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Introduction
So you're interested in getting an Internet connection in your home, or maybe you'd just like to upgrade to a faster service. There are many factors to consider, such as how much speed you need and where you live.
In this lesson, we'll talk about bandwidth, different types of Internet service,wireless internet (Wi-Fi), home networking, and mobile phone Internet access.

How do I connect to the Internet?
Video: Connecting to the Internet
Once you've set up your computer, you'll probably want to getInternet access so you can send and receive email, browse the web, watch movies, and do more. Before you can access the Internet, though, there are three things you need: Internet service, a modem, and a web browser.

Choosing an Internet service

Which service is best for me?
It all depends on where you live and how much speed you need. Internet service providers (ISPs) usually offer different levels of speed based on your needs. If you're mainly using the Internet for e-mail and social networking, a slower connection might be all you need, but if you want to download a lot of music or watchstreaming movies, you'll want a faster connection. You'll need to do some research to find out what the options are in your area.
Types of Internet service
Review the following interactive to see a few of the more well-known types of Internet service.

Choosing an ISP
Once you have decided which type of Internet access you are interested in, you can determine which ISPs are available in your area that offer the type of Internet access you want. Then you'll need to purchase Internet service from one of the available ISPs. Talk to friends, family members, and neighbors to see which ISP they use. Below are some things to consider as you research ISPs:
  • Speed
  • Price
  • Ease of installation
  • Service record
  • Technical support
  • Contract terms
Although dial-up has traditionally been the cheapest option, many ISPs have raised dial-up prices to be the same as broadband. This is intended to encourage people to switch over to broadband. Generally, you should only use dial-up if it's the only option available.

Hardware needed
Modem
Once you have your computer, you really don't need much additional hardware to connect to the Internet. The primary piece of hardware you need is a modem.
The type of Internet access you choose will determine which type of modem you need. Dial-up access uses a telephone modem, DSL service uses a DSL modem,cable access uses a cable modem, and satellite service uses a satellite adapter. Your ISP may give you a modem (often for a fee) when you sign a contract, which helps to ensure that you have the right kind of modem. However, if you would prefer to shop for a better or cheaper modem, you can choose to buy one separately.

Router
A router is a hardware device that allows you to connect several computersand other devices to a single Internet connection, which is known as a home network. Many routers are wireless, allowing you to easily create a wireless network.
You don't necessarily need to buy a router to connect to the Internet. It's possible to connect your computer directly to your modem using an Ethernet cable. Also, many modems now include a built-in router, so you have the option of creating a network without having to buy more hardware.
Most routers also act as a hardware firewall, which helps prevent people from gaining access to your computer through the Internet.

Network card
A network card is a piece of hardware that allows computers to communicate over a computer network. Most newer computers have a network card built into the motherboard, so it probably is not something you will need to purchase. The network card will have an Ethernet port, awireless connection, or both.
If you have a laptop with a wireless connection, you can access the Internet at any place that offers a Wi-Fi connection. Many restaurants, coffee shops,bookstores, hotels, and other businesses offer free Wi-Fi. In addition, many cities provide free Wi-Fi in public areas such as parks and downtown areas.

Web browsers
A web browser is the tool you use to access the World Wide Web. The browser's main job is to display webpages. It also lets you create bookmarks (sometimes called Favorites) for sites you like so you can easily find them again later.

The World Wide Web is a virtual network of web sites connected by hyperlinks (or "links"). Web sites are stored on servers on the internet, so the World Wide Web is a part of the internet.

Setting up your Internet connection
Once you have chosen an ISP and purchased the appropriate modem, you can use the instructions provided by your ISP (or included with the modem) to set up your Internet connection. Depending on what type of service you have, your ISP may need to send a technician to your house to turn on the connection.
After you have everything set up, you can open your web browser and begin using the Internet. If you have any problems with your Internet connection, you can call your ISP's tech support number.

Internet on mobile devices
With tablet computers and mobile phones, it's possible to have full Internet access, allowing you to check your e-mail and browse the Web away from home. To do this, you'll need a data plan, which adds an additional monthly fee to your mobile phone bill. Data plans are also available for laptops and e-readers such as the Kindle.

