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- Usenet : netnews for everyone / by Fristrup, Jenny A.(CARDINAL)208630;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 372-373) and index.Appendices. A. Articles from the source -- B. List of the alternative hierarchy -- C.A word about news readers -- D. Recommended reading.pt. 1. Introduction to USENET -- 1. Meet the USENET community -- 2. People using USENET -- 3. An overview of USENET -- 4. Basic terms and conventions -- 5. Close examination of a newsgroup.pt. 2. The newsgroups of USENET -- 6. About this part of the book -- 7. Computers: the "comp" newsgroups -- 8. Miscellaneous: the "misc" newsgroups -- 9. Network news: the "news" newsgroups -- 10. Recreation: the "rec" newsgroups -- 11. Science: the "sci" newsgroups -- 12. Society: the "soc" newsgroups -- 13. Talk: the "talk" newsgroups -- 14. Worthy mentions from the alternative set -- 15. Other available hierarchies.pt. 3. Accessing USENET -- 16. Boning up on the basice -- 17. Gaining USENET access -- 18. Topics for further exploration.- Subjects: Usenet (Computer network);
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- The Usenet handbook : a user's guide to Netnews / by Harrison, Mark,1962-(CARDINAL)295198;
"USENET, also called Netnews, is the world's largest discussion forum. It's a place for asking and answering technical questions; arguing about politics, religion, and society; or discussing most scientific, artistic, or humanistic disciplines. You'll be surprised by who you meet; it's common for a simple question to be answered by a noted authority. USENET is also a forum for distributing free software, digitized pictures and sounds, and many other things. With the appropriate licensing, you can even get a complete newspaper." "Although the Internet now carries a lot of USENET's traffic, USENET was around first, and still reaches many places that aren't yet connected to the Internet. If you have an Internet connection, you can read news as part of the deal; but if you don't yet have an Internet connection, you can still participate by finding someone willing to pass a news feed along to you." "This book unlocks USENET for you. It's not just a technical book, although it includes tutorials on the most popular newsreaders for UNIX and Windows (tin, nn, gnus, and Trumpet). It also explains what happens on the Net: where to look for information and what to do with it once you get it. The USENET Handbook gives you an introduction into the culture: netiquette, the private language, and some of the history...including some of the more notable practical jokes and pranks."--Jacket.- Subjects: Handbooks and manuals.; Usenet (Computer network);
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- Exploring the Internet using critical thinking skills : a self-paced workbook for learning to effectively use the Internet and evaluate online information / by Jones, Debra.(CARDINAL)212363;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 93-94).Nature -- The Soldiers Introduction -- The Allies -- The Enemies -- The Civilians Introduction -- The Labyrinth of Nations -- The Limits of Communication -- The Totality of War -- The Old World -- The Apocalypse."This workbook by an Internet librarian seeks to provide instruction and practice in developing skills to locate a variety of information resources on the Internet, apply critical evaluation to select relevant, good-quality data, and identify bias and personal opinion in full-text online material. The eight lessons encompass a basic orientation to the World Wide Web and Netscape, basic search techniques, WWW search engines, Internet sources for news, government data, and educational resources, E-mail resources including listservs and Usenet newsgroups, computer-use ethics, copyright issues, and guidance in citing digitalized information in footnotes and term-paper bibliographies. Basic definitions provided in the text are duplicated in the glossary. Online practice exercises accompany each lesson." -- Library Journal.- Subjects: Problems and exercises.; Computer network resources; Critical thinking; Internet.;
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- Linux pocket guide / by Barrett, Daniel J.(CARDINAL)211205;
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- Subjects: Linux.; Operating systems (Computers);
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- Tor and the deep web: bitcoin, darknet & cryptocurrency in 2017-2018; 2 in 1 pack / by Henderson, Lance,author.;
Darknet: a beginner's guide to staying anonymous -- TOR and the dark art of anonymity.THE ULTIMATE TOR BROWSER & DARKNET GUIDE FOR 2018-2019. Just three questions you need to ask yourself:✔ Do You Value Privacy?✔ Do You Value Freedom?✔ Do You Want to be Anonymous? If you answered yes to any of the above, then this is your book. Instant anonymity, right now, can be yours for the taking. As science fiction author Hugh Howey once stated: When Pursuing a Dream, Don't. Wait. People sling words across the internet without regard for their future. They don't know it but they are digging their own graves by attacking Goliath without a shield. Every word you say on forums, Usenet, Facebook, and News outlets is out there forever whether you are Republican, Democrat, Libertarian or Green Party. Doesn't matter. One day you may wake up to discover a state power wants a 'type' of voter out of the equation altogether: You. How do you erase every critical forum comment you ever made? How do you scrub your Facebook page? How do you make anonymous online comments so that your new employer doesn't fire you? Enter Tor. This is the ultimate guide with easy take-you-by-the-hand- Subjects: Data encryption (Computer science); Internet; Online social networks.;
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