ELECTRONICS SUPER SITE DOT COM

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ELECTRONICS-SUPERSITE.COM FENNELL PROMOTIONS OF MISSOURI, INC. 951 Hornet Drive Hazelwood MO 63042 ELECTRONICS SUPER SITE DOT COM;Retail electronics department stores; retail on-line electronics department stores; retail on-line electronics convenience stores; computerized on-line ordering featuring electronics-related merchandise and consumer goods, namely electronic accessories, appliances, cameras, car audio and video computer software and video games, telephones, home office, housewares, portable audio/video, receivers, speakers, hope audio/video, TV and DVD; providing a searchable on-line electronics-related advertising guide featuring the goods and services of other vendors;
ELECTRONICS-SUPERSITE.COM FENNELL PROMOTIONS OF MISSOURI, INC. 951 Hornet Drive Hazelwood MO 63042 ELECTRONICS SUPER SITE DOT COM;Retail electronics department stores; retail on-line electronics department stores; retail on-line electronics convenience stores; computerized on-line ordering featuring electronics-related merchandise and consumer goods, namely electronic accessories, appliances, cameras, car audio & video, computer software and video games, telephones, home office, housewares, portable audio/video, receivers, speakers, home audio/video, TV and DVD; providing a searchable on-line electronics-related advertising guide featuring the goods and services of other vendors;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Super-user privileges are virtualized by designating a virtual super-user for each of a plurality of virtual processes and intercepting system calls for which actual super-user privileges are required, which are nevertheless desirable for a virtual super-user to perform in the context of his or her own virtual process. In one embodiment, a computer operating system includes multiple virtual processes, such as virtual private servers. Each virtual process can be associated with one or more virtual super-users. When an actual process makes a system call that requires actual super-user privileges, the call is intercepted by a system call wrapper.