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Deep Web (also called the Deepnet,[1] Invisible Web,[2] or Hidden Web[3]) is World Wide Web content that is not part of the Surface Web, which is indexed by standard search engines. It should not be confused with the dark Internet, the computers that can no longer be reached via the Internet, or with a Darknet distributed filesharing network, which could be classified as a smaller part of the Deep Web. Some prosecutors and government agencies think that the Deep Web is a haven for serious criminality.[4]

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There are a number of negative aspects of the internet. This has been used to promote some social evils like pornography, family time has been replaced by social networks and it also gives too much exposure to children if not regulated among others.

Each webpage has a hyperlink associated. It is generated by the Domain Name System (DNS).

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if you want chat, then try http://girltalk.forumotion.com/

otherwise, try clubpenguin, poptropica, girlsense. For a lot of small games on one site go to girlsgogames. That site has also got a list of game worlds.

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Be abslolutely certaian that the e-mail address you're sending your messages to is typed correctly. If so, perhaps the person your e-mailing has blocked messages from your box. Another possibility is that the other person's e-mail address is no longer active.

You can get a free sub-domain name at Blogger.com (recommended) or Weebly.com. Both of these of sites for blogs/websites. A sub-domain means that that website is hosting your domain free of charge. A subdomain would look like www.yourwebsitename.blogspot.com or www.yourwebsitename.weebly.com. If you want a domain name that is just www.yourwebsitename.com, you will have to pay for this (it is usually only $10 for an entire year, though, so that's a great deal!) Good Luck!

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there are many email addresses you could get. The top (all free!) services are:

AOL.com

gmail.com

hotmail.com

yahoo.com

Just go to one of those to get an email like "yourchoice@xxx.com"

"yourchoice" being whatever you want your email address to be provided it isn't taken and "xxx.com" is the service.

A cross-platform application is an application which can run on multiple computer-platforms. Any computer program or piece of software, which is able to run on more than one platform can be termed as a cross-platform application. It is also known as multi-platform application. A platform includes the computer-architecture, operating system, software-framework and programming languages.

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The primary function of the Web Server is to send and receive text-based messages containing requests and replies.

There are three "classes" of IPv4 subnets. Essentially, these refer to which "octet" is set.

Class A: A /8 network (netmask 255.0.0.0) - the first octet is set and the rest belong to you. i.e. 128.x.y.z. You have 256x256x256/2^24 IPs available here.

Class B: a /16 network (netmask 255.255.0.0) - the first two octets are set and the rest belong to you, i.e. 128.67.y.z. You have 256x256/2^16 IPs available.

Class C: a /24 network (netmask 255.255.255.0) - the first three octets are set and the use of the fourth is yours, i.e. 128.67.4.z. You have 256/2^8 IPs available.

It's possible your question may have meant types of addresses used (for routing purposes). There are broadcast addresses (send a packet to everyone on my local network), unicast (basically point-to-point connections, the most common) and multicast (senders/receivers communicate through a multicast IP, sending one packet to many destinations with just one transmission).

Millsberry, free website for all to play, has recently shut down. The reason was that Millsberry wasn't making much of a profit, many users didn't use it any longer, and their cereal sponsors weren't making a profit either. For the 6 years that Millsberry was open, us citizens all enjoyed it greatly. It will deffinately be a site that will be missed.

Internet fax allows the sending of papers over the internet instead of a phone line. You need a scanner, then you can scan the paper onto your computer, then send via email. Then the recipient can choose to print the paper at their location.

It is infested with child molesters.

It is infested with get rich quick schemes

It is infested with people trying to steal your identity

It is infested with meaningless viruses, worms and trojans that do nothing but soak up your memory so your computer crawls to a stop.

It is infested by bots that crawl page after page looking for information about you

It's usually cheaper, with about the same bandwidth, does not require as much planning and work spent on installation.

Suffers from EMI, walls, metal grids decrease the range dramatically.

Add-ons are small complements to softwares. Mozilla Firefox, for example, is famous for the big collection of add-ons you can download to impreove your experience.

Add-ons add features to softwares. A lot of softwares offer this support. Some programs don't necessarily encourge it (Such as MSN Messenger), but make it possible. Some programs encourage it (Such as Pidgin and Mozilla Firefox) and some programs don't allow it.

Similar to Windows Messenger, aMSN was released in 2002. Some of the features it offers are file transfers, logging in under any status, webcam, and the ability to start a conversation while appearing logged off.

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A peer to peer network consists of devices that ALL provide services to the rest of the network as well as using them.

This is in contrast to a client-server network model in which a specific computer called a server provides services that the network clients use.

Examples of services that might be provided are file storage, printers, Internet access and so on.