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mind must switch between modes, and that takes time. As a result, our creative processes are slowed and hurt, just a little, each time we switch. Here’s the catch: creating is a completely separate process from consuming and communicating. They don’t happen at the same time. We can switch between them, but again, we’re hurting both processes as we do that. All the reading and consumption of information we do, all the communicating we do, and all the switching between modes we do — it all…

challenged.” (2009, pp.2-3) those at the institute of education agree with the distinction. virtual reality, for example Second life, is not a game because it lacks the features used in a game study definition, such as games are played, have various modes of play and they incorporate goals, chance, rules, and discernable outcomes. Games have a story or purpose, certain game mechanics (for example how the game world behaves in terms of physics or weather), rules, the graphical environment…

but it cost a lot. It was hard to tell whether it was on schedule or not, and if you added more people to bring it back on schedule, it just got later, as Fred Brooks explained in the Mythical Man-Month [42]. Software generally had many more states, modes, and paths to test, making its specifications much more difficult. Winston Royce, in his classic 1970 paper, said, “In order to procure a $5 million hardware device, I would expect a 30- page specification would provide adequate detail…

que surgiu com a massificação da informática, até mesmo por que o contato entre estas pessoas era 5 Para duas definições do termo “hacker”, consulte: http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html#what_is http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/jargon/html/entry/hacker.html 6 Castells, Manuel. “A Sociedade em Rede”, pp. 64 Nelson Corrêa de Toledo Ferraz MBIS / PUC-SP Q P D 8 4 '  H & ¥  &  & D ¥ £ ! B @ 8 & ¡ 7 ! 4  ¡ 0 & ' & $  ¡ ! ¥ ¥    £ © § ¥ £ ¡ FI¦¢A (1 !6 ¡ G7…

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browser is required to stop rendering if it finds an error. One of the major reasons for the rapid ubiquity and success of the Web (in our opinion) was that even bad code had a fighting chance of being rendered by some or all browsers. The barrier to entry to publishing on the Web was democratically low, but each browser was free to decide how to render bad code. Something as simple as Hello mum! (note the mismatched closing tags) produces different DOMs in different browsers.…

a package, IP is only a best-effort protocol: It attempts to deliver each packet, but it can (and occasionally does) lose, reorder, or duplicate packets in transit through the network. The layer above IP is called the transport layer. It offers a choice between two protocols: TCP and UDP. Each builds on the service provided by IP, but they do so in different ways to provide different kinds of channels, which are used by application protocols with different needs. TCP and UDP have one function in

volume we shall concentrate on n = 1, 2, i.e., one- and two-dimensional grids. The identical rule contained in each cell is essentially a finite state machine, usually specified in the form of a rule table (also known as the transition function), with an entry for every possible neighborhood configuration of states. The cellular neighborhood of a cell consists of the surrounding (adjacent) cells. For onedimensional CAs, a cell is connected to r local neighbors (cells) on either side, as…

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programs and features found in the antivirus program. Be patient. It can take quite a while to find your antivirus program’s Start-menu entry, especially if you have a lot of software programs installed on your computer. The name might not be immediately obvious, either. 3. If you find an antivirus program on the Start menu, start the program by clicking its entry in the menu. If nothing appears to happen, consider: • You may have started the part of the antivirus program that runs in…