In a previous post about networks, we traveled through the basics of setting up a LAN and a Star Network. This was done in preparation for our next destination: the networking world outside a local environment.
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In early May, Bitcoin lost almost 35% of its value and dropped to 27K$ within a week. The rest of the cryptocurrency followed its pattern. A lot of owners of cryptocurrency were in total shock: how could this happen and more important: what lies ahead?
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When I was a kid, once in a while I joined a local “LAN Party”. A LAN party is an event where people get together with computers or compatible game consoles, where a Local Area Network (LAN) connection is established between the devices. The main purpose of these LAN parties is to play multiplayer video games together.
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In this modern era where everything is connected, it is important to understand how networks work. A lot of devices nowadays have a form of network connection. Sometimes even without knowing this.
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Zero-Trust is a security framework that defines how users inside and outside an organization must be authenticated. This means that in an organization, measures must be taken continuously to assess when and how users can access applications and data.
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May 5th is Liberation Day in my country (the Netherlands). Although the Allies did not fully liberate The Netherlands in August 1945. Soon after the war, the Dutch government decided that Liberation Day would take place on May 5th, the date of the German army’s defeat. This year, May 5th was on Thursday and the first Thursday of May is also known as World Password Day.
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In my previous post about computer memory, I was mainly focusing on the mechanics and the types of memory. Additionally, there are a lot of other memory-related subjects that indirectly connect with RAM. In this post, I will get into more details.
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