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While participating in an online discussion forum about Barack Obama, you see this weird expression “TLDR”. This odd phrase appears multiple times after some long posts, but what exactly do… Original post by Admin

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Image by lunawhimsy from Flickr I think everyone can agree that its important to find ways to keep our kids safe while they’re online surfing the Web. That’s why I wrote… Original post by admin

If nobody has formally explained Quicktime, Real Audio, Winzip, Flash Player, and Java Virtual Machine to you, then you might find this article very helpful. Written for both beginners and… Original post by Vlatiska

What a juicy question that is, and interestingly enough, the answer is also juicy. “Who runs the internet” is answered differently, depending on who you ask! While the USA and… Original post by unknown

“Internet cache” is a large store of temporary internet files that you’ve viewed, and that you may return to see within the next few days. Alas, these cache files build… Original post by free web hosting