Real Training for Internet Professionals
– July 23, 2009
InetDaemon.Com has over 800 tutorials on the Internet, Networking, Computers, Security, World Wide Web, Satellite and Telecommunications. [More Tutorials by InetDaemon]
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– February 5, 2010
So, you want to learn about Computers, Networks and the Internet? Feeling a little overwhelmed by how complicated they are?
All of these technologies are built out of small pieces. That is, each piece was developed all by itself, and the pieces where then put together to make the more complicated systems. To make learning about computers and especially networking or the Internet a little easier, you can start with the OSI Model. If you understand the concepts that go into the OSI Model, you can use the OSI Model as a framework for helping you understand how the pieces that go into networking fit together and how they rely on each other to create the web surfing experience.
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– February 5, 2010
Evaluating Drupal CMS. Expect a review soon!
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– January 22, 2010
What the heck is the difference between a packet, a frame, a protocol data thingy and a datagram?
That’s easy. All of these things are terms for ‘chunks’ of communication data, but to use them correctly, you have to know where they are used.
Posted in: Internet, Networking, Posted to Facebook, Posted to Twitter, Technology.
– January 18, 2010
As the family ‘professional-geek’, I get all the tech support phone calls.
One of my family members (we’ll call him ‘R’) called me the other day somewhat put out and frustrated with his latest computer purchase. The new computer he was setting up for someone else had Windows 7 installed on it.
“I just got used to the XP interface and they had to go and change it all. Why’d they do that?!?” he gasped in exasperation.
The Windows 7 Desktop
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