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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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A scheduling mechanism that requires no prior knowledge of process length, yet can nevertheless favor shorter jobs, is known as the __________ scheduling mechanism.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Certificates Trusted by Your Browser
HTTPS relies on a third-party entity for validation. Known as Certification Authority (CA), this third- party entity verifies if a domain name really belongs to the organization claiming its ownership. If the verification checks, the CA creates a digitally signed certificate containing information about the orga- nization, including its public key. The entire system is based on the fact that web browsers and operating systems ship with a list of CAs they trust. Any certificates signed by any of the CAs in the list will be seen by the browser as legiti- mate and be automatically trusted. To make the system more secure and more scalable, CAs often spread the task of creating and signing certificates among many child CAs. The parent CA is known as the Root CA. If a browser trusts a Root CA, it also trusts all of its children CAs. Note: While the certificate stores are similar across browsers, this lab focuses on Chrome 56 and Firefox 51. The menu and graphics may be different for other versions of the web browser. Follow the steps to display the CA store in your browser:
_______ is considered the first computer programmer.
a. Charles Babbage b. Ada Lovelace c. Grace Hopper
Data at the front of the queue can be retrieved with the _____ operation.
A. front B. top C. queue front D. peek