Hot-Plugging Refers to Replacing, Adding, Upgrading, and Removing Hardware Devices

question 237

True/False

Hot-plugging refers to replacing, adding, upgrading, and removing hardware devices without shutting down the system or power supply. Hot plugging of PCIE is a kind of "no surprise" strategy, that is, when the user unplugs the interface card, you must first notify the system.

Understand the role and impact of Political Action Committees (PACs) in House and Senate campaigns.

Grasp the laws and patterns of modern campaign finance, including the relationship between incumbents, challengers, and open-seat contests.

Recognize the efforts and challenges in meaningful campaign finance reform.

Comprehend the Federal Courts and the Supreme Court's stance on the use of soft money and campaign finance.