... designed for home users, most of whom neither care about number of floating-point operations per second, nor know what it means. Very few home users will pay $500 for Photoshop 5.0 to edit photos on their PC. The more likely uses for home computers are: word processing, browsing the Internet, and 3-D gaming. Since the most popular word processor is developed by ... instead of replacing them. As one can see, there's no reason to buy a Mac because PCs for home users are better in every way. Home users do not care about Photoshop performance because they will never use a photo-editing prog...

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... result in chaos. Secondly, there should be the establishment of right ethical consciousness in cyber space world. Do you know why cracking or hacking occurs continuously? I think the reason is the fact that most people do not consider hacking or cracking as a serious crime. So, young children should be educated to fact that how serious e-commerce is. Lastly, the act or regulation ... ...

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... Microsoft Word Paradox PowerPoint Canvas Kazaa Platform-independent software Quattro Word Perfect dBase ACT Adobe illustrator Music Mix Lotus Ami Pro Quicken MacDraw Pro Turbo Tax Paintbrush Microsoft Money Adobe PhotoShop Info Select Dream Designer As computers keep becoming more and more a part of our lives, the technology will keep getting better. Tomorrow's application software will be making it easier and ... ...

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... Resources Access, Excel Comfortable. Yes Know or can learn most programs that I need or want to use. W1 Email, chat, research, word processing, games. 15 hours Email No Yes Marketing Photoshop Word Processing Not totally comfortable. Yes I can use some programs. W2 Games, school work, email. 10 hours Email Yes. Solitaire and Freecell. 3 times a week. Yes Accounting Simply Accounting Very comfortable ... ...

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... actually do damage to computer systems and profit from stolen information. These individuals are referred to by the hacking community as crackers because their "unethical" and illegal conduct is actually cracking. As a rule hackers do not like crackers (53). True hackers are interested not in destruction but in technology, and they circumvent security only to help improve it (53). A hacker who ... ...

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... and being the great son that they think he is. But in reality, he is networking into different companies credit reports and personal data. Then he is moving on to cracking into people's computers by sending out viruses and receiving all of their personal information that is stored on their computer. Everyday, people all around the world are losing their privacy ... ...

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... breaks the security of a system. Coined by hackers in defense against journalistic misuse of the term "hacker." The term "cracker" reflects a strong revulsion at the theft and vandalism perpetrated by cracking rings. There is far less overlap between hacker Dom and cracker Dom than most would suspect ". (http://www.discovery.com/area/technology/hackers/glossary.html). These are a few of the ... ...

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