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I researched about different concepts regarding statute of limitations, disclaimers, and filing procedures regarding copyright issues.
Statute of limitations
Statute of limitations for copyright falls under two categories. The first is a limitation for ‘Criminal Proceedings’. In this case, the statute stands that the claim (or lawsuit) has to be filed within five years of the cause (act of infringement). The second consideration is in the ‘Civil Action’ case. Here the claim (lawsuit) has to be filed within three years of the cause. Many times the last act of infringement is taken as the date from which these five (or three) years are calculated. There have been cases where the date when the infringement was discovered by the victim, is taken as a starting date.
Disclaimers
A disclaimer is a statement that is intended to pass on some information about the content of the design to the viewer. This disclaimer may be to signify the intent of the designer behind the content. It may also be a suggestion or warning to ensure the viewer uses discretion while viewing the content. A disclaimer is mutual understanding between the designer and viewer. This would protect the designer rights in a situation where the viewer claims damages after the viewer clearly disregarded the disclaimer.
Filing procedures
A claim for copyright has to be filed (ideally) before any infringement occurs, or within three months of the infringement. Timely registration would help the claim for damages. I can file for a copyright online (U.S. Copyright Office). I can also file for a copyright in printed form at the U.S. Copyright Office. I would need two copies of my work at the time of filing. The online facility is charged (fees) lesser than direct submission. I would have to sure which form I fill, as all the forms refer to different types of work.
Explanation: I just did it and it showed me.
Answer:
hours = 50
full_days = int(hours / 24)
print("The number of full days in " + str(hours) + " hours is " + str(full_days))
Explanation:
Initialize the hours
Since there are 24 hours in a full day, divide the hours by 24. Note that you need to typecast it to the int, because the result is a decimal value by default
Print the values as requested
Answer:
The independent variable is Native American participants
Explanation:
Why Native Americans is the independent variable is bacause the survey population is Native Americans and the result of the survey won't be affected by the gender and age of the native american participants. So it the independent variable.
Answer:
Uneven use of resources
Explanation:
Potential problem associated with supporting multi - user operation without hardware support is:
Uneven use of resources: In a situation where we assign a set of resources to user 1 and if a new user comes, then it would be difficult to allocate new resources to him. The processor would get confused between the two users. And the tasks would not be completed. This can affect task processing.
The question is incomplete as the scenarios are not given that were to be matched by the given encryption algorithms.
By finding the question from internet i have attached the image of the scenarios in the form of table and answered below accordingly
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<u>Scenario A:</u>
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a technique that uses 256-bit cipher texts for encryption process. The data encrypted by AES cannot be attacked and even it cannot be decrypted unless a brute-force search is used through all of possible 256-bit keys.For mobile security it is known as one of the best algorithms.
<u>Scenario B:</u>
Following are the techniques of encryption used for given scenario:
- ECC
- Digital Signature
- AES
- Blowfish
<u>Scenario C:</u>
Following are the techniques of encryption used for given scenario:
<u>Scenario D:</u>
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) - SSL is a protocol that is commonly-used for managment of the message transmission security over the Internet)
<u>Scenario E:</u>
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) - AES is an encryption algorithm used by U.S. Government agencies for securing sensitive but unclassified material .
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