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Networking tools Wireshark What is it? Wireshark is an open-source program which enables users to actively capture and interact with the network traffic which is being funnelled through the computer. Commonly, pieces of software which do this are referred to as ‘packet sniffers’ - As the program is recording the packets which pass through the network. Wireshark started development in 1998, under its original name ‘Ethereal’, which was changed in 2006 following a licensing issue. How is it used

Betrayal in Julius Caesar William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar has many themes lied within its script. One theme in particular sticks out throughout the play and, that theme can be tied to three specific characters. William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar presents the timeless theme of betrayal can ultimately lead to absurdity. First, the first betrayal towards Caesar triggers the chaos among the men in Julius Caesar. Next, Mark Antony’s betrayal towards the Senate boosts the illogicality

links her views of daffodils to violence. After Mariah establishes her love of daffodils, Lucy states, “I had cast her beloved daffodils in a scene she had never considered, a scene of conquered and conquests; a scene of brutes masquerading as angels and angels portrayed as brutes” (22). Lucy explains that she saw the daffodils as a symbol of battle. Lucy being sorry about not liking the Daffodils shows how her views on daffodils differ from Mariah’s. Lucy feels bad for turning her back on Mariah's

destroy a temple where many monks resided. Five monks, known as the Five Elders, escaped and created this new form of Kung Fu. It was designed to defeat any enemy, no matter their size or strength. It uses precision, speed and technique rather then brute force. The Ving Tsun lineage is passed from generation to generation. A well known master of Ving Tsun is Yip man, who eventually passed his techniques to a new Sifu and so on. There are several Sifus' now that the lineage has fanned out to many students

character Lennie represents both mouse and man. He is the man in terms of his physical strength and characteristics but the mouse in terms of his mental capabilities, simple desires and simple understanding of the world. Like the man, Lennie’s actions/brute force result in unintended harm. This is evident through Lennie’s encounters first with the pup and later with Curley’s wife. It is also demonstrated anecdotally with tales of unfortunate mice from Lennie’s childhood. Lennie,

The Mongol Empire: Good Or Bad? People being boiled, buried alive and tormented and many more being slaughtered. Most people see the Mongols as a brute force of nature, a barbarian, but from history’s point of view, they created the biggest and the strongest empire for hundreds of years. The Mongolians of the Asian Steppe had a positive impact on the world during their rule of the Asian continent from 1260 to 1368 by influencing the Silk road and blooming trade, new and innovative inventions and

Human Trafficking Human trafficking is an illegal trade with people. It is mostly women from the African continent, and from the countries in Eastern Europe (Baltikum). Its purpose is to make a commercial business on sexual prostitutions, or cheap labour, which the only goal is to make money on poor and low educated people. My view on human trafficking is that it is cruel, because of the way the traffickers are deceiving the victims, to believe that they have an opportunity to achieve greatness

The image of the outside of this houses may not be pleasant to us but the people there decided to live in them. They have had the opportunity to change the appearance of this depressing houses but they by choice decide to live this way. To them there is beauty in their houses even if there is none to others. The towns from Pittsburgh to Greensburg have a horrible hellish appearance to the author. The author describes the town to have no beauty in it. She says that to people who pass by that town

Outside of the Capitol, Caesar appears with Antony, Lepidus, and all of the conspirators. Soothsayer: "The ides of March are come." Artemidorus: “Caesar come and read, read this paper and be warned!” But Caesar refuses to read it. Caesar then enters the Capitol Popilius whispers to Cassius, "I wish your enterprise to-day may thrive." The rest enter the Capitol, Trebonius discretely takes Antony offstage so that Antony does not interfere with the assassination. Metellus pleads with Caesar that

In his tragedy Oedipus Rex, Sophocles utilizes irony to show that sometimes the true fatal flaw lies not within how closely a character conforms to society’s definition of idealness, but instead, it lies intrinsically within society’s very definition of idealness itself. When Oedipus questions the shepherd who first found Oedipus, and the shepherd initially refuses to answer, Oedipus threatens, “So, you won’t talk willingly—then you’ll talk with pain” (228: 1266-1267). Here, Oedipus demonstrates