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observations on the future of social media in regards to P2P and Blockchains and decentralized protocols in general ie nostr/iris, bluesky etc, what it means in Threads, Tumblr and Twitter/X's case and what it means to us as users

prefacing this with I'm just a person with access to google and a hefty amount of curiosity and a layman's understanding of the subjects so I will most likely be wrong about a couple things but I just wanted to write this to get a discussion going in a public space about what these social medias mean for the future of the internet and what I think their goals are and also to just get my thoughts in order

P2P in the simplest of terms is how torrenting works, it is peer 2 peer sharing of information ie computer 2 computer, so for example if you download something sent to you by a person from google drive its person > google servers > you, however if you torrent somethings its person > you (well in actuality its Multiple people> you and that's what seeding is but I am keeping it simple for my own sake) So in my quest to find a way to p2p stream things directly from a computer to another computer not on the same network on github, I've found that a huge amount of research has been done in general on P2P implementation beyond just media sharing in the last couple of years

and subsequently I fell down a rabbit hole of P2P social media, so what that means is imagine a social media without a middle man or a direct company. Twitter right now works as such, person tweets > passes through twitter servers > you access their tweet as shown to you through the twitter servers this mode of information sharing requires physical servers to store this data on, most companies don't own their own servers but instead rent them, usually from amazon or google, and twitter is the same, in fact almost everything on the internet is hosted through amazon servers and they have intense monopoly worldwide (x) (x)

this is partially how countries can exert their laws on these social media companies

P2P makes all of this obsolete, reduces the overhead cost of servers and takes them out of the equation, the sharing of information will be pingponged through multiple computers instead of passed through one large middle man that can be prosecuted and contacted for hosting/platforming this data. personally I am very excited about the development of P2P technology however, this form of decentralized social media isn't new people have been experimenting with it since 2012 and the early internet ran on p2p (IRC), but the biggest difference now is that people have combined it with blockchains (bitcoin) (W3C ie Web.3 consortium pretentious name I know) and this brings me to the current Big Fish battle that is happening right now between IRIS(NOSTR)/Blusky and Threads, Twitter

So starting with IRIS, most people have probably not heard of IRIS but what IRIS is, is a p2p social media running on a protocol called NOSTR, ELI5 protocols are just Ways of doing things/sharing information/guidelines, ie emails are just a protocol called SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol) that companies can build things around ex: gmail, runs on SMTP protocol I stumbled on the ex CEO of twitter Jack Dorsey on IRIS and a couple things struck me first scrolling through the site and his account. first even though Jack Dorsey is on the board of directors for bluesky and helped in its development he more so wants NOSTR protocol and IRIS to succeed and seems to be pushing them more heavily even on his twitter secondly the little dollar amount tied to every post he makes,

this literary banger is apparently worth a dollar and a half in "Zap Coins" this leads me to speculate on the future of bluesky because to me it seems like IRIS is being used as a testing ground for bluesky, bluesky currently DOESNT have bitcoin tied to its posts like nostr does but it does have the groundworks laid in in its protocol! I offhandedly mentioned previously that social medias are combining P2P and blockchain this time around and thats exactly what is happening in IRIS and what bluesky seems to be working towards, now what does this mean in IRIS's case? well from my understanding is that creating accounts on IRIS is exactly like creating a crypto wallet, in that your account will have its own unique generated hash encrypted number and every post you make is like making a transaction in the blockchain ie it has its own hash attached to it hence every post you make has a monetary value pros > makes you hard to find, posts are decentralized and spread over multiple computers worldwide and encrypted >can make as many accounts as you want no need for verification you just need to remember the unique hash attached to them >no servers hosting your information governments and companies have less control cons (to me anyways lol) >monetized posts >the power balance gets shifted from companies and goverments to ISP's and their abilities to connect you to other computers worldwide >nothing can ever actually be deleted its all recorded, you can orphan posts from your account I think? but they will still be findable

what does this mean in Blue sky's case?

