HDD vs SSD Introduction In the world of data storage, two primary types of drives dominate the market: Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) and Solid State Drives (SSDs). Understanding the differences between these two technologies is crucial for making informed decisions about your storage needs. Technology HDD: Hard Disk Drives use spinning magnetic disks (platters) to read and write data. A mechanical arm, known as the actuator, moves across the platters to access the data. This technology has been around for decades and is well-established. SSD: Solid State Drives, on the other hand, use flash memory chips to store data. These chips retain data even when the power is off, similar to USB flash drives. SSDs have no moving parts, which makes them more robust and reliable. Performance Speed:...
Laptop Configurations For CSE Students In this blog I am talking about best configuration for laptops. Company Tag: If you belief that company matters to buy any electrical thing,but it is not completely true. If you buy anything but you do not know about configuration and more things then it will create a problem for you. So I hope you may understand that there is not more role of company tag but it can vary person to person. If anyone is using a laptop of any company and he did not face any problem from last some time then he will be satisfy with that company and he will want to buy next laptop from that company tag but anyone who is using a laptop with same company and he is facing a lot of problem then he will never go with that company. I hope you will understand with these things. Processor(CPU): You have heard most of the processors like intel, amd ryzen and more.But intel and...
HTTP vs HTTPS Explained Introduction How They Work Key Differences Why Switch? Quiz 🌍 Introduction Have you ever noticed the "Not Secure" warning on websites? Understanding HTTP and HTTPS is crucial for anyone using the internet. ⚙️ How HTTP and HTTPS Work HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol): It is a protocol for data exchange but does not encrypt the data. HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure): It uses SSL/TLS encryption to secure the data exchange. 🔍 Example of HTTP vs HTTPS // HTTP (Not Secure) fetch('http://example.com/api') .then(response => response.json()) .then(data => console.log(data)); // HTTPS (Secure) fetch('https://example.com/api') .then(response => response.json()) ...
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