Sometimes when you’re browsing the web you might hit a link and come across a broken page. Usually these pages will indicate an error and a corresponding code. Common error codes are 403, 404, 500 and so on. Here is a guide to five of the more common HTTP error codes and what they mean. …
Wikipedia, a non-profit website known for its vast amounts of information, has recently undergone a major change to the website. The change adds another section to the Terms of Use requiring individuals to disclose publicly through the edit summary that they are getting paid to edit. Wikipedia released a FAQ which explains this more in depth. …
What is a URL? A URL is what shows up in the address bar of your browser that identifies the website you are visiting. URLs were created as human friendly text-based addresses to replace the IP address comprised of all numbers that computers use to communicate with the servers to fetch and display a website. …
