Counting in binary is very similar to traditional decimal counting, but instead uses only two values—1 and 0—to represent all numbers. Binary counting typically begins with one, followed by a sequence of 0s that can represent numbers up to 255 (11111111). This basic concept is the foundation of computer language and the way computers use binary to communicate with each other.

Ghosts of Mississippi is a 1996 film starring Alec Baldwin, Whoopi Goldberg, and James Woods. The film tells the true story of a Mississippi district attorney (Baldwin) who prosecutes Byron De La Beckwith (Woods), a former Ku Klux Klan member, for the 1963 murder of civil rights leader Medgar Evers. The movie also stars Kathy Bates and Craig T. Nelson in supporting roles.

A Subnetting Cheatsheet is a resource designed to help simplify the process of subnetting a network. It usually includes easy–to–use charts and diagrams that show the various masks and subnets associated with a given IP address. The Subnetting Cheatsheet also includes specialized worksheets for performing calculations related to IP addresses, such as calculating the number of hosts per subnet or determining the maximum size of each subnet.

Data as a Service (DaaS) is a cloud computing model where data stored in the cloud is made accessible over the Internet. DaaS provides organizations with easy and secure access to massive amounts of external data from an array of sources, such as open datasets, corporate metrics, social media, and IoT. This data can then be analyzed, shared, and combined with existing data sources to make informed decisions. DaaS eliminates the need for manual data collection and storage, reducing the cost and complexity of obtaining and managing enterprise data.