Byte is a term created by Werner Buchholz in 1957 as a digital information unit equivalent to four bits ( binary digit ) originally and subsequently as standard it was adopted that 1 byte is equivalent to eight bits. The word byte comes from bite , which means bite, as the smallest amount of data that a computer could “bite” at a time. The […]
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Known as the Knights Templar is an ancient and powerful Christian military order that existed during the Middle Ages, officially called the Order of the Poor Companions of Christ and the Temple of Solomon or the Order of the Temple. The Knights Templar, as a military order, was active for almost two centuries in Europe. It arose as […]
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Trojan horse refers to the artifact horse-shaped and made of wood, used as a ruse by the Greeks to enter the fortified city of Troy. Its expression takes precedence in the years 1300 BC, in an episode of the Trojan War, described by Homer in the Iliad and by Virgil in Aeneid. The end of the war between Greeks and Trojans […]
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