Wikipedia:0.7/0.7index/Computing

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Computer security · Computer virus · Firewall · Malware · Spyware · Trojan horse (computing)

Computer hardware · USB flash drive · Modem

Computer network · Computer networking · Data link layer · E-mail · Ethernet · General Packet Radio Service · IP address · Internet Protocol · Internet protocol suite · Media Access Control · Modem · Network address translation · OSI model · Open Shortest Path First · Packet switching · Physical layer · Point-to-Point Protocol · Quality of service · Queue (data structure) · Resource reservation protocol · Routing · Simple Network Management Protocol · Streaming media · Transport layer · Voice over Internet Protocol

APL (programming language) · AWK · Abstraction (computer science) · Algorithm · Array · Automata theory · BASIC · Tim Berners-Lee · Big O notation · Binary search tree · Binary tree · Brute force attack · Bubble sort · Bucket sort · Byte · C (programming language) · C Sharp (programming language) · C++ · Cell (microprocessor) · Cellular automaton · Chomsky hierarchy · Church–Turing thesis · Compiler · Computability theory (computer science) · Computational linguistics · Computational complexity theory · Computer · Computer architecture · Computer program · Computer programming · Computer science · Computer graphics · Computer graphics (computer science) · Context-free grammar · Control flow · Cross-site scripting · Data mining · Data structure · Design pattern (computer science) · Distributed computing · Divide and conquer algorithm · Embedded system · Finite state machine · Floating point · Formal language · Forth (programming language) · Fortran · Fractal · Functional programming · Genetic algorithm · Graph theory · Heapsort · Human-computer interaction · Imperative programming · Information theory · Insertion sort · Java (programming language) · Kernel (computer science) · Donald Knuth · LaTeX · Lambda calculus · Language Integrated Query · Linked list · Lisp (programming language) · Logic programming · Malware · Moore's law · NP-complete · NP-hard · Object (computer science) · Object-oriented programming · Operating system · P = NP problem · Parallel computing · Parsing · Perl · Process (computing) · Programming language · Pseudorandom number generator · Python (programming language) · Quantum computer · Queue (data structure) · Quicksort · Relational database · Revision control · Scheme (programming language) · Smalltalk · Software engineering · Sorting algorithm · Subroutine · Theory of computation · Transport Layer Security · Travelling salesman problem · Turing completeness · Turing machine · Alan Turing · Type system · Unix · Vector graphics · Virtual reality · Word (computing) · Konrad Zuse

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.NET Framework · ASP.NET · C Sharp (programming language) · Language Integrated Query · Microsoft Silverlight · Mono (software) · Object Linking and Embedding · Visual Basic .NET · Microsoft Visual Studio

Btrieve · Data warehouse · Database · Database management system · Database normalization · MySQL · Oracle Corporation · Oracle Database · PostgreSQL · Relational database · Relational model · SQL

Apache HTTP Server · BSD licenses · Bash · Berkeley Software Distribution · Tim Berners-Lee · Blender (software) · Copyleft · Cygwin · Darwin (operating system) · Debian · Digital rights management · Emacs · Free Lossless Audio Codec · Free Software Foundation · Free software · Free software licence · Free software movement · FreeBSD · Freenet · GIMP · GNOME · GNU · GNU Compiler Collection · GNU Free Documentation License · GNU General Public License · GNU Lesser General Public License · GNU Project · GTK+ · Gentoo Linux · GNU Hurd · Joomla! · KDE · Donald Knuth · LAMP (software bundle) · Linux · Linux kernel · MIT License · MPlayer · MediaWiki · Mozilla Firefox · Mozilla Thunderbird · MySQL · NetBSD · Ogg · Open source · Open source license · Open source software · Open standard · OpenBSD · OpenDocument · OpenOffice.org · PHP · PaX · Perl · PhpBB · Pidgin (software) · Python (programming language) · Theo de Raadt · Ruby (programming language) · Software patent · Spring Framework · Richard Stallman · Subversion (software) · TeX · Linus Torvalds · Ubuntu · Vim (text editor) · Vuze (client) · Wine (software) · X Window System

Amarok (software) · Common Unix Printing System · Debian · Fedora (operating system) · GNOME · Gentoo Linux · KDE · Knoppix · Linspire · Linux · Linux kernel · Linux distribution · Mandriva Linux · OpenBSD · PaX · Red Hat · Mark Shuttleworth · Slackware · Richard Stallman · TeX · Linus Torvalds · Ubuntu · Vim (text editor) · Wine (software) · X Window System · Xfce

.Mac · AirPort · Apple II series · Apple Inc. · Apple Lisa · AppleScript · Aqua (user interface) · Macintosh Classic · Finder (software) · Al Gore · ILife · IMac · IPhone · IPod · IPod classic · IPod nano · IPod shuffle · IWork · Mac OS · Mac OS X · Mac OS X v10.0 · Mac OS X v10.2 · Mac OS X v10.4 · Mac OS X v10.5 · Mac Pro · Mac mini · MacBook · MacBook Pro · Macintosh · QuickTime · Safari (web browser) · Steve Jobs · System 6 · System 7 · Timeline of Macintosh models · Steve Wozniak

.NET Framework · ASP.NET · Active Directory · Windows Aero · Architecture of Windows NT · ClearType · Component Object Model · Microsoft Data Access Components · Direct3D · DirectX · Windows Explorer · File Allocation Table · Bill Gates · Group Policy · History of Microsoft Windows · Internet Explorer · Internet Explorer 6 · Internet Explorer 7 · Internet Explorer 8 · Internet Information Services · Microsoft Excel · Microsoft Windows · NTLDR · Object Linking and Embedding · Paint (software) · Windows Registry · Remote Desktop Protocol · Start menu · User Account Control · VBScript · WinFS · Windows 1.0 · Windows 2.0 · Windows 2000 · Windows 3.1x · Windows 7 · Windows 95 · Windows 98 · Windows 9x · Windows API · Windows CE · Windows Genuine Advantage · Windows Home Server · Windows Me · Windows Media Audio · Windows Media Player · Windows Mobile · Windows Movie Maker · Windows NT · Windows NT 4.0 · Windows PowerShell · Windows Presentation Foundation · Windows Server 2003 · Windows Server 2008 · Windows Update · Windows Vista · Windows XP · Windows XP editions

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