Just like regular cell phone service, it's important to choose a provider that has good coverage in your area. You may want to ask your friends, family, or coworkers which providers they use.

With some devices, such as the iPad, you can choose not to buy a data plan, and you'll still be able to access the Internet whenever you are connected to a Wi-Fi network. If you set up a home wireless network, your device can automatically connect to it whenever you're at home. Also, many restaurants, libraries, and downtown areas offer free Wi-Fi.

Mobile data plans are often referred to as 3G, which means it's the third generation of wireless standards. Many companies now provide 4G (fourth-generation) data services, which allow you to havebroadband speeds on your mobile device.

Home networking
If you have multiple computers at home and want to use all of them to access the Internet, you'll probably want to create a home network. In a home network, all of your devices connect to your router, which is connected to themodem. This means everyone in your family can use the Internet at the same time, and you don't have to purchase a separate Internet service for each computer.

How is a home network used?
Each computer on a network doesn't just connect to the Internet—it also connects to the other computers and devices on the network. This means you can easily share files with other computers. Some programs even let you stream music and movies from one computer to another. One example of this is the Home Sharingfeature in iTunes. These types of features are easy to set up, but it's up to you whether you want to use them.
Home networks aren't just for families! Even if you live alone, you may have multiple devices that can connect to a network. Many phones, printers, MP3 players, video game consoles, and digital video recorders (DVRs) are equipped with wireless cards and often require very little setup to connect them to your home network.

Wireless security
A home network can be wired (using Ethernet cables) or wireless (using Wi-Fi). It may also be a mixture of the two, with some devices connecting with Ethernet and others connecting wirelessly. Wireless is generally more convenient; however, you'll need to think about wireless security. Below are some important security terms you'll need to know:
  • SSID: A service set identifier, commonly called the SSID, is thename of a wireless network. You should change the default SSID to something unique that you'll remember. You may not want to use your actual name, but you can use a hobby or other interest (for example, rockclimbing1).
  • Encryption password: An encryption password is a series of characters that is used to control access to the network. For even greater security, some people use a passphrase, which is longer (and therefore more secure) than a password. You should choose a password or passphrase that's easy for you to remember but difficult for others to guess.
  • Encryption: Encryption prevents unauthorized people from reading data that is transmitted over your wireless network. The data is coded into an unreadable form, and it can only be decoded by a computer that has the correct password (or passphrase). The most common types of encryption for wireless networks areWPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) and WPA2.


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Introduction
A web browser is the tool you use to access the World Wide Web. In order to get the most out of the Web, it's important to understand the various features of a browser.
In this lesson, we'll talk about navigating the Web with a browser, downloadingfiles, bookmarking your favorite websites, tabbed browsing, and plug-ins.

Browser Basics
To get the most out of your web browser, there are some basicconcepts that you need to be familiar with, including navigation, downloading, bookmarking, tabbed browsing, and plug-ins.

Common web browsers
Today, Chrome and Firefox are the most popular web browsers. Other browsers include Internet Explorer,Safari, and Opera. Each one has its own look and feel, but they have the same goal: to display webpages correctly. For most webpages, any well-known browser will work.
  • Chrome:
  • Internet Explorer:
  • Firefox:
Like most modern programs, browsers use a Graphical User Interface (GUI), which means you can navigate by pointing and clicking with a mouse instead of just typing. Some devices like mobile phones use different types of GUIs, such as touchscreens. However, many of the principles remain the same. In the images below, you can compare a point-and-click interface with a touchscreen interface.


For tips that are more specific to your browser, you can check out our tutorials on Internet Explorer,Chrome, and Firefox.

Navigating to a website
To get the most out of your web browser, there are some basic concepts you need to be familiar with.

Address bar
Browsers have an address bar that shows the web address (also called a URL) of the page you are on. To go to a different page, you can type an address in the address bar and then press Enter (or Return).


