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A method of compression that can squeeze a music file to a fraction of its original CD file size with only slight loss of quality.
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Employing two or more microprocessors in a computer in order to improve overall performance. Also known as symmetric multiprocessing.
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Using some combination of text, graphics, animation, video, music, voice, and sound effects to communicate.
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An email newsgroup that contains only messages that have been filtered by designated moderators.
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A predicament for which rules and ethics don’t seem to apply, or to contradict one another.
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Stores programs and the data they need to be instantly accessible to the CPU.
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Malicious software, especially destructive programs such as the viruses, worms, and Trojan horses devised and spread by computer saboteurs.
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Viruses that attach to and are transmitted through macros embedded in documents; usually spread via email.
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The language that computers use to process instructions. Machine language uses numeric codes to represent basic computer operations.
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