putting letters on the screen or a mouse moving the cursor
WAN domain which stands
for Wide Area Network and consists of the Internet and semi-private
lines.
The <span>RISKS
are: Service provider can have a major network
outage, Server can receive a DOS or DDOS attack</span>
and A FTP server can allow anonymously uploaded illegal software.
Those who use pirate software:
<span>1)Increase the chances that the software will not function correctly or will fail completely
2)Forfeit access to customer support, upgrades, technical documentation, training, and bug fixes
3)Have no warranty to protect themselves
4)Increase their risk of exposure to a debilitating virus that can destroy valuable data
5)May find that the software is actually an outdated version, a beta (test) version, or a nonfunctioning copy
6)Are subject to significant fines for copyright infringement</span>
Answer: design is art, art is design.
Any good artist is designing their work. Any good designer has an art to their work. The artist "designs" the composition of any piece they create, be it a painting, sculpture, furniture, etc. There is design even in a child's drawing.
Explanation:
The answer is (A)
TwiceFormat painter is that icon tool that looks like
a paintbrush that is used to pick up formatting of an existing text and then
paints it on the next text you select. If you wish to apply the formatting to
more than one element, you should double-click the format painter and press esc
key to deactivate.
