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First 100 .com registered websites
What was the world's first .com?
Just what would the site with the world's longest domain name be without mentioning what the world's first dot com was
Now were sure many of you think you know and some really do know, but those that think it was think.com better think again, think.com was the third...we think.
The DNS was created in 1984 and in 1985 top level domains were defined. The first top level domains were COM, ORG, EDU, GOV, MIL and ccTLD.
In April 1985 cmu.edu, purdue.edu, rice.edu and ucla.edu were the first registered domain names.
The first .gov was css.gov and was registered in June 1985.
The first .org was mitre.org and was registered in July 1985.
Now for the first .com which was registered on March 15 1985 and it was symbolics.com which still happens to be up and running, although not much to look at.
Now for the first 100 registered domains:
SYMBOLICS.COM
BBN.COM
THINK.COM
MCC.COM
DEC.COM
NORTHROP.COM
XEROX.COM
SRI.COM
HP.COM
BELLCORE.COM
IBM.COM
SUN.COM
INTEL.COM
TI.COM
ATT.COM
GMR.COM
TEK.COM
FMC.COM
UB.COM
BELL-ATL.COM
GE.COM
GREBYN.COM
ISC.COM
NSC.COM
STARGATE.COM
BOEING.COM
ITCORP.COM
SIEMENS.COM
PYRAMID.COM
ALPHACDC.COM
BDM.COM
FLUKE.COM
INMET.COM
KESMAI.COM
MENTOR.COM
NEC.COM
RAY.COM
ROSEMOUNT.COM
VORTEX.COM
ALCOA.COM
GTE.COM
ADOBE.COM
AMD.COM
DAS.COM
DATA-IO.COM
OCTOPUS.COM
PORTAL.COM
TELTONE.COM
3COM.COM
AMDAHL.COM
CCUR.COM
CI.COM
CONVERGENT.COM
DG.COM
PEREGRINE.COM
QUAD.COM
SQ.COM
TANDY.COM
TTI.COM
UNISYS.COM
CGI.COM
CTS.COM
SPDCC.COM
APPLE.COM
NMA.COM
PRIME.COM
PHILIPS.COM
DATACUBE.COM
KAI.COM
TIC.COM
VINE.COM
NCR.COM
CISCO.COM
RDL.COM
SLB.COM
PARCPLACE.COM
UTC.COM
IDE.COM
TRW.COM
UNIPRESS.COM
DUPONT.COM
LOCKHEED.COM
ROSETTA.COM
TOAD.COM
QUICK.COM
ALLIED.COM
DSC.COM
SCO.COM
GENE.COM
KCCS.COM
SPECTRA.COM
WLK.COM
MENTAT.COM
WYSE.COM
CFG.COM
MARBLE.COM
CAYMAN.COM
ENTITY.COM
KSR.COM
NYNEXST.COM
March 15 1985
April 24 1985
May 24 1985
July 11 1985
September 30 1985
November 7 1985
January 9 1986
January 17 1986
March 3 1986
March 5 1986
March 19 1986
March 19 1986
March 25 1986
March 25 1986
April 25 1986
May 8 1986
May 8 1986
July 10 1986
July 10 1986
August 5 1986
August 5 1986
August 5 1986
August 5 1986
August 5 1986
August 5 1986
September 2 1986
September 18 1986
September 29 1986
October 18 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
October 27 1986
November 5 1986
November 5 1986
November 17 1986
November 17 1986
November 17 1986
November 17 1986
November 17 1986
November 17 1986
November 17 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
December 11 1986
January 19 1987
January 19 1987
January 19 1987
February 19 1987
March 4 1987
March 4 1987
April 4 1987
April 23 1987
April 23 1987
April 23 1987
April 23 1987
April 30 1987
May 14 1987
May 14 1987
May 20 1987
May 27 1987
May 27 1987
June 26 1987
July 9 1987
July 13 1987
July 27 1987
July 27 1987
July 28 1987
August 18 1987
August 31 1987
September 3 1987
September 3 1987
September 3 1987
September 22 1987
September 22 1987
September 22 1987
September 22 1987
September 30 1987
October 14 1987
November 2 1987
November 9 1987
November 16 1987
November 16 1987
November 24 1987
November 30 1987
Type in Special Characters
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Is your WiFi being used illegally? Track the culprits
If you thought that its impossible to detect the physical location of a person in your Wireless Lan (WiFi), then read on. A tool called Moocher Hunter can help you physically track the users connected in your WiFi network. This tool would come handy for network admins or police authorities who would want to spot and catch hackers using WiFi for illegal purposes . Recently the Indian police raided the Mumbai home of an American expatriate after someone used his open wireless network to send an email that took responsibility for a bomb blast that killed at least 42 people.Actually someone used wardriving to use his internet connection to send that sensitive e-mail.