Links
Most of the time, you will get to a different page by clicking on a link. A link can be text or an image, and it's usually formatted to stand out so you know to click on it. Many text links are blue, and they may also beunderlined.
For example, this is a link. It will open a webpage in a new window, and you can close it to come back to this page.
A link may lead to another webpage, or it could lead to a document, video, or any other type of file. If you're not sure if something's a link, hover the mouse over it. The pointer should change to a hand symbol.

Navigation buttons
Sometimes after you click on a link, you might want to go back to the previous page. You can do this using your browser's Back button. Once you've pressed the Back button, you can press the Forward button to follow the link again.
When you use the Back and Forward buttons, your browser may use its web cache to display the page. The web cache stores recently viewed webpages so they don't need to be downloaded again. This is good because it speeds up your web browsing, but sometimes you want to see the most up-to-date information on the page. You can use the Refresh button (sometimes called Reload) to tell the browser to load the page again.
There are some instances when you don't want to use the navigation buttons. For example, with some online stores you shouldn't refresh the page after purchasing an item because it could cause you to purchase the item twice.

Search bar
Some browsers have a built-in search bar for performing web searches. However, many browsers have combined the address bar and the search bar into a single bar where you can type web addresses or search terms. We'll talk more about web searches in the next lesson.
Some websites may track your activities online, usually for marketing purposes. It's also possible to encounter malicious sites that could harm your computer. For more tips, check out Staying Safe While Browsing in our Internet Safety tutorial.

Adding bookmarks
If you've found a page you'd like to go back to later, you can add it to your bookmarks (sometimes calledfavorites). Bookmarks make it easier to find a page later on. Instead of having to remember the exact web address, you can just scroll through your bookmarks until you see the name of the page.
  • In Internet Explorer 9, you can add a bookmark by clicking the star icon and then selecting Add to Favorites. Other browsers are similar, but they may use different wording.

Browsing history
Suppose you visited a webpage a few days ago but forgot to bookmark it. You can find the page again by using yourhistory, which is a list of websites you've visited. Usually, pages will stay in the history for a certain number of days. To maintain privacy, you can delete your history at any time.
Viewing your history
  • To view your history in Internet Explorer 9, click the star icon, then select the history tab.
Deleting your history
  1. In Internet Explorer 9, click the gear icon to open the Tools menu.
  2. Click Safety, then select Delete browsing history....
If you're using a browser other than Internet Explorer, the process of viewing and deleting history will be slightly different.

Tabbed browsing
Many browsers allow you to open a link in a new tab. This allows you to keep the current page open instead of going directly to the new page. For example, if you're reading an article that has a link in it, you can open the link in a new tab so you can finish reading the article. Then you can go to the new tab to view the link.
Tabs are designed to make browsing more convenient. You can open as many links as you want, and they'll stay in the same browser window instead of cluttering up your screen with multiple windows.
  • To open a link in a new tab, right-click the link and click Open in new tab (the wording may vary from browser to browser). To close a tab, click the "X" on the tab.

Downloading files
Your browser can display many different types of documents, media, and other files. But there are times when you'll want to access a file outside of your browser. Downloading enables you to do this by putting the file on your computer so you can access it.
For example, suppose you needed to complete and print a form you found online. You could download it to your desktop, then open it with the appropriate program (such as Microsoft Word) to edit it.

How to download a file
If you click on a link to a file, it may download automatically, but sometimes it just opens within your browserinstead of downloading. To prevent it from opening in the browser, you can right-click the link and selectSave Target As (different browsers may use slightly different wording). You'll be able to choose the folder where the file is saved.
Because the process of downloading a file varies from site to site, it may require some trial and error.
For various reasons, many sites do not allow you to download content. For example, YouTube does not offer a way to download its videos.
To learn more about keeping your computer safe while downloading files from the Internet, check out our Internet Safety tutorial.

Saving images
Sometimes you might want to save an image to your computer. To do this, right-click the image and selectSave Picture As.
Some sites do not allow images to be saved to your computer.

