When it comes to TLDs (top level domains, i.e. COM, NET, ORG, etc.) on the internet, several attempts have been made to generate the popularity of COM. All have failed, but that doesn’t mean the people who give us alternatives to COM stop trying. One of the weirder TLDs out there is TEL. This is billed as a mobile calling card of sorts.. I think. Right off...

It’s my opinion that everyone should own a laptop. Two years ago I couldn’t say this because the price point wasn’t low enough. But with the netbooks quickly becoming the new norm of laptops, I can say now that yes, you should own one. And if you needed a reason why, here are 10 good ones. 1. Better resale value. PCs hold little resale value...

While it’s true we see a ton of innovation on the internet (it’s what drives it to begin with) there’s been some stuff that was just nothing but a miserable failure from the word go. Here’s 5 of them. Some are old, some current. WebRing The concept: To "join" web sites together in a circular structure (the "ring") The...

A domain in relation to the internet is [Domain Name].[TLD], such as PCMECH.COM. The domain name itself is PCMECH. The TLD, a.k.a. Top Level Domain is the dot com. Or moreover, just com. Generally speaking you can have up to 60 characters in a domain name before the TLD, so if you wanted.. Hi-There-This-Is-My-Domain-Name-and-I-Really-Like-It.com ..you could get...

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