Well starting with the differences, Bluesky is NOT p2p it is running on its own self made "decentralized" protocol called ATP (@ protocol) it is very theoretical and doesn't have any actual implementation anywhere as opposed to NOSTR and other protocols that twitter and tumblr run on I read through it and looked up some things but I genuinely don't understand how its supposed to be decentralized especially with how it seems to be implemented in actuality, so currently bluesky has frequent outages and is slow to use, if it were decentralized these things shouldn't be affecting everyone? so from my understanding it says that everyone has their own server PDS (personal direct server) that will host their posts and that it all PDS will be connected via a crawler which will siphon that information to an app, which I GUESS is decentralized but what does PDS mean in this case? signing up to bluesky is most definitely not hosting your own server with your own posts, you are putting these posts on a server somewhere, but who is it owned by? I read some articles saying that bluesky is starting out by hosting their own servers for you in that case they've just invented twitter 2 but with more flexibility in regards to third party implementation anyways rant aside, the similarities, while iris isnt the same as bluesky, bluesky's philosophy seems to be in a similar vain to iris and blue sky is following iris' steps closely, while iris isn't owned by one single entity, blue sky board of directors want to make some cash money and I assume thats why they didnt fully lean into p2p

like I mentioned before Blue Sky's protocol has the capabilities for bitcoin integration baked into it (x) I dont know if they will try to monetize the posts in the same way directly in bluesky as is done in IRIS but the ATP is very flexible and what that means is that they can create a different monetary based app that you don't even need to sign up for you'd just use your bluesky credentials and you'd have a crypto wallet tied to your blue sky account because your ID isn't tied to just blue sky, its tied to anything running the ATP protocol

sound familiar? this is what Elon musk is trying to do with Twitter rn and this is basically where he got the idea, he wants to make twitter the one stop shop app for everything, but this isn't a fantasy unattainable idea this is coming directly from the protocols IRIS and Bluesky use, and I will not be surprised if in the near future we see him attempt to integrate bitcoin into twitter

Twitter, Threads and Tumblr (triple T haha 3T if you will) are all going to try and compete with Bluesky and Iris because ~money~, but they are doing so with.... *drum rolls* Mastedon! the dark horse or more accurately the protocol that Mastedon uses which is called ActivityPUB, Activitypub is older than both NOSTR and ATP and has a history of a wide range of implementation, however if you've ever used Mastodon you'd know its very limited in its capabilities when it comes to social media

This is basically I theorize/speculate is one of the reasons tumblr changed its looks, they are trying to standardize social media between all 3 of them and basically build bridges between each other so as to combat IRIS and BlueSky This is not to say they will become like Mastedon however, in fact between Threads which has a huge amount of money to throw at inventing things and polishing the Activepub protocol and Automattic which owns tumblr and has owned wordpress for even longer who have a familiarity with blogging platforms and multi integration across multiple platforms I think they can be strong competitors

dont ask me what twitter is doing, I am not even certain it will integrate activitypub 100% I just think thats the easiest and fastest way to try and achieve elon's goals and threads and tumblr are combining

so what does it mean exactly when these sites say they will use ActivityPub?

it just means that they are trying to build bridges between each other, that is very vague and obscure of course because idk how they will go about it, the most basic way is post sharing between sites will change and become easier but its not limited to just that, IDK if they will even change the sites themselves instead of just building addons but tumblr's aesthetic change makes me think that they will

more importantly what does this mean for us Users?

well if you've read this far, I just want to emphasize that this isn't something to doom about, while I don't support crypto 100% I think the next wave of social media is headed in a good direction in that people are Finally focusing on decentralizations, social media that isn't under the thumb of one company or hosted on one single server (tumblr servers for example ALLEGEDLY were hosted on one amazon server without backup x) we are finally moving in a direction that is more open as I listed in the pros section above when it comes to IRIS I personally think those ones are worth the cons, however I want people to understand when they are joining bluesky, threads etc the conversation isn't about what these websites are good at NOW, you are NOT joining a twitter copy, all the social medias are gearing up to move away into a new era of internet, it may look the same but under the hood their goals are different, as far as I can tell every social media's goals are focused on 3 things currently >decentralization (lowering their costs in moderation, hosting etc) >getting money, alot of money as fast as possible (crypto integration, selling your data) >beating their competition and surviving as the big fish (protocols are duking it out iris/bluesky vs the world)

like I said at the start of this post I am just a layman with a keyboard, these are just observations I've made, and I could be wrong about multiple things here! but either way, curious about where we are headed

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Why Segmentation Matters

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Improved Customer Retention: Segmentation helps improve customer retention and can reduce unsubscribe rates by sending the right message at the right time.

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Demographic Segmentation Group your list based on details like job title, location, age, and gender. For example, a cold email automation software provider in the USA might send different messages to small business owners in New York versus tech entrepreneurs in California.

Behavioral Segmentation Look at past behavior: purchases, website activity, email interactions, etc. If someone has already bought a product from you, send them emails about related products. This keeps them engaged and drives more sales.

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To get the most out of your email campaigns, you’ll need the right tools to optimize your efforts.

