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Zen and the Art of the Internet

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A practical beginner’s guide that explains core Internet concepts and common services, presented as an operating-system neutral reference and primer. It introduces networking fundamentals, address and domain formats, and tools for remote access and information retrieval such as email, telnet, Usenet, archie and FTP, with step-by-step examples and usage notes. Organized for quick lookup and further exploration, it offers troubleshooting tips, cautions about time commitment, and pointers to additional resources, aiming to equip new users to navigate and make practical use of networked resources.

About the Author

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Brendan P. Kehoe

Brendan P. Kehoe is an author known for his contributions to the intersection of technology and philosophy. His notable work, "Zen and the Art of the Internet," explores the relationship between the digital world and personal growth, offering insights into navigating the complexities of online life. Kehoe's writing reflects a thoughtful approach to the internet, emphasizing mindfulness and balance in the digital age. Through his work, he has engaged readers in discussions about the impact of technology on human experience.

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