R10 · Facts quiz

Okay, I have to answer these 10 questions concisely. Let's go through them one by one.

1. The capital of Australia is Canberra. I remember that from school.
2. Berlin Wall fell in 1989, I think. Yes, it was a significant event in history.
3. Tungsten's symbol is W because it starts with the same letter and comes from Wolfram.
4. HTTP status code 418 sounds familiar—it's an error. Oh right, "I'm a teapot" reference.
5. Franz Kafka wrote "Der Prozess," which I think translates to The Process.
6. Jupiter has the most moons. That makes sense since it's the largest planet and has many satellites.
7. Converting 42 to binary. Let's see: 32 is 1, so 32+8+2=42, so binary would be 101010.
8. Default HTTPS port is 443, I recall that from networking basics.
9. Linus Torvalds created the Linux kernel; he's a well-known figure in open-source.
10. The smallest prime over 90... let me think, starting just above 90: 101 is a prime number as it's not divisible by anything except 1 and itself.

I should make sure these are correct. For the binary question, double-checking 42 in binary:

64 is 64, too big. So 32 (which leaves 10), then 8 (leaves 2), then 2. So bits are set at positions 5, 3, and 1 from the right: 101010.