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🔐 4.1 Security Administration on Computing Resources

🔹 Secure Baselines

  • A baseline is a predefined configuration for a system, meant to represent a "known good state".

  • For the exam, understand that this is often created during system deployment and updated after major patches or config changes.

  • Example questions: May ask about what’s considered a baseline or how it’s used in hardening.

🔹 Hardening Systems

  • Key concept: Reduce attack surface. Disable anything

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Windows 2000 Keyboard Shortcuts: The Ultimate Guide

Windows 2000 Keyboard Shortcuts

Boost Your Productivity with These Time-Saving Tips

Learning a few useful keyboard shortcuts may not seem like a big productivity booster, but you may be surprised how fast you can perform common tasks once you break the "mouse" habit. This is especially useful when working on a rack-mounted server that either doesn't have a functioning mouse or had an ill-conceived trackball. Nothing will elevate your tech status to guru faster than being able to fly through the Windows...

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Principios y Tipos de Cooperativas: Guía Completa

Reglas Rochdale

Libre ingreso, derecho a retirarse, derecho de la sociedad a excluir socios, neutralidad política y religiosa, organización democrática, igualdad entre socios, distribución de excedentes, interés limitado sobre el capital, educación cooperativa, ventas al contado, control de calidad de productos.

Valores Cooperativos

Ayuda mutua, responsabilidad, democracia, igualdad, equidad, solidaridad, honestidad, transparencia, responsabilidad social y preocupación por los demás.

Principios

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Unit II – Acting and Improvisation (12 Hours)

1. Introduction to Acting

  • Acting is the art of representing a character on stage or screen through speech, movement, and emotion.

  • It requires understanding human behavior and expressing it truthfully in imaginary situations.

  • The goal of acting is to make the audience believe in the character and situation.


2. Improvisation in Acting

  • Improvisation means performing without a written script, relying on creativity and spontaneity.

  • It helps

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हिंदी भाषा की उत्पत्ति:

हिंदी भाषा हिंद-आर्य भाषाओं की प्रमुख भाषा है, जिसकी उत्पत्ति संस्कृत से मानी जाती है। यह प्राकृत और अपभ्रंश भाषाओं के माध्यम से विकसित हुई। हिंदी का विकास मुख्यतः 'खड़ी

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ATM Jackpotting:Shows how attackers control ATM hardware remotely to dispense cash. Weaknesses: Outdated windows xp systems, unpatched OS, insecure networks. Risk: Criminal ROI high, minimal detection. Red Team Thinking: Find weaknesses (Offense) Blue team defends. Attackers exploit low-hanging fruit like poor maintenance. || Six Rules of Hacker Ethic: 1.) Access should be unlimited/hands-on. 2.) All info shld be free. 3.) Mistrust Authority; promote decentralization. 4.) Judge hackers by skill,...

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Sound and Music – Pitch, Volume, Emphasis, Pause,

1. Introduction

Voice and speech are essential tools for an actor.
While facial expressions and body movements communicate emotion, the voice conveys thought, feeling, and personality.
A trained and flexible voice helps an actor express every shade of emotion clearly and powerfully.

2. Components of Voice and Speech

a) Sound and Music

  • Every voice has its own musical quality — rhythm, melody, and tone.

  • Actors must treat their speech like music,

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Power: context: written in 1978 after the death of a 10 YO black-boy Clifford glover in Newyork 1973, taking place near the black arts period, a period in which african americans transferred voice into forms of poetry and art to capture resistance, it redefined black as beautiful and powerful turning language into rebellion, as well as rejecting while literal norms , poem: The difference between poetry and rhetoric is being ready to kill yourself instead of your children. The poem opening speaks

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ER Diagrams (Chapter 2 – ER Diagram) Key Concepts

Entity: A person, place, thing, or event you store data about (e.g., Student, Course).

Attribute: A detail about an entity (e.g., StudentName, StudentID).

Identifier (Key): Uniquely identifies each entity (StudentID).

Relationship: How entities connect (e.g., Student registers for Course).

Type Meaning Example
Simple Single value Name
Composite Can be split FullName → FirstName, LastName
Multivalued Has several values Skills = {Java,
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