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What if the Internet was a place you could walk into?

It'd be pretty sweet..... 8)

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i will be there every day :) like the matrix movie :)

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then that would be COOL!! ^__^

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yeah right!! it would save a lot!! hmm I love to visit Portugal.. Move a little bit away from the screen.. I'm going IN!! hahaha
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yeaaah.. I hope it will be!! whooooh!! I can't imagine bwahahah
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ahahha,, lol ::D
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My dream come true! :) :) :) I just can't stop smiling

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The Internet is not a physical place, using the conventional concept of a place - with a location that has physical dimensions. The net is as massive "highway" of wires, optical fiber cables, and microwave links - connected by relay hardware called "routers" and "hubs" to dedicated computers called "servers". Those servers buy space (bandwidth) on various locations on the net (the main trunk lines of the net are called "the backbone" and carry the main bulk of the signals) and rent out that space to companies that wish to host web sites. The browser on your computer or smart phone or tablet receives near-Human readable code over the net from those servers - and create web-pages out of them - no web-page is transmitted the way you see it by your browser. The code is written in a language called "hyper-text markup language (html)" following a set of rules called "a protocol" (http) and is authored on software on local computers, tested, and uploaded to the server - and then propagated through the entire net - to special location servers so the address you type into your browser can find the web-page. Other technologies are typically included in web-pages such as Java (small code originally invented by Sun Microsystems to run toys) and various audio/video multi-media coding software. So technically speaking, you can't walk into the net - it doesn't exist in physical space (the wiring,connections, and servers do) - you can think of it an an illusion of a place - created to make communication easier across the net - typically using the World Wide Web that sits "on top" of the connections.

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Geez....get an imagination.
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Lol
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Lol I can't stop laughing (reads comment again) HAHAHAHAHA!
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I have an imagination - I even make money on it. A science fiction writer named William Gibson wrote a book called "Neuromancer" (he coined the term "cyberspace") where people could enter virtual realities hosted by the net - early in the development of the net available to the public today. Geez, get an original idea.
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Well excuuuusse me then...
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Lol HAHAHAHA!
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YC - you do realize how arrogant and sarcastic you come off on these posts, is this intentional? Cocky and arrogance are always masks for some insecurity - usually it's just not so obvious. I truly am sorry I tried to help answer your question.
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The last comment i made was suppose to be sarcastic, yeah lol. Why are you so offended?? I just wanted fun answers lol. And why are you sorry? Dont be.
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Ok YC - I miss-read you. That can happen when I can't see the other person's expressions when they comment on something - it happens to me many times - so yes, I'm sorry about the mix-up. Live long and prosper. ;-)
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That would be so cool. Someonm'es been watching Pokemon.....yeah but idk if that's possible thought

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