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Why is it important to know that the information from a source is correct?

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Why is it important to know that the information from a source is correct?

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When trying to do research or getting information on a particular topic it is really important for you to know that the information being received is correctly sourced. This is because if your job is trying to gather information on an incident that occurred and you need to write an article or something similar, and if that information gets published on the website and is wrong it will reflect really badly on the company and will receive negative reviews for having bad information sources.

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How different file types affect user side performance.

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How different file types affect user side performance.

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DDR4 SDRAM

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What different types of memory are available?

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What different types of memory are available?

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RAM, DRAM, SRAM, DRDRAM, ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM

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Plug-in applications are programs that can easily be installed and used as part of your Web browser. Initially, the Netscape browser allowed you to download, install, and define supplementary programs that played sound or motion video or performed other functions. These were called helper applications. However, these applications run as a separate application and require that a second window be opened. A plug-in application is recognized automatically by the browser and its function is integrated into the main HTML file that is being presented.

Among popular plug-ins to download are Adobe's Acrobat, a document presentation and navigation program that lets you view documents just as they look in the print medium, RealNetworks' streaming video player, and Macromedia's Shockwave for DIrector, an interactive animation and sound player. There are now hundreds of possible plug-ins. Most users wait until they need a particular plug-in before they download it.

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how does revisiting websites affect proformance

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how does revisiting websites affect proformance

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when you have already been on a websites it saves the cache from the last time you were on it meaning it shouldn't take too long to load up the second time

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What percent of people still use dial-up internet.

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What percent of people still use dial-up internet.

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Looking on various sites, the amount of people is uncertain but lies in the range of 3% and 6%. As technology evolves more and more, out-dated options such as Dial-up are less common due to being generally slower but however are still more efficient in some areas where digital would not.

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Internet Explorer.

Google Chrome.

Mozilla Firefox.

Safari.

Opera.

Konqueror.

Lynx.

Most common browser in the UK:
-Google Chrome
-Internet Explorer
-Safari
Most common browser in the USA:
-Google Chrome
-Fire Fox
-Safari
Most common browsers globally:

Google Chrome.

Firefox.

Safari.

UC Browser.

Iron.

Internet Explorer.

Opera.

Android Browser.

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How does the browser affect the performance?

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How does the browser affect the performance?

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All browsers are different in how they interpret website code.  The reason a website may look different or odd may be because there is a problem with the browser and not the website itself. Each browser has a list of elements or website code it supports and the list varies from browser to browser.

This means that if you have a website design that includes rounded corners made with CSS (cascading style sheets), Firefox will show the rounded corners but Internet Explorer (IE) will not.  The same goes for other elements like transparency, shading or movement; one browser may have no problem at all with these though others do not support these elements so rounded corners will show up as pointed corners, etc.  Likewise, some browsers may load pages faster than others.

Each browser has many different versions, this presents problems for web designers as each version supports different elements so a web designer has to look at a website in each browser and then, look at it in the different versions.  Of course, the real fun is the website code has to be fixed so it looks right and functions properly in each version. They come out with updates on a regular basis, so your website could look and function fine one day and the next day be broken when a new update doesn’t ‘play well’ with your website code.  The Internet is always changing and when browsers updated themselves, they often stop supporting older and outdated website coding/practices so you can see this is a potential problem, especially if your website was built many years ago.

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How will Memory capacity affect web performance

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How will Memory capacity affect web performance

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the more memory capacity you have the faster the web page will run for you as there is enough space for all the information and data to be loaded.