An early Internet standard for the publication and delivery of information. Serial Line Internet Protocol. A standard for connecting to the Internet over conventional telephone lines. A technology that serves as the endpoint when computers communicate with each other. A spam is the Internet equivalent of junk mail.
Spams are usually unsolicited advertisements sent to tens of thousands of Internet users at once.
A method of fooling search engines into raising a site's relevancy score. Even though they bear no relation to the page's contents. A 44.736Mbps data line. The basic set of protocols that control applications on the Internet. A method of connecting your computer to a remote machine so you can use the distant computer as if it were your own.