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• PackBits
  It is byte-oriented (as opposed to pixel-oriented), so depending on how the image data is organized
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• NIFF (Navy Image File Format)
  ...er image file format. It is incorporated into the [[CALS raster]] standard as '''CALS Raster Type 3'''. NIFF images are uncompressed, or use [[CCITT Group 4]] compression. As of version 1, only bi-level images are supported.
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• Two's complement
  The high bit can be thought of as the ''sign bit'' (though this is arguable, as it represents more than just the sign). If the sign bit is 1, the number is
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• Quantum computer
  ...itive amounts of computer time on normal computers could be solved quickly as the quantum logic simultaneously explores a huge range of possible states.
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• ThunderScan compression
  Each coded byte represents one of four things, as indicated by the two highest bits: |<code>00xxxxxx</code> || A run of pixels whose colors are the same as that of the previous pixel
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• CRC-32
  Also referred to as ISO 3309, ITU-T V.42, CRC-32-IEEE, and many other names.
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• Talk:MD5
  ... a new Cryptography category with Encryption and Cryptographic hash (etc.) as subcategories. [[User:Jsummers|Jsummers]] ([[User talk:Jsummers|talk]]) 16:
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• SHA-2
  As of 2012, SHA-2 has six defined-and-approved members, which can be classifie
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• LZ4
  When used as a file format, LZ4 files begin with signature bytes <code>04 22 4d 18</code
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• Project Xanadu
  ...er Lib''. A 1995 ''Wired'' article about the project is regarded by Nelson as an offensive hatchet job.
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• Tumbler
  A node is a server that is part of the Xanadu system. To reference the node as a whole (rather than a specific item stored on it), you would use a tumbler ...versions of the document are stored with version numbers that are appended as the next number in the dotted sequence after the document number (which all
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• Enfilade
  ...''' is a basic structure used in [[Project Xanadu]] to represent documents as a tree structure. They were invented in 1970 and revised several times sinc ... some other place), while wids are ranges of the tree which can be treated as objects.
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• MGR bitmap
  |"xy" || same as "zy"?
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• Code 39
  ...ized as ISO/IEC 16388, ANSI MH 10.8 M-1983, and ANSI/AIM BC1/1995, as well as the obsolete military standard MIL-STD-1189 (superseded by the ANSI/AIM sta
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• Code 128
  '''Code 128''' is a bar code format which has been standardized as ISO/IEC 15417, and which is capable of encoding the 128-character [[ASCII]] ...128]], is used widely in the shipping industry and was formerly designated as ISO/IEC 15417:2007. This standard uses the coding scheme of Code 128 with s
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• Radiance HDR
  '''Radiance HDR''', also known as '''RGBE''' or '''Radiance Picture''', is raster image file format associate Each pixel is encoded as four bytes: three color values (RGB or XYZ), and a shared exponent.
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• FM encoding
  ... is used in some formats of [[floppy disk]] and [[magnetic tape]], as well as in networking protocols. ... the absolute value of the signal at any point. A "1" bit might be encoded as a change from "on" to "off", or from "off" to "on", depending on where the
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• MFM encoding
  ...]s, including the standard PC/MS-DOS formats and most CP/M formats as well as some others.
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• GCR encoding
  ... due to constraints on consecutive bits with no signal transition, as well as (in some formats) providing error-correction.
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• Commodore 1571 disk
  ...hat drive well enough even to work with [[copy-protected]] disks), as well as some [[CP/M]] formats. ...ame unreliability issue). The tracks on the double-sided disk were treated as 70 logical tracks, numbered sequentially.
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• Apple double-density 3 1/2" disk
  3 1/2" disks are actually 90 mm wide, but are almost universally referred to as "3 1/2 inch" disks even in countries that use the metric system.
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• PC-DOS 360K format
  ...rive letters. Eventually, PCs stopped having floppy disk drives altogether as other data storage and transfer media took over.
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• PC-DOS 720K format
  ...-DOS or PC-DOS operating system. The disks held exactly twice as much data as the earlier 5 1/4" [[PC-DOS 360K format]], even though the disks were small ...ives; this sort of incompatibility might, however, not have been as common as that between the high and low density 5 1/4" disks).
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• PC-DOS 1.44M format
  ...t of the [[PC-DOS 720K format]] for 3 1/2" [[floppy disk]]s, storing twice as much data due to use of a different media surface capable of handling a hig ...ves. (This sort of incompatibility might, however, not have been as common as that between the high and low density 5 1/4" disks.) The drive could tell w
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• PC-DOS 1.2M format
  ...e [[PC-DOS 360K format]] for 5 1/4" [[floppy disk]]s, storing over 3 times as much data due to use of a different media surface capable of handling a hig ...rive letters. Eventually, PCs stopped having floppy disk drives altogether as other data storage and transfer media took over.
