Intel-Processor 80286
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The Intel 80286 processor introduced in 1982 was an early 16-bit microprocessor that improved upon its predecessor, the 8086. It featured a 24-bit address bus that enabled access to up to 16MB of RAM. The 80286 also introduced memory management and protected mode, allowing for multitasking and preventing applications from accessing memory outside their allocated zones. It had four independent functional units - instruction unit, bus unit, address unit, and execution unit - and operated in both real and protected modes. The 80286 was designed for multi-user, multitasking environments and executed instructions faster than the 8086.
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Online Pharmacy is a software which is used for small or big level organization such
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medicine,delete or modify a medicine approving medicine orders etc .It is made in
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A daemon process is a process which runs in background and has no controlling terminal. A daemon (also known as background processes) is UNIX and it is known as services and agents in windows. Since a daemon process usually has no controlling terminal so almost no user interaction is required. Daemon processes are used to provide services that can well be done in background without any user interaction. Daemons are processes that are often started when the system is bootstrapped (boot time) and terminate only when the system is shut down.
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Project timelineAbubakr Cheema The document outlines the project timeline for developing the Human Safety App from June 2020 to October 2020. It is divided into key stages: Concept Development, System Design, Detail Development, Testing & Refinement, Launch, and Other Tasks. Milestones are scheduled for August 2nd, September 1st, and October 4th to track progress.
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What we are going to Develop
Planning,
Working,
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