E hese are some terms that are used every day, whether at work or at home, are very useful for the day you have to receive trusted their coach knows who is speaking. Course with a little humor to make it easier to understand.
Download: is said to acquire a file remotely. To download a program from the Internet will require a modem and corresponding network connection. In English, "download".
Banner: own Internet advertising support. Boxes of image with text and animation with a link to the advertiser's page.
Chip: integrated circuit on a silicon support, consisting transistors and other miniature electronic components. They are one of the essential elements of a computer and electronics growing of all types. Literally means potato chips or fried.
Compression System which is to reduce the size of a compressed file with the help of programs such as WinZip or ARJ.
Drivers (Drivers): A device driver, typically called the driver (in English, device driver) is software that allows the operating system interact with a peripheral, making an abstraction of the hardware and providing a standard-interface, possibly for use. Can be outlined as an instruction manual that tells the operating system how to control and communicate with a particular device. It is therefore an essential part, without which it could use the hardware.
There are many types types of controllers and peripherals, and is common to find more than one possible driver for the same device, each offering a different level of functionality
E-Book: eBook. Book in digital format in some cases, requires specific programs for reading. Often takes advantage of the possibilities of hypertext, the hyperlinks and multimedia, and may be available on the network or not.
E-Mail bombers: Post mass emails commonly known as bombardeo.Los Emailbombers are programs that allow thousands of times to send the email, also allows sending e-mail that is false ghost without a trace to whom the to send email This is called anonymous.
Ethernet: System local area network speed. It has become a standard corporate network.
FAQ: Frequently Asked Question. Frequently asked questions. The FAQs are files of a system with the most common questions and answers on it.
Hacker: computer expert able to get access to which systems is restricted. Not necessarily with malicious intent. Originally, a computer hobbyist or computer, a user totally captivated by the programming and computer technology. In the 1980's, with the advent of personal computers and remote access networks, this term acquired a pejorative connotation and began to be used to denote who is connected to a network to secretly invade computers and view or alter programs or data stored in them. Also used to refer to someone who, in addition to programming, operating systems and enjoys shredding programs to see how they work.
Cracker: individual with extensive computer skills to check out / pirated programs or causes damage to systems or networks. This is a skilled hacker with knowledge deep programming and mastery of design Cracker tecnología.El warfare programs and manufactures hardware and software to burst communications as the phone ect. Also there crackers that are dedicated to creating software cracks for important and negotiate with them, there are crackers for almost everything.
Hardware: set of physical components (cables, plates, fittings, etc ...) that constitute a computer.
Hoax: term used to refer to false rumors, especially about non-existent virus, which spread through the network, sometimes with great success at the end causing almost as much damage as if it were a real virus.
Lammer: issue is an amateur hacker, is one who has visited a hundred pages and has fallen hack hack many programs, viruses, Trojans ect. and not know how to use it infects only and claims to know everything.
Keygen: created by crackers program that generates numbers, series or serials to record programs, trials, demos ect ...
Spam: is called spam, junk mail or junk message to unsolicited, unwanted or unknown sender, normally containing advertising, sent in large quantities (even mass) that damage to one or several ways to receiver . The act of sending such messages is called spamming.
Virus: program aimed at causing damage to a computer system and for that purpose hides or disguises to avoid detection. These programs are very diverse and can cause problems of varying severity in the systems they infect, since deleting a file type, to erase the hard drive. Today it is spread primarily through email.
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