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• PC-DOS 160K format
  As with most single-sided disk formats, users often flipped the disks over to
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• PC-DOS 2.88M format
  3 1/2" disks are actually 90 mm wide, but are almost universally referred to as "3 1/2 inch" disks even in countries that use the metric system.
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• PC-DOS 180K format
  ...ctor per track than the [[PC-DOS 160K format]], and was in the same format as the [[PC-DOS 360K format]] except using only one side of the disk instead o As with most single-sided disk formats, users often flipped the disks over to
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• EAN-13
  ... products sold outside the United States, and is used for some things such as books and medicines in the U.S. The 12-digit UPC is used on other US produc
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• POSTNET
  ... to represent a delivery point. Full bars appear at either end of the code as a "guard rail" or "frame bar", and there is one checksum digit. Bulk mailers apply bar codes to the pieces being mailed as one of the requirements of qualifying for discounted rates. The post office
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• Intelligent Mail barcode
  ... combinations of these bar types. In addition to the encoding of zip codes as with POSTNET, additional digits identify service type and mailer (each bulk Bulk mailers apply bar codes to the pieces being mailed as one of the requirements of qualifying for discounted rates. The post office
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• High Capacity Color Barcode
  ...er than bars) developed by Microsoft and used in the Microsoft Tag system. As the name implies, the color of the triangles is relevant to their meaning, ...icrosoft technology, reader apps exist for iOS and Android devices as well as those running Microsoft operating systems. Unlike QR codes, which can be ma
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• Lemon
  ...omplete line-item detail in the scanned receipts instead of just the total as given to free accounts. As it turned out, the businessperson-and-packrat market apparently wasn't the
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• Smart card
  A '''smart card''' is a card (such as a credit card, transit fare card, etc.) which includes embedded circuitry,
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• Punched tape
  ...at is read into an input device which sequentially reads each row of holes as the tape goes by. ...70s, it was also used for providing software for early microcomputers such as the Altair. It went out of use soon after that, however, in favor of [[magn
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• ISO 9660
  |released=1986 (as ECMA-119), 1988 (as ISO 9660) ...a. This can be necessary when the CD also contains non-ISO 9660 data, such as audio data. So, the file will consist of blocks that are larger than 2048 b
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• Holography
  ...rk, in security images embedded in cards and documents, and experimentally as a medium for data storage.
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• Music box
  ...nos]] to [[Gramophone record|phonographs]] were invented. They still exist as a novelty device.
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• ISO 3166-1 country code
  One use of two-letter country codes is as [[Top-level domain|top level domain names]].
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• Microform
  ...turized form through photographic means. While it was proposed as far back as the 1800s, it only began to be put in practice in the 1920s, but then becam
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• OpenEXR
  '''OpenEXR''' (also known as '''EXR''' or '''IlmImf''') is a raster image file format developed by Indus The written documentation is unofficial. The format is defined as "whatever the IlmImf Library reads and writes."
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• Wire recording
  ...act, they took over as the dominant medium, allowing for such enhancements as multiple tracks for stereo sound.
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• SecureDrop
  ...POGO (Project On Government Oversight) has also installed a version of it, as has the ''Washington Post''.
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• Google Glass
  ...a much-hyped wearable networked device in the form of eyeglasses which is (as of early 2013) under a limited developer release by Google. It can do a var
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• CBMFS
  structure as a normal file, using a sector interleave of 3. This makes the entry in this sector should be $00 $00, as they are
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• GEOS VLIR
  the values are limited as described above. 44: C64 filetype (same as that from the directory entry)
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• GEOS Font
  Each VLIR in a font file is organized as follows: ???-??? Pointed to by $06-$07. The font is stored as several
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• Apple II DOS
  ...in 1978. Prior to this, Apple computers were used with [[audio cassette]]s as their data storage medium and their only "operating system" was the built i ...re used in internal development for pre-release versions. 3.0 was prepared as the intended first public release, but was replaced by a version with some
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• User:Halftheisland/ABC
  ...sheets, while the tune header contains metadata and other information such as the key, meter and standard note length of the following tune. The tune bod As noted above, the file header contains processing information for the entire
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• Pebble
  ...lay messages such as texts and caller-ID for incoming phone calls, as well as displaying the time in various styles, and running apps. It was funded thro
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