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I think it's fair to say that most people have gotten accustomed to using

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the terms internet and web interchangeably I mean it's all the same

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thing right where you SN all your time into World of Warcraft and procure the

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dankest of memes well actually although

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the net and the web are pretty much married to each other they're

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fundamentally different the term internet was actually coined as a short

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word for inter networking which is what

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the internet actually is I huge systems

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of interconnected intranets or computer

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networks from all over the globe as I explained in this video now the internet

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supports lots of different Services just one of which is the worldwide web which

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uses URLs or uniform resource locators

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to locate stuff and hypertext languages

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such as HTML that can be rendered by your internet browser as a web page

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think of it this way all all of the websites you enjoy like YouTube lestech

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tips.com and maybe some of the slightly more questionable stuff with their

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onscreen text and Graphics are kind of like movie theaters that you have to

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drive through the theaters are like the worldwide web but the road that you take

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to get there that's the internet the web is essentially a virtual space where all

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that sweet content is stored and accessed using a protocol called HTTP

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but the internet is the thing that keeps it all connected and just like on a real

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Highway you're not under any obligation to actually drive to a movie theater

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unless your job is to serve popcorn to unruly teenagers at a Twilight release

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there are plenty of services we access via the Internet that aren't part of the

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web for instance if you use a non-browser-based email server through a

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program like Outlook you're probably using protocols called SMTP or pop which

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lie outside of the web another way we use the internet without using the web

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is with file transfers schemes like bit

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torrent peer-to-peer networking and FTP

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don't use HTTP and bypass the web entirely even popular services like

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Spotify various Game servers certain VoIP phones and many mobile apps

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communicate using different protocols than the web these things are separated

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from web traffic by connecting to servers using a different port than HTTP

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which usually goes through port number 80 and although a lot of this stuff

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might seem like it only became popular recently the web has been competing with

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other internet services for a long time one of the most well-known of these was

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called gopher which was something of a rival to the web in the late 1980s and

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early 1990s like the web gopher could also be used to display documents via

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the internet but the flexibility of HTML and development of graphical web

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browsers like Mosaic made the web dominant by the mid 1990s and onward it

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marched with web-based email providers like Hotmail and later Gmail mostly

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replacing you know clients like Outlook you know what your grandma uses with

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video streaming and browsers taking over from downloading the files from FTP

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servers and even the old discussion service uset taking a back seat to the

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ever popular Message Board making it easier for us to troll each other

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without special software and don't forget Google wants to move even more

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all but the most basic functionality of our computers even productivity software

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like word processors to web apps with Chrome OS but here's an interesting fact

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web use is actually slowing down even

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with all the stuff we can do through a browser even things like rudimentary

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video editing the rise of mobile and

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console apps that while they use the internet don't use HTTP has meant that

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web usage has been steadily decreasing for the last few years but even so the

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web is an extremely powerful tool so don't worry it's not going anywhere

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