Source : http://www.gcflearnfree.org/internet101/4
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Introduction
The Internet is an integral part of our everyday lives. But if you are new to the online experience, it may be a bit overwhelming. You may be wondering, "What exactly is the Internet, and how does it work?"
In this lesson, we will give a brief overview of the Internet, and we will talk about some fundamental concepts such as networks, servers, and clients.

The Internet today
In the early days, most people just used the Internet to search for information. Today's Internet is a constantly evolving tool that not only contains an amazing variety of information but that also provides new ways of accessing, interacting, and connecting with people and content. As a result, new terms are constantly appearing as new technologies are introduced.

What is the Internet?
The Internet is the largest computer network in the world, connecting millions of computers. A network is a group of two or more computer systems linked together.
There are two main types of computer networks:
  • Local Area Network (LAN): A LAN is two or more connected computers sharing certain resources in a relatively small geographic location, often in the same building. Examples include home networks and office networks.
  • Wide Area Network (WAN): A WAN typically consists of two or more LANs. The computers are farther apart and are linked by telephone lines, dedicated telephone lines, or radio waves. The Internet is the largest Wide Area Network (WAN) in existence.
Servers and clients
You may have heard someone say something like "The server is down" or "We're having problems with the e-mail server." A server is a computer that "serves" many different computers in a network byrunning specialized software and storing information. For example, webpages are stored on servers.
When you access a webpage, your computer is acting as a client. A client runs familiar software such as web browsers or email software, and it communicates with the server to get the information it requires.
In order for your browser to display a webpage, it requests data from the server where the page is stored. The server processes the request, then sends the data to your browser, where it is displayed.
In peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, each computer acts as both a server and a client. Examples of P2P software include Skype and BitTorrent.

The World Wide Web
When most people think of the Internet, the first thing they think about is the World Wide Web. Nowadays, the terms "Internet" and "World Wide Web" are often used interchangeably—but they're actually not the same thing.
  • The Internet is the physical network of computers all over the world.
  • The World Wide Web is a virtual network of websites connected by hyperlinks (or "links"). Websites are stored on servers on the Internet, so the World Wide Web is a part of the Internet.
HTML
The backbone of the World Wide Web is made of HTML files, which are specially formatted documents that can contain links, as well as images and other media. All web browsers can read HTML files. In addition to HTML, it's common for websites to use technologies like CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and JavaScript to do more advanced things.

URL
To get to a webpage, you can type the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) into a browser. The URL, also known as theweb address, tells the browser exactly where to find the page. However, most of the time, people get to a webpage by following a link from a different page or by searching for the page using a search engine.
The World Wide Web was created in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee, a software engineer. Before then, computers could communicate over the Internet, but there were no webpages.

Did you know?
  • The foundation of the Internet began in 1969, when the U.S. Department of Defense created ARPAnet, a project to allow military personnel to communicate with each other in an emergency.
  • By 2012, the number of Internet users worldwide reached2.4 billion—about one-third of the world's population.
  • To store all of the information that's available on the Internet, you would need more than 1 billion DVDs or 200 million Blu-ray discs
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Introduction
As the Internet has grown, it has developed into a multi-faceted tool with a vast range of uses. It's now easy to keep in touch with friends, publish your ownarticles, or even watch your favorite TV shows using the Internet.
In this lesson, we'll talk about some of the ways the Internet is used today, including blogs, social networking, instant messaging, VoIP, and media.

Finding information online
The most common way to find information online is with a search engine. All you have to do is type in a few words, and the search engine will give you a list of results you can click on. There are many different search engines you can use, but Google is the most popular one.
Intelligent personal assistants
If you're using a mobile device, there are some situations when it's not convenient to type a search into a search engine. Instead, you can simply talk to your device's intelligent personal assistant. One example is Siri, which comes pre-installed on all new iPhones.
With Siri, you can ask a question like "What's the weather today?" or"Are there any Thai restaurants nearby?" Siri will then try to give you an answer. You can also use Siri to do other things on your device, like setting up reminders. For example, you could say, "Remind me to go to the dentist on Thursday."

