Brick and mortar- pertaining to convention stores , business, etc. ,having physical building and faculties , as opposed to Internet or remote services
Upload-to transfer (software , data, character sets , etc.)
Hypertext-a term coined by Ted Nelson around 1965 for a collection of document ( or “nodes”) containing cross-references or “ links” which , with aid of an interactive browser
Ulr-Uniform Reform Locator
Virus-a segment of self-replicating code planted illegally in a computer program , often to damage or shut down a system or network
Hyperlink-a method of sorting data through
Browser-program used to read hyperlink
Chatroom-a branch of computer used to chat live
Login-Idk so here we go
Login-act of logging in
Hypermedia-a system form of information
Cookie-a handel ttrans. Id or token between programs
Internet-connected system of net works that connects computer around the world
Netiquette-convention of politeness seen on usenet & in mailing list
Web address- location on the inter net of a certain company ,server or file
Denial of service-a attempt to make a computer recorse unavailable
Internet explorer-the mane rival to net scape navigator(which runs on many platforms)
Mozilla firefox-free and open source web browser
Web page-a document on the world Dot com-is a domain name for most web pages

Dvd-an optical disk that can store a very large amount as text music or images
Laser- a printer I s a common typ e of prointer
Sdram- synch ronous dynamic random access
Router-is a networking device whose software & hardware .
Scanner-a device that opticlticly scans images printed text
Intel –the worlds largest semiconductor
Zip drive –is a medium capacity removable disk

Firewire-is a serial bus interface standard
Microprocessor –incorporate s most o ral the funcuntion s

Flash card-used for educations and training