II. Tongue twister

I. Pronunciation drills

Network Fundamentals. The Internet.

LESSON 3

Check yourself.

Part III

Some useful words and word-combinations

Unixoid: Orthodox Unixoid -a believer in Solaris and other BSD style OSes. Heavy user of VI. Usually hates Java and suspects that the best language in C.

Linuxoid - mutant that believes mainly in Linux Penguin sexual appeal. Slashdot fan. Promiscuous as for editors choice. Usually hate FreeBSD out of political correctness it somebody compare it to Linux. But sometimes can say nice word about Solaris it is not compared with Linux directly and because of Gnome. Supports Transmeta because of Linux Torvalds although usually understand nothing about microprocessor design.

Renegat - unixoid or linuxoid who recently became a fan of Windows.

I. True or false?

1. The system administrator generally has an administrator account.

2. Some file types are readable on more than one OS.

3. Handheld computers do not contain an OS.

4. An OS manages resources for applications.

5. There are five basic types of software.

6. To share files across operating system platforms, you can use solutions involving hardware, software, and data. For example, saving data or work files in the Rich Text Format means that most other operating systems can read the file.

7. An operating system sets limitations to protect itself and the data on the computer. The operating system grants permission to you to perform some task but prevents you from performing others according to your user rights.

8. The system administrator has unrestricted access to make system-wide changes to the computer, including those that affect other users. Without administrative rights, you cannot make changes such as system modifications, installing software, or changing network settings.

9. Typical operating system problems include file incompatibility, file corruption, and disk crashes.

The World Wide Web URL (Uniform Resource Locator) - an Internet address of a document on a computer begin with http://.

HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol - the protocol that allows Web browsers to communicate with Web servers

Task 1 Can you say? Let’s do it!

apple -sample	oberon- interferon
Pentium - centrum	unix-linux
Macintosh - tosh	mainframe - same
bassinette - diskette	red hat – white cat
illiterate - stimulate	black berry – blue cherry

Hush little baby don't you fret Hush little baby don't be glum

Papa can't use a computer yet Papa's gonna buy you a Pentium

How it hurts me to confess And if that Pentium should crash

Mama don't have no email address Mama's gonna buy you a Macintosh

Don't you worry, don't be alarmed We'll put a screen in your bassinette

We'll get you online before you're harmed Ain't raisin' no computer illiterate

We'll place a mouse in your wee hand

Before you can walk, or even stand

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