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The whole Internet for Windows 95

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This book describes the state of the internet, its basic components and protocols ranging from telnet, ftp and xterm to the www and early web browsers, as current in the early 1990ies. The author was at the time working at the University of Illinois - Urbana Champain (UIUC) which was instrumental in the development of the software architecture of the early modern internet. The book also contains a collection of websites, sorted by subject.

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Internet
Catalogs
Computer networks
Computers & the internet
Réseaux d'ordinateurs

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