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Those two or three letters that go after the dot on a Web address -- you know, .com, .gov, .edu, and so on -- actually mean something. They identify the top level domain (TLD) that a site is on. It would seem that pretty much all those TLDs are more or less the same, but it looks like some domains harbor more malicious sites than others, according to a new report by security software vendor ...
If you're younger than 20, you might be surprised to learn that many Web site addresses are older than you are (actually, at that age, you probably think the Web has been around forever). But for those of us who can remember the days before the World Wide Web existed, the revelation is a shocker. Many of us still think the World Wide Web, as a late-'90s phenomenon, but the Internet's domains (the ...
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Definitely not rooting for that hoity toity Pekingese, that's for damn sure. #Westminster
I'm, like, okay with being a little crazy.
The time, energy, words, weight lost, nails bitten, scabs picked and nights I've struggled thru for this are easy to judge from afar, right?
Things I won't miss about being a freelancer: incorrectly estimating my taxes and owing a ton of cash at the end of the year.
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