Good things about MoocherHunter-
The algorithms applied use various signal variables to accurately predict the position of the connected laptop/machine. MoocherHunter™ identifies the location of an 802.11-based wireless moocher or hacker by the traffic they send across the network. If they want to mooch from you or use your wireless network for illegal purposes (e.g. warez downloading or illegal filesharing), then they have no choice but to reveal themselves by sending traffic across in order to accomplish their objectives. MoocherHunter™ enables the owner of the wireless network to detect traffic from this unauthorized wireless client (using either MoocherHunter™’s Passive or Active mode) and enables the owner, armed with a laptop and directional antenna, to isolate and track down the source.
Good things about MoocherHunter-
- Its free to use.
- It can predict the Physical Location of the computer using the WiFi connection.
The algorithms applied use various signal variables to accurately predict the position of the connected laptop/machine. MoocherHunter™ identifies the location of an 802.11-based wireless moocher or hacker by the traffic they send across the network. If they want to mooch from you or use your wireless network for illegal purposes (e.g. warez downloading or illegal filesharing), then they have no choice but to reveal themselves by sending traffic across in order to accomplish their objectives. MoocherHunter™ enables the owner of the wireless network to detect traffic from this unauthorized wireless client (using either MoocherHunter™’s Passive or Active mode) and enables the owner, armed with a laptop and directional antenna, to isolate and track down the source.
Making of ZooZoos Charecters
ZooZoo is the name of the character in the most Sensational, Stunning, Cute Ads of Vodafone. These are the Ads made by O&M for Vodafone to convey different value added services offered by the mobile phone company. And the Man behind these Ads is Prakash Varma, an Indian.
On first look, these "ZooZoos" may resemble animated cartoon characters with an alien look or simply an egg-head character with disproportional white bodies and black dots for eyes and mouth. But the interesting part is that these are 'Not Animated Characters', but are actually slim women actors from local Mumbai theatres, dressed in white costumes that are stuffed with foam to portray the characters. They only had women and occasionally children as their main cast to keep the hands and legs thin of the Zoozoo characters.
The Zoozoo's are in fact real people in costumes with rubber cut-out's for facial expressions, however the sets and production of the advertisements give the effect of the characters being animated. The effect was achieved by a variety of methods including choosing the right material for the body suits to ensure that there were no wrinkles when the characters moved, shooting the footage at lower framerates and keeping backgrounds simple in terms of details and the use of a neutral tone of grey.
The zoozoo's were split in two parts - the body and the head. The body was made using a special material stuffed with foam in some places (notably around the stomach) while the head was created using using a harder material called Perspex.
The characters, all local theatre actors, had to perform in costumes, which came with their own set of problems. Wearing an enlarged headpiece, for example, meant that all the actors were practically blind. “They couldn’t see where they were going, so we had several funny instances where the actors would walk right out of the frame during shooting. Also, it was very difficult for them to breathe with those headpieces on, so the actors would take them off every few minutes for some air. But after the first few days, we got into the groove of things and managed just fine,” says Prakash Varma, director at Nirvana Films.
Still, on TV, the Zoozoos have come as a breath of fresh air providing a much-needed respite from the staple diet of cricket and politics that most viewers are living on—one of the objectives of the agency and the film-maker. “We wanted to create something unique. A character that would always be memorable… somewhat alien and yet, very human,” says Varma, who made the films. “When we started out, the idea was to ensure that no one should be watching cricket. Everyone should be talking about Zoozoo.”
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