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Mod_perl

Mod_perl is a module that can be installed on the Apache server for the more effective execution of Perl scripts on the server. The module provides an embedded Perl interpreter directly on the...

WYSIWYG

WYSIWYG stands for What You See Is What You Get and it’s a term often used for content and website editors that display the result of the changes while you’re still making them, so you can instantly...

MIME

MIME is short for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions. It is a commonly used email an Internet standard. The MIME format allows the exchange of various types of data over the Internet via email or...

Telnet

The Telnet protocol is a standard used on local area networks or on the Internet to provide users with access to a remote system via TCP/IP. The connection is via terminal (console) but has several...

Meta Tag

HTML meta tags don’t change the way a web page looks, but give additional information (metadata) about the page and the website as a whole. They show what the page is about, who is the author of the...

Plug-in

The plug-in is a software package or module that provides additional features of all kinds for a bigger software program. Plug-ins add specific features to the software, making it more flexible and...

Linux

Linux is a Unix-like OS that can be used on almost every type of computer hardware. At first, the term “Linux” was used only for the Linux kernel (which was developed first), not the operating...

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KVM

What you need to know: KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a virtualization technology that is free, open-source, and available in most modern Linux distributions. Thanks to it, you can create and run Linux and Windows-based virtual machines that are independent of...

Second Level Domain (SLD)

The Second Level Domain or SLD is essential to the hierarchical Domain Name System. It is the second part of the full domain name after the Top Level Domain, on its left side. The Second Level Domain is often the same as the website name, the company, or the...

Top-Level Domain (TLD)

The Top Level Domain name (TLD) is the last or right-most fragment of the domain name. The parts of the domain name are separated with dots and form their own hierarchy in the Domain Name System (DNS). There is a Top-Leveл Domain list where you can see all available...

IANA

What is IANA? Although the Internet is not really a centralized system, there are some key infrastructure elements that need to be coordinated. The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) is an organization that was founded in 1988 by the government of the U.S.A....

ICANN

What is ICANN? ICANN is an abbreviation from Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. It is the non-profit organization that’s responsible for the assignment and coordination of unique Internet addresses and names for all devices connected to the Internet,...

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