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CPU Core Symmetry: Asymmetrical versus Symmetrical
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Erich Karch
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The symmetry of a multi-core processor refers to whether the cores are of a homogenous or heterogeneous design. A processor with asymmetrical cores is one in which the design of the cores is heterogeneous. Typically this means that, in relation to one...
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Computer Memory: A Brief Survey of Technologies
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Erich Karch
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Below is a (very) brief cheat-sheet of descriptions of the most commonly used memory technology and specifications today: Dual In-line Memory Modules (DIMM) -- A Dual In-line Memory Module (DIMM) is actually not a type of memory; but rather, simply a...
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From a 100' View, What is TCP/IP? For that matter, what is a protocol?
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Erich Karch
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Conceptually, a network is nothing more than a shared location used by several entities to communication with one another. Like a crowded room where so many conversations are being held that no one can hear any of them, protocols are used to establish...
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What is Steganography? A Quick Primer
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Since the beginning of the War on Terrorism, there has been much fear and suspicion that terrorists may be using steganography to communicate covertly over the Internet. In October 2001, the New York Times publish an article claiming that al-Qaeda has...
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Software Maintenance Process of IEEE Standard 14764-2006
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IEEE 12207: International Standard: Software Engineering - Softare Life Cycle Processes defines that all the processes, activities, and tasks required for designing, developing and maintaining software to consist of five primary life cycle process categories...
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Lehman’s Laws of Software Evolution and the Staged-Model
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Abstract Many of the software lifecycle models of today focus on and prioritize the initial development of software; with many more implicitly suggesting that the maintenance of software is a homogenous open-ended process whose termination is made...
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HelloWorld();
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Hey Everyone, Access Management needs, it's everywhere! I finally figured out how to associate my Windows Live account with my internal Microsoft one so that I can have the rights create a blog here on MSDN But anyway, welcome to... Karchworld...
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