This is colloquially used to mean any high speed, non-dial-up, internet connection

Software used to access and display data from the internet

This is a subcomponent of a URL which identifies the site of host of a page. For example, our domain is linuceum.com (-note, it is always of the form: <something>.<something else>)

A webpage that is created (-or updated) by the webserver when it is requested (cf: static page)

The File Transfer Protocol: this is used when transferring (unencrypted) files point to pointHTML The HyperText Markup Language: this is a way of combining text and command tags in a text file, to def [..]

The internet uses different protocols to talk to machines connected to the internet, depending on what&#39;s being requested; the main ones to look out for are http, https and ftp

A site that allows you to quickly locate relevant pages across the Web

A site that allows you to quickly locate relevant pages across the Web

The SOXified File Transfer Protocol: this is used when transferring (encrypted) files point to point: in use, it looks identical to ftpSurfing The act of spending time on the internet - normally looki [..]

A webpage that is stored as a text file on the webserver and just retrieved when requested (cf: dynamic page)