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GNU Free Documentation License Where can I find definitions for internet abbreviations and terminology? Q. I need to be directed to a site, or if you can tell me what all these computer abbreviations mean, such as URL, SSL, SPA, etc. Asked by Elmo Guyton III - Sat May 29 17:41:42 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. URL = Uniform Resource Locator SSL = Secure Sockets Layer SPA = Secure Password Authentication or Single Packet Authorization or Single-page application Google is your friend, also, Wikipedia often has an article about it. Answered by Jeroonk - Sat May 29 17:45:51 2010 Where is a great place on the internet to learn Medical terms? Q. I plan on being a medical illustrator, so I want to learn ahead of time the medical terms. Is there an easy way to learn the bones, muscles, ...? Where on the internet would I be able to learn medical terminology. If I learned the terminology I would only have to look at part of the word, and know what it is? Is there a good website to learn all of this site Please give a few websites, if you can (I am in college) Asked by Electrified - Sat Dec 27 15:10:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. Good thinking. The best way to learn the meaning of words or terms is through a dictionary. The best way to learn the meaning of medical words and terms is through a medical dictionary. Information below is about a number of medical dictionaries./ Answered by DrIG - Tue Dec 30 18:57:59 2008 I need help from my tech friends.I want a computer just for home/basic internet access use, what should I get?
Q. I just want the computer to use to surf the internet, maybe do some essay/report/paper typing, and other basic functions. I don't expect to be downloading much at all. I'll probably also use it as a portable dvd player at times. I'm going to be goin to graduate school soon so I might use it for homework needs then as well. Any suggestion about what not to get? Or what essential things do I actually need? I don't know the terminology at all and it's all foreign to me. How much memory, etc.? Any information anyone can provide would be very appreciated Asked by jdil84 - Tue Apr 3 00:44:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. Not sure if you want a PC or laptop, but you would need: 512MB (1GB if you don't plan on upgrading later) of RAM. At least a 40GB hard-drive. Just for documents and watching movies you wouldn't need a very big one. Obviously a DVD drive (DVD-HD recommended). You wouldn't need a very powerful processor, probably at least 2.0GHZ though. Shouldn't cost over $800 for a laptop and $500 for a PC. Answered by Chris_Knows - Tue Apr 3 00:51:08 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Internet terminology"
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