The Motherboard – Part 4
In previous posts, I already explained a lot about how a motherboard works. But the last step is to install a motherboard in a workstation.
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In previous posts, I already explained a lot about how a motherboard works. But the last step is to install a motherboard in a workstation.
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Because of the many cyberattacks at the moment and the buzz around big tech companies that gather a lot of data, both in business and on an individual scale, I would like to take a deep dive into HTML/Web Tracking.
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When I started to explore the functionality of APIs, I ran into both JSON and XML as tools for using APIs. At first, I thought both were programming languages but that was an incorrect assumption.
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When you want to check the weather on your smartphone you just press the weather app on your smartphone and you immediately receive information about the weather. What you might not notice are all the gears that start to turn in order to make this happen.
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As discussed in a previous post, expansion cards can upgrade a computer with new functions that are not available in the basic setup. Over the years the numbers of these standalone expansion cards have been dwindling, because the computer of today has many of these functions built-in its CPU or motherboard.
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In a previous post, I explained the basics of NFTs. In this post, I will continue to give more insight into NFTs and the possibilities/opportunities it has. NFTs are still in early adoption and embracing NFTs as an investor right now, making it part of your portfolio might have a very positive impact on your portfolio value in the (near) future.
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In my previous post, we learned the basics about the motherboard. But in addition to the basics, there are also more advanced features that are fun to learn. In this post, I will discuss the different types of additional components that a motherboard can have on top of the standard components.
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