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Test your knowledge of computers, inventions, digital technology and the ideas that shaped modern life.
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Ferraris, Cryptography & Computer History
Combine automotive history with the principles of secure and reliable computing. Across 10 questions you will encounter cryptography, keyloggers, clock synchronisation, database organisation and early electronic computers, alongside distinctive cars and manufacturers. Follow the purpose of each technical term, and separate a manufacturer's origin or historical association from a vehicle's design characteristics.
Computers, Cars & Technology History
From Firefox and DNS to RAID storage, SSH, Unix and computer security, these twenty technology questions mix technical concepts with the people who developed them. You'll be asked about programming languages, hardware-backed security, byte order, consensus algorithms and older monitor connectors. Automotive design and manufacturers also feature. Think about a term's actual function and origins rather than relying on familiar initials, and separate computer architecture questions from questions about brands.
CPU, HTTPS & Internet Inventions
Explore ten practical technology questions covering storage sizes, computer processors, hexadecimal numbers, firewalls, HTTPS and access permissions. The history of the World Wide Web and the Swift programming language appears alongside two automotive questions. This is a mix of computer fundamentals, security vocabulary and inventor or company knowledge. Learn what each term does, then distinguish a tool's function from the organisation or person associated with it.
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For an invention or digital concept, learn the problem it was designed to solve, the basic principle behind it and how it changed the way people work or communicate.