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Zen and the Art of the Internet: A Beginner's Guide (Prentice Hall Series in Innovative Technology) [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]

Brendan P. Kehoe


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The legendary best-selling Internet introduction, a convenient package that's just as friendly and easy-to-read as ever, is now fully-updated with coverage of the World Wide Web and much more. For years, Internet experts have referred newcomers to this book as the single best way to get started on the Internet. It's one of the few computer books that can truly be called a classic. Now author Brendan Kehoe has completely updated it to reflect the dramatic changes on the Internet.

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The legendary best-selling Internet introduction, a convenient package that's just as friendly and easy-to-read as ever, is now fully-updated with coverage of the World Wide Web and much more. For years, Internet experts have referred newcomers to this book as the single best way to get started on the Internet. It's one of the few computer books that can truly be called a classic. Now author Brendan Kehoe has completely updated it to reflect the dramatic changes on the Internet.

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Great intro to net surfing! 9. Juni 1996
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"Zen and the art of the Internet" is the first book I have seen
from Brendon Keyhoe's pen, and it's a winner! Those of us who
watched the computer revolution pass us by, will find lots of
basic, introductory info on the internet, it's history and how
to connect. He gives thoughtful, careful, complete descriptions
of the various internet components, such as TCP/IP, telnet, ftp,
and gopher. Looking for a quick, understandable method
of composing your own web page? The appendix, alone, covers
web authoring concepts in just a dozen pages or so; I've seen
books (such as "HTML for Dummies") waste literally hundreds of
pages with useless, technical details the average user could
care less about. Need an easy to understand, yet thorough intro
to net surfing? Get "Zen and the Art of the Internet"!
4 von 5 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
An old classic. Required reading for the net. 27. Februar 2005
Von Peter L. Berghold - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com
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Although some of the command line invocations are from the primordial past of the 'net, this book still is chock full of good philosophy on how folks ought to behave on line.

Keep in mind this book was written "back in the day" when it wasn't called "the internet." In fact the internet as we know it today really didn't exist yet. There was the ARPA/DARPA network which was strictly for colleges and the defense industry to exchange data. The technology back then consisted of 9600 baud (or slower) modems and technologies like UUCP were in use.

From UUCP came some of the early news groups. Then called USENET, this was a way of allowing folks to post articles under a hierarchy of "groups" that were organized as to subject matter.

From those beginnings we now have web sites, email lists, IRC, AOL Chat, blogs, wikis and all sorts of things on the 'net.

And still and probably nowadays more importantly is the need for a code of honor or code of ethics to guide how people interact using these mediums. Hence the term "netiquette" and "netizen."

To be a good netizen you practiced good netiquette in all your dealings on the 'net.

This book is all about those concepts and what is considered good and what is considered bad. There is a recognition of the effects of the anonyminity of posting using "handles" instead of real names and the like. Because of that anonymity some folks feel that they can say things in a manner on the 'net that they would dare say in person in public. This book addresses that and more.

In spite of its datedness in terms of the technology it speaks to it still deserves a place on every netizens bookshelf.
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definitely outdated 19. Februar 2006
Von Wei H. Lin - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com
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It's not that a bad book, just, outdated, unless you are interested in early, pre-Amazon Internet.

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