Rubric: Our networks Not all angels - in binge Anton Nosik As promised, today we will talk about the Russian resources of the network again. We often return on our pages to this topic, which, I believe, do not surprisely, given the language of the publication and the growth rate of the Russian -speaking Internet - in particular, at the expense of our compatriots. Let's start with a pleasant news of a local nature.

Rubric: Our networks Akwanet, champion cheapness Anton Nosik Today we threatened to talk about relevants, we will try to follow this promise. To do this, we will choose the most relevant for most readers "Vesti" Topic: What is the method of connecting to the Internet - the cheapest? Repeatedly during the existence of our section, we concerned the question of who, how much and how in Israel connects users to the Internet.

Rubric: Our networks Chort at http://kulichki.clever.net/ Anton Nosik When the server www.sharat.co.il was created, in addition to its direct commercial purposes (the construction of www pages and servers on orders of companies and organizations), it seemed to me that one of the important areas of the “Sharat” would be collected under one roof of all the Russian resources still -male resources so far.

Rubric: Our networks Mr. Scooter, bibliophil and idiot Anton Nosik In the last issue of our heading, we talked about the principles of the work of the Altavist search engine (http://altavista.digital.com/). Today we continue and complete the conversation on this topic - in the hope that the reader received enough information to independently continue to work on the Altavosty.

Rubric: Our networks Altavista: Scooter in the case Anton Nosik In the last issue of our column, we talked about the practical aspects of using the Altavist search engine (http://altavista.digital.com/). Today we’ll talk about its anatomy, internal structure and principles of work. First of all, we are puzzled by the question: where is Altavist looking for those documents whose addresses she gives us?

Rubric: Our networks Altavista: The first approximation Anton Nosik Before we start our story on today's topic, joyful news: the Russian -speaking version of the best Internet textbook of all time and peoples is widely available on the server of the EFF Fund (EFF) - EFF's Guide to the Internet, v.2.22, translated by Andrei Milvid. Previously, the same textbook was called the "Internet guide for full sucker" (Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet).

Rubric: Our networks Scott Pakin, author of the "Idiot" Anton Nosik The Russian -speaking user of the network hardly needs to explain for a long time who Dmitry Manin and Roman Leibov need to. American Dmitry Manin - creator Burim and Sonnetnik on WWW - and an employee of the University of Tartus, Roman Leibov, the founder of a recording novel - has long and firmly took their place on the Olympus of the Russian -speaking Internet, creating the first interactive systems of collective creativity.

Rubric: Our networks You write, you will count Anton Nosik Email allows two Internet users who are at the opposite ends of the globe to exchange letters, text documents, programs, graphic and other files - and the time of passing the message from the addressee is usually calculated by seconds or minutes. In this sense, e -mail in the world of communications and communication has no analogues.

Rubric: Our networks The battle of the titans Anton Nosik Today we promised to talk about two “three -tires” that came out with an interval of a week: “peeps” Netscape Navigator 3.0 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0. In the past, we have repeatedly happened to talk about these two programs and about their rivalry, which began after the first “beta” of the third version of the Explorer (3.0beta1) at the beginning of this summer.

Rubric: Our networks Our television tie Anton Nosik Today we promised to talk about relevants - about topics in the focus of the Internet of the Internet public these days. Those of these, despite the holiday season, could have been enough for a weighty volume. Let's try to look at them briefly, running through the headlines.

Rubric: Our networks Free, sir! Anton Nosik Speaking about the Internet, one cannot help but turn from time to time to the cherished topic of freebies, because it is one of the most remarkable and joyful economic phenomena of the World Wide Web. Take at least the same Geocities, which were described in our previous issue. They are based on a principle widespread throughout the network economy.

Rubric: Our networks The courage of the geogorod takes Anton Nosik When I had a chance to write for the first time about the Geocities server on the Vesti pages in December last year, this place was relatively deserted, and few people on the network guessed about a fantastic event that was going there. Today, the word geocities has become a household vocabulary in the network vocabulary, and with its help all large Internet freebines are designated.

Rubric: Our networks Digest of the fifter Anton Nosik The Handwheel Electronic Edition, called Netsurfer Digest, has long and firmly entrenched in the network landscape. When I first signed on him (last fall), Digest had one and a half thousand readers. How many of them today are scary to even think. The skepticism of many researchers of network commerce about the business on WWW seems to be not devoid of their grounds.

Rubric: Our networks ABC IRC: Communication Anton Nosik In the last note, we talked about how to connect to the IRC server. Recall that for this you need to acquire an IRC by the client (the IRC server connection program), choose a “nickname” (nickname ”(nickname) up to 9 letters long, determine the server with which we are going to connect, cut out and click on Connect. If we are lucky, then within 10-40 seconds we will be connected to the selected server.

Rubric: Our networks ABC IRC: Connection Anton Nosik It is time to talk for IRC. It may seem strange the reader that only in the 52nd note of our heading we turn to this topic that exciting many Internet users, although about WWW, email, mailing lists, usenet, hebraisation, Russification and other Internet sights, we have already told many times many times.