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Dumb terminal means:
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Specific known limitations
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BBS resolved evolved into newsgroups, which evolved into actual online forms. These have mostly disappeared in the wake of ______________.
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Social networking sites
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The culture of the internet is interlinked with in dependence between technological advances and the way in which humans _____________
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humans increase their processing knowledge with technology
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Prior to the World Wide Web as we know it, the internet was chaotic, without any ___________
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Protocols or standardization
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Computing in the early days was a rental situation. You dialed into a mainframe and used it to ___________
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run computations
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In the early 1980's CompuServe had a chat program based on Citizen's Band radio. This has evolved into a popular form of communication called _________
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text message
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The very first home computers were either Radio Shack TRS-80 or a __________
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Commodore 64
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As this industry grows in popularity, CompuServe and AOL began issuing floppy discs that would load _____ onto your computer
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proprietary software
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The concept of non-streamable means ______
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A file that is not meant to be active in a live internet connection
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1 Kilobyte is equal to ___________bytes
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1024 bytes
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The first web browsers that looked something like to ones today weren't created until ____
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1995
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Sometimes a big file is a good thing, and sometimes it is bad; sometimes you have to change the way a file is used to make it _______________
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usable
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It is important to understand that size and resolution are not ____________________
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independent of each other
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All human senses have their limitations; for example, the human ear can hear notes as high as __________
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20 kilohertz
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Internet Protocol Address shortname
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IP
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a continuous connection
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nailed up
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Dynamic name service shortname
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DNS
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A foundational program
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an operating system
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a form of deconstructing
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to reverse engineer
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the practice of creating links
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a hyperlink
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LAN
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Where we see public address
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owned by private companies
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most IP address licenses
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8 bits in length
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a 1-byte computer word
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A simple piece of software
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a web browser
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Apache
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an open sourced program
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a resident program
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a browser program
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A wide group area network
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WAN
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A group of eight
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octet
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A number system
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binary
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IP address is defined as _____________
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32-bit binary number
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Each IP address in IPv4 has 4
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octets
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A web browser does not care if the file it is viewing is your computer or is hosted on a ___________
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server
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