Data Data Data
Internet
Algorithms
Touchy-Feely
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100

This is the name for a group of 8 bits

What is a byte?

100

Because of this concept, the entire Internet doesn't crash for everyone if just one server goes down.

What is fault tolerance? (or redundancy, I guess I'll accept that one too...)

100

This programming statement that allows for selection.

What is a conditional?

100

This is not causation.

What is correlation? 

100

Criminals might not get bluegill, but banking information, with this tactic.

What is phishing?

200

This type of data is continuous, and must be sampled to convert to binary

What is analog data?

200

The lowest layer of abstraction for the internet (that we learned about)

What is the physical internet?

200

Ands (&&), Ors (||), and Nots (!) all operate on this data type.

What are booleans?

200

The term that refers to the gap between demographics and regions that have access to modern information and communications technology, and those that don't or have restricted access

What is the digital divide?

200
Who collected the data, when they collected it, or the size of the data are all examples of this.

What is metadata?

300

This is when you ask a large distributed group of people to gather data for a project.

What is crowdsourcing?
300

This common measure is typical in bits per second.

What is bandwidth?

300

Passed into a procedure, this allows for more generalized usage.

What is a parameter? (or argument)

300

Just because AI uses an algorithm, doesn't mean it can't be this.

What is biased?

300

This is a computational model in which multiple devices are used to run a program, like the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search.

What is distributed computing?

400

This is a process you must do if you want to analyze data where users maybe didn't follow directions...

What is cleaning data?

400

These parcels of data are REALLY what's being sent, not the whole file.

What are packets?

400

If your list is in order, you can use this handy method to find an element in a much quicker time.

What is binary search?

400

A programmer who wants the world to have her program, but doesn't want anyone other than her to make money off of it should do this.

What is release it under a creative commons license?

400

Because the internet is built on these, anyone can make a device to connect to it.

What are open protocols?

500

If someone has access to this, they can know who you are.

What is PII (Personally Identifiable Information)?

500

Because the internet was designed to be this concept, we will continue to be able to add more devices to it.

What is scalable? 

500

If you want to package a bunch of useful related functions, you are making this.

What is a library?

500

A company can increase security for its users by enabling multifactor authentication, which grants access after these items are provided.

What is something you know, something you are, and something you have?

500

A problem cannot be solved for all possible inputs.

What is undecidable? 

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