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Original Answer: CERN, about 1980

Others: Philip Emeagwali

Vinton Gray Cerf

Tim Berners Lee

The connection of many computers having linked data was originally a US military idea, so people such as Berners Lee competed to create a working, linked system (incase one base was attacked, the data would still exist)

Christiaan Huygens though this is not an easy question to answer. There are many types of clocks. The first type of clock was a sundial. So i guess the sun invented it!?

The title of 'Father of the worldwide web' is attributed to the British scientist Tim Berners-Lee, who implemented the first communication between a server and an HTTP client via Internet that was successful in the year of 1989.

There is no vice president that has claimed to invent the internet. During the Democratic Presidential Nomination, Al Gore claimed to have taken the initiative in creating the internet. This would imply he had a political role in bringing matters before congress, but didn't provide the technical expertise to be an inventor of the technology behind the internet.

The computer is a tool, and one of its uses is for access to the Internet. The Internet is a series of disc drives in server computers that contain data. The connection between a computer and the Internet is a data channel.

Legit, you can buy Salvia at local headshops as well.

I would not recommend smoking without someone who knows what their doing though, I've had some crazy trips on that. Not as crazy as acid but still pretty freaking intense.

Flagging a message means marking it as important, or something that you need to come back to, or that needs your attention. Many email programs, for instance, offer this functionality. You can click the flag icon, or mark the question in some other way to say that you need to remember this one.

Personally the internet has made me a very lazy scholar... It is soo easy to get just about any source online that as a grad student, I have not yet visited the stacks in our library... never did as an undergrad either come to think of it... and yet I graduated with honors, in 4 years, with 2 majors, from a very prestigious private college. I suppose it's what you read, not how you read it.... One particularly great internet studying moment arose when I did a google scholar search of the topic for my Master's thesis and found another recently written Master's thesis on the same (very VERY obscure) topic. When I couldn't gain access to the print version through my University's library and emails from the author's previous university proved fruitless, I looked her up on Facebook. Sure enough, after a quick facebook message to her, she emailed me a PDF of her completed thesis which then guided me to a plethora of other sources I wouldn't have ever found. Suddenly, there were 3 Neo-Futurist scholars out there and I was no longer alone on my thesis quest. It was a very cool online series of events. As a teaching assistant for a 100 level theatre appreciation course however, my undergrad students display a shocking lack of finesse with the online sources.. If I get one more term paper citing nothing but wikipedia and Joe-Schmoe's blog I may scream... not to mention the occasional blatant plaigerism. In the end, the internet, like everything else, is a wonderful thing in moderation, but can lead to a whole new level of trouble when abused.

Google is taken from the work "googol" which means 10^100, or one with one hundred 0's following it. As for the namer, most likely Larry Page or Sergey Brin, both being key roles in the history of google. More information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Google#Early_history

Specific statistics are unknown. Remember, not everyone posts their location on Twitter.

It is very unlikely that the "Internet" in its entirety could ever be shut down entirely; At least not by us anyway. The only way I can fathom the internet ever being shutdown completely would be via some sort of enormous global electromagnetic pulse (EMP). Nuclear blasts create enormous electromagnetic pulses...but if there were that many nuclear bombs being dropped to shutdown the net via EMP, we are pretty much screwed. However, if our sun had a bad enough solar flare directed towards earth, the EMI from the flare could knock out EMP sensitive equipment worldwide. I am not 100%, but I think although we might suffer from effects of radiation poisoning to some degree, we would live through such an event...and we would just rebuild...so the internet would return.

Deutschland. When you see "de", that means the web site is hosted by a German service provider.

he played a vital role in the creation of the internet

Yes, you could do this. However, these would not normally be useful in a presentation, they would confuse your audience. Make your power point simple and clear if you want to get the message home.

Links etc are better covered in a training course where your audience can do things and explore for themselves.

January of 1994

The Semantic Web gives data a common framework of the World Wide Web. It allows the data to be shared and applications referring to the Semantic Web increase daily. Most content is presented in HTML.

There Is Two Founders And They Are Pierre Omidyar and Michael Dean Johnson

The internet was invented in 1969 for the US Government but it was called ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network).

But you have to remember that the Internet is not the same as the World Wide, which was invented in 1989 at CERN by Tim Berners-Lee.

who develop the world wide web and in what year?

102

The name "Google" was chosen from the word "googol," a mathematical term coined by Milton Sirotta, nephew of American mathematician Edward Kasner, for the number represented by 1 followed by 100 zeros. A googol, or google, represented a very large number and reflected the company's mission to organize the immense, seemingly infinite, amount of information available on the World Wide Web.

I'm not sure but as i was told by some people that Google was mis-spelt because there were two creaters where one of them was a Russian and he had wrote Google instead of Googol. I'm not sure if this is a true fact.

You must download an irc client, or use a web based one, then you must select an irc network, ex IRC://irc.example.com (the client often leaves out IRC:// since all irc channels would use it, so you may just need to type, irc.example.com) and then join a channel (ex: #example) use the "/join #example" command, all channels start with #.

1. Makes it hard for anyone to lie. Cause you can type the question in on your phone and check what they said.

2. makes society smarter. All information can be found on internet.

3. makes people behave. Ever had a background check done on ya?

4.its changing politics ( because they are liars.)

5. Makes learning easier for kids. Info's just a click away.

6. Unfortunatly kids are growing up faster seeing things they shouldn't.

7. Helps them learn to read real quick.

8. easier to buy things. just a click away.

9. renting movies has never been easier.

10. making everyday people famous ( Thanks You Tube)

Helpin the talented " get discovered"

11. Makes the entire world smaller.

12. Helps people stay in touch in many ways, phone, text, video.

13.The truth always wins out over a lie and guess what. The religion that's thriving now days more than ever is Christianity. Cause Its the truth.

14. makes it easier to find lost family members or loved ones.

keeps people socially informed without having to be social in person.

15. we can get Honest news instead of whatever the media wants to tell us.

16.changing the face of America. less video stores, book stores, libraries are changing.

17. trends are now nationwide and not just local.

18. dating sites are changing dating. the way we date.

19. Causing a great divide between intelligence and ignorance.

20. Harder to get away with any crime. someone sees, or you tell someone. Just one more way to get caught thanks to internet.

21. keeps people busy. something to do when bored always.

22. everythings online from anything you can listen to or watch or read.