Internet Flashcards
When did the tech revolution begin?
1969
How did the United States contribute to the internet ?
The Advance Research Projects Agency (ARPA) developed many of the technologies used for internet communication today. The internet was also an idea created during the cold war in thoughts of nuclear warfare communications, but never came true.
What is ARPANET?
It was a connection of computers from a several universities that was first done by ARPA. It wasn’t for communication and was used mostly for shared computer power. Paul Baran was the lead inventor.
Who is Sir Tim Berners Lee?
He solved the problem of a mess from the incompantibility of differnet networks and CERN systems leading him to inventing the World Wide Web. He created this because he wanted the researchers to be able to communicate and share their research and results with each other more easily eventually leading to more progress being done.
What is the internet?
It is the infrastructure of the network.
Did Tim Berners Lee patentient the World Wide Web?
No
What is the modern internet?
It is a huge array of interconnected points around the world.
What are sea plows?
They are machines that lay and dig holes for fiber optic cabels to lay in allowing the water to bury them later.
What was the 2008 submarine cable disruption?
Due to damaged cables much of India and the Middle East lost all access to the internet.
What is The Internet Corporation for Asigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)?
It is a nonprofit open and transparent corportation that manage the domain name system (DNS) with members from all around the world.
What is the World Wide Web Consortium?
A corporation ran by Sir Tim Berners Lee
What is the World Wide Web Consortium?
A corporation ran by Sir Tim Berners Lee
How did the British contribute to the internet?
They came up with the idea of packet switching in a computer system called NPL.
How did the French contribute to the internet?
They worked on Cyclades and coined the term Le Internet.
How long was the internet in the making?
It was in the making for 40 years.