- Net neutrality is the principle that data packets on the Internet should be moved impartially, without regard to content, destination or source. Net neutrality is sometimes referred to as the "First Amendment of the Internet."
When I came online for the very first time, I had only one thing on my mind...and that was I wanted to create something that would help people. I had no idea that I would be teaching computer to people. It all started because of a dead list on YahooGroups. I got elected from the members to start a new list. Who would of known that it would of gotten me to the point that I am today?
There is a new exploit that has been found that could rival the "MS Blaster Worm" from 2003 - and that infected MILLIONS of PC's in just days and caused havoc for many users.
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In the 1970's or somewhere in there the Creeper Virus was launched. On a US military computer network which was the forerunner to our modern Internet. The virus was written for the Tenex operating system. The infected computers displayed a scroll across the screen that said: I'M THE CREEPER : CATCH ME IF YOU CAN
Today's computers come with a host of software, and a ton of configurations. (Or is that the other way around?) The price range can be from about $250.00 to well over $5,000.00. You can get a custom built, or buy direct from the manufacturer. Or you can just visit your neighborhood retail store.
This is a new feature for our website here at learningpc4beginners. I plan to have this blog based on everything that the new computer user deals with when it comes to their computer along with the person that is trying to tutor them. So one post may deal with just the user. But another post may deal with a subject that the user is dealing with, and how the person (which is me) dealt with it, or the user themselves dealt with it.
Things will go wrong with computers. It does not matter how careful you are. There will come a day when you must use the computer three finger salute ctrl - alt - delete (press together or in that order press together)
Yesterday all servers in the U.S. went out on strike in a bid to get more RAM and better CPUs. A spokes person said that the need for better RAM was due to some fool increasing the front-side bus speed. In future, buses will be told to slow down in residential motherboards.
