Tag: web technology

Germany

North Korea

People's Republic of China

Saudi Arabia

United States

LAN at MIT

Code-cracking network during World War II by the U.S. Defense Department

A network cooperatively created by several large hardware and software companies

A small experimental research network called ARPANET

A Microsoft product that quickly became too big for the company to control

Near Washington D.C.

Near the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington

In a top-secret location

In Silicon Valley

Nowhere, the Internet has no central hub

.com

.org

.net

.edu

None are restricted; anyone can have a URL in any of these domains

Direct connection through T1 lines

Dial-up modem connections through phone lines

DSL connections through phone lines

Cable modem connections through cable TV lines

Satellite connections through satellite dishes

An email address

Access to a Web server

A connection to the Internet

Technical help

Free Windows upgrades

Function like email post offices

Accept FTP requests to upload the download files

Store applications that are rented or leased by large corporations

Store and send Web pages

All of the above

Plug-ins

Cookies

Cascading stylesheets

Search engines

Security tools

Strictly hypertext with no multimedia content

Designed to simulate printed pages using HTML's table tools

The first true multimedia documents to be published on the Internet

Viewable only with proprietary Microsoft software

Sent via email from Doug Engelbart's office on the Stanford campus

Child-safe software

Dutch dike software

Filtering software

Spam blockers

Underage software