Email Verification Tools: Use email verification tools to ensure your list is clean, accurate, and up-to-date. This reduces bounce rates and improves deliverability.

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Domain and IP Warmup: Warm up your domain and IP to avoid deliverability issues. This gradual process helps ensure that your emails are more likely to reach your customers without being flagged as spam.

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What's the difference between TCP and UDP? Take you to understand network protocols in seconds!

TCP and UDP are two very important transport layer protocols in network communication. Although they are both used to transfer data in the network, their working methods and application scenarios are very different. The following is a detailed analysis of the differences between TCP and UDP, as well as their respective advantages and disadvantages.

1. Transmission

TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)

TCP is a connection-oriented protocol, which means that before sending data, the two sides need to establish a reliable connection. tcp will segment the data during transmission, and each packet arrives at the target location in order. If a packet is lost during transmission, TCP automatically retransmits the packet until it is received by the target device.

UDP (User Datagram Protocol)

UDP is a connectionless protocol that does not establish a connection or perform packet acknowledgments. Data is sent in separate datagrams, which may not be received in the same order as sent by the receiver, and packets are not automatically retransmitted after they are lost. This makes UDP transmission more efficient but less reliable.

2. Reliability

TCP: High Reliability

TCP establishes a connection through three handshakes and uses an acknowledgement mechanism and flow control during data transmission to ensure reliable data transmission. If data is lost or an error occurs, TCP will retransmit it. This reliability makes TCP widely used in scenarios that require high-precision data transfer, such as file transfer, email services, web browsing, etc.

UDP: Less Reliable

UDP does not provide packet acknowledgement and retransmission mechanism, so the data transmission is faster but less reliable. If the network quality is not good, UDP may suffer from data loss, duplication or disorder. Therefore, UDP is mostly used in applications that require high real-time performance but lower data integrity, such as live video streaming, online games, VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), etc.

3. Speed and efficiency

TCP: Slower but stable

Since TCP requires connection establishment and packet acknowledgement, the transmission speed is relatively slow. However, this slowness is exchanged for a stable and reliable transmission, which is especially suitable for applications that require complete data transmission.

UDP: Fast, but unstable

UDP has no connection establishment and confirmation mechanism, so the data transmission speed is very fast. However, because of this, it is less stable and less reliable, and is suitable for scenarios that do not require 100% accuracy of data, but require a quick response.

4. Application Scenarios

TCP: Suitable for scenarios that require reliable data transmission, such as file transfer (FTP), mail transfer (SMTP), web browsing (HTTP/HTTPS), etc.

UDP: Suitable for scenarios that require high speed and allow partial data loss, such as video streaming (live), online games, VoIP, etc.

TCP and UDP have their own advantages and disadvantages and are suitable for different application scenarios. If you are building a network application, choose the appropriate transport protocol according to the actual needs.711Proxy can provide you with high-quality proxy IP services in multiple nodes around the world, ensuring you a smooth flow in any network environment.

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127.0.0.1:62893: Understanding the Meaning and How to Fix It?

