Unit 01
The Internet
By the end of this unit you can trace a page from a typed domain to a rendered document, and say what ARPANET, DNS and HTTP each contribute to getting it there.
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What's in this unit · 9 min read
- Nobody can see how big your company is
- How do you respond to an attack if your phone line has been cut?
- How information moves
- The request/response cycle
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