Using the Internet to communicate
The Internet isn't just about finding information. It's also about connecting with friends, family, and people you've never met before. Today, there are many different ways to communicate online, including social networking, chat,VoIP, and blogging.

Social networking
Social networking has become one of the main ways people keep in touch. Below are a few of the most popular social networking sites:
  • Facebook is used by about 1 billion people. If you have family or friends who live far away, you can use Facebook to keep up with their lives. You can also share things you've found online that interest you.
  • Twitter lets you share brief messages (or "tweets") with the entire world or with just your circle of friends. By following people with similar interests, you can discover new things you wouldn't have found otherwise.
  • LinkedIn is a site you can use for business networking. It allows you to connect with other people in your field and discover new job opportunities.
Chat and instant messaging
Chat and instant messaging programs allow you to have conversations with your friends or just write them a quick note. Two examples are Yahoo! Messenger and Microsoft Messenger. Some sites, such as Gmail and Facebook, allow you to chat within your browser.
VoIP
VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), allows you to have telephone service through your Internet connection. Some services also let you do video conferencing, such as Skype and Facebook Video Calling. Many of these services are free or very inexpensive, and some people use them as a replacement for a landline or simply to save minutes on their mobile phones.
Blogs
Today, the average user has the ability to shape the Web by adding to it. If you have knowledge or interests you're passionate about, you can create your own blog and share your thoughts with the world.
There are many sites like blogger.com and wordpress.com that let you create a blog for free. You don't need any web design experience—most of the technical stuff has already been created for you, and you can choose a predesigned template that has the look and feel that you want.

Media on the Internet
TV, radio, and the Internet used to be completely separate things, but that's no longer true with today's technology. You can now watch TV shows on your computer, and you can connect to the Internet on many TVs and DVD/Blu-ray players. In addition, radio stations from around the world allow you to listen online, and many online-only radio stations now exist.

Streaming media
TV and radio on the Internet are examples of streaming media, which means the media downloads while it's playing so you don't have to wait for it to download first.
Not all media is streaming. If you've ever bought music via the iTunes Store, you probably had to wait for it to download before you could listen to it.
Media players and embedded media
Media is often embedded in a webpage, which means it plays within the web browser. Other times, you'll use a separate program called a media player to play it. Examples include Windows Media Player and iTunes. An iPodcontains built-in media player software that can play various types of files.

Online media on your TV
You can now access online TV shows, movies, and music on your TV. Many newer TVs are able to connect to an existing Internet connection. If yours doesn't have this feature built into it, you can buy a separate digital media receiver, which is a small device that connects to your TV. Apple TV and Roku are two examples of digital media receivers. Many game consoles, such as the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, can also be used to access online content.


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PROLOG
Banyak agan ataupun aganwati bahkan yang terjebak di dalam realitas ini. kita jgn munafik lah, pasti banyak dari kita yang terjebak sma kebiasaan coli/masturbasi, nonton pilem biru, dan sebagainya. Tanpa kita sdar kita telah menjadi budak bagi kebiasaan tersebut. Dan tanpa kita sadari juga kita telah merusak tubuh kita sendiri dan membuat dosa di mata tuhan. Sekarang coba liat agama mana sih yang menganjurkan bahkan membolehkan kita untuk “kimpoi” dengan diri kita sendiri? None bro, gue dan ente pun udah tau jawaban nya, ga usah dibahas disini, tpi yang pasti PMO (Porn, Masturbate, and Orgasm) dilarang di setiap agama. Pernah terlintas ga, kenapa tuhan mengharamkan aktivitas yang “mengasyikan” itu?
Trust me bro, karena aktivitas itu semua merugikan jiwa dan tubuh kita.

Kerugian dari PMO
Coba deh malem ini ente nyoli? Bsk apa yang terjadi? Bdan ente lemes, ente bkal jadi orng yang pemarah ga sabaran, ga ada semangat, belum lagi ada rasa bersalah di dalam diri ente. Hidup ente secara ga langsung bakal jadi hambar, ente bakal ga sadar ente telah di program untuk menjadi seorang budak. Ketika ente liat film bokep ente dan liat cewe atau cowo yang real life ente bakal kurang tertarik bahkan menyandingkan nya dengan film yang ente liat. Contoh nya ente bakal mikir “dih itu cewe cantik iya tapi sayang body nya ga aduhai” dsb dsb . Atau buat aganwati mikir ke cowo nya “yah sayang banget punya cowo ane kurang gede”  Yang mana menjadikan ente ga bisa menghormati fisik.

*beda ketika orang ngelakuin seks hubungan badan (Not PMO), sensasi nya bakal kerasa, bsk nya ente bakal semangat, ente bakal lebih bisa ngehargai hidup, hidup ente besokan nya bakal kerasa lebih indah, so that’s why god forbid us to do PMO. Karna basically emang ga ada manfaat nya, beda sama real sex
Beberapa kerugian nya :
- Cepat lelah, malas untuk beraktivitas.
- Daya pikir dan daya ingat menurun
- minder dalam pergaulan
- tidak dapat menikmati hidup sepenuh nya.
- rasa gelisah dan bersalah
- ejakulasi dini dan kemandulan
- dan lain-lain yang banyak banget kalo disebutin

Manfaat STOP PMO (PORN, MASTURBATE, ORGASM)
1. Berpikir jernih.
2. Bernapas lebih lancar.
3. Perubahan mood yang lebih halus.
4. Menajam nya mental dalam diri.
5. Semakin dapat berhitung dengan baik.
6. Daya ingat yang lebih baik.
7. Bekerja dalam keadaan stres dapat tetap menjadi efektif.
8. Meningkat nya level energy.
9. Mengurangi depresi.
10. Semakin dalam nya berinteraksi dengan orang lain.
11. Integritas meningkat.
12. Percaya diri meningkat.
13. Tidak ada ketakutan untuk bersosial.
14. Semakin dapat fokus dalam menjalankan tugas.
15. Menikmati segala sesuatu dengan lebih lagi.
16. Meningkat nya kemampuan untuk mengontrol emosi.
17. Meningkatkan keceriaan,
18. Lebih banyak waktu luang.
19. Butuh lebih sedikit waktu dalam tidur.
20. Keadaan fisik yang maksimal (better fitness level)
21. Tidak ada rasa takut untuk berinteraksi dengan orang lain.
22. Tidak ada rasa paranoia.
23. Terbebas dari status budak “porn”.
24. Lebih banyak berkomunikasi.
25. Lebih berenergi daripada sebelumnya.
26. Jauh lebih bisa dalam bersabar.
27. Meningkatkan kekuatan otak dan stamina tubuh.
28. Meningkat nya pertumbuhan otot.
29. Selera humor lebih tinggi.
30. Semakin mencintai dan dapat lebih merasakan kehidupan.
31. Meningkatkan kualitas bekerja.
32. Rasa optimisme dalam hidup yang semakin tinggi.
33. Tidak lebih cepat bosan dalam situasi tertentu.
34. Kesehatan yang lebih baik, tidak gampang sakit.
35. Mengurangi rasa marah.
36. Percaya diri yang semakin meningkat.
37. Ingatan yang lebih jernih.
38. Dapat tertawa dengan lebih.
39. Tidak cepat panik.
40. Merasakan kebebasan dalam hidup.
41. Mengurangi rasa takut atau kekhawatiran.
42. Lebih dapat menikmati gejala alam, seperti sinar matahari, hening nya malam.
43. Meningkatkan kemampuan spiritual.
44. Dapat lebih mengamati apa yang sedang terjadi di sekitar.
45. Tingkat emosional yang lebih stabil.
46. Meningkat nya keberanian.
47. Mingkatkan rasa percaya.

Dan lain-lain yang masih banyak dapat dirasakan  oh iya gue dapet daftar itu dari situs luar, translete satu2 tapi masih banyak sekitar 100 lagi manfaat nya. Sumber nya menyusul.

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