127.0.0.1:62893 is a unique IP address referencing the machine from which you are operating. Working on your computer, have you ever come across the mysterious code 127.0.0.1:62893? Though it seems complicated, knowing its components will be beneficial! The error message "Disconnected from the target VM, address: 127.0.0.1:62893" often shows up on the screen throughout the development process. IPv4 and IPv6 are the two varieties of IP addresses. While IPv6 addresses are 128-bit values written in hexadecimal (e.g., 2001:0b8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334), IPv4 addresses are 32-bit numbers generally expressed in dotted decimal form (e.g., 192.168.1.1). However, port numbers are used on a device to name particular operations or services. They separate traffic for distinct uses so that several services may run on a single IP address. For HTTP, for instance, online traffic usually uses port 80; for HTTPS, port 443; for SMTP, port 25. This blog post will dissect what 127.0.0.1:62893 represents, how it operates, and how to correct a typical issue. Value In Knowing Network Fundamentals Anyone in IT, networking, or software development needs a strong foundation in network principles. Knowing IP addresses and port numbers enhances security network resource protection, performance optimization, and diagnosis of connectivity problems. Furthermore, it enables experts to set and debug systems properly, guaranteeing seamless connection between devices and services. Summary Of The Subject: 127.0.0.1:62893 An IP address and a port number combine in the address 127.0.0.1:62893. 127.0.0.1 is the loopback address—a special-purpose IP address a host uses to interact with itself. Combined with a port number, it allows local machine testing and development free from system exposure to outside networks. We will examine the details 127.0.0.1:62893 in this blog, including its relevance, typical problems, and recommended methods for diagnosing and maximizing its use. Whether your job is network administrator, developer, or IT enthusiast, knowing this IP can help you to control and fix local network configurations. What Is 127.0.0.1? ( Loopback Address) The most often used loopback address in IPv4 is 127.0.0.1. Reserved for a host to send messages to herself, loopback addresses are a spectrum of IP addresses (127.0.0.0 to 127.255.255). It's a local testing method for network applications without transmitting traffic across the real network. Using 127.0.0.1 causes network traffic to return to the same machine. Because it lets you replicate network environments without impacting other devices, this is very helpful for development, testing, and troubleshooting needs. For instance, if you run a web server on your local computer, you can access it by 127.0.0.1 to guarantee it's operating as it should without letting the internet know. What 127.0.0.1:62893 Can Do for You? There are various benefits to address 127.0.0.1:62893. It gives developers a safe space free from public view by letting them test and troubleshoot programs within. Learning about networking concepts, including TCP/IP systems and client-server communication, benefits one. Early identification and reduction of any security risks depends on local-host traffic monitoring. Debugging helps to identify problems connected to networks, enhancing the stability and performance of applications. Working in a controlled environment, localhost avoids issues with other programs. How to Use 127.0.0.1:62893 The address works as follows in a basic sense: Your device runs an application trying to interact with another process. It wants to interact with a service on the same system, so it uses "localhost," (127.0.0.1). The port number (62893) informs the operating system which service or application should handle incoming traffic. For example, a development tool might utilize this address to interface with a local server for debugging needs. Safety Concerns Although port 62893 and the loopback address are usually safe, there are a few factors to consider: Make sure that your firewall settings allow communication across port 62893 if needed. Blocking this port could stop some programs from operating as they should. If you are unfamiliar with the application or service, be cautious of any software trying to interact with this port. Malicious programs could use this port for illegal correspondence. Now and then, make sure no illegal programs are using any other suspicious port or port 62893 on your machine. Please Note: Even though localhost is designed chiefly for local use, the concepts you gain from experimenting can be used in general networking scenarios. You should now be able to interpret and utilize 127.0.0.1:62893 with ease. The Step-by-Step Troubleshooting Guide STEP 1: Verify whether the service is currently running. Check that the service meant to be listening on 127.0.0.1:62893 is running. Open Command Prompt and run: cmd netstat -an | find "62893". Mac or Linux: Run bash from an open terminal using lsof -i:62893. This command will list the process utilizing port 62893 and indicate whether any service is listening on that port. If no service turns up, start the application or service and try again. STEP 2: Look for port conflicts. Verify no other service makes use of port 62893. If you discover another service, you can stop it or switch the port used for your application. STEP 3: Confirm Firewall Guidelines On particular ports, firewalls can restrict access To be sure port 62893 is permitted, review your firewall settings. Firewall from Windows: Advanced Security Open Windows Defender Firewall Review Inbound and Outbound Rules to find rules blocking Port 62893. Firewall from Apple: Under Security & Privacy, under Firewall Settings in System Preferences STEP 4: Review application settings. To guarantee your program is configured correctly to access 127.0.0.1 and port 62893 Review the configuration files or settings of it. STEP 5: Restart network services Restarts of network services occasionally help to fix underlying problems. Windows: cmd netsh winsock reset Restart the network service using the bash sudo system Linux/Mac. STEP 6: Update or reinstall network drivers Issues can arise from corrupt or antiquated network drivers. Make sure your drivers either reinstall them if needed or are current. Conclusion The combination of a local IP address and a port number utilized by a specific service on your computer is represented as 127.0.0.1:62893, more than simply a string of digits. It is essential for anyone working in web development, networking, or information technology to grasp the significance of port numbers, IP addresses, and local hosts. It is crucial to know how to use localhost and the loopback address 127.0.0.1 while troubleshooting network issues, whether you are a developer testing your latest online application or an IT specialist. If you know what these statistics mean and how to manipulate them, you can keep your local services safe and running efficiently. FAQs Can my browser make an HTTP local request if I am not connected to a network? Indeed, your computer communicates with itself without any network! This is so because your computer connects to a default address—127.0.0.1—which is not particular to any network when it lacks an internet connection. How do IPv6 addresses differ from localhost addresses? Acting as the host entry for any data for a given computer, localhost is the basic IPv4 address stated numerically as 127.0.0.1 together with port 62893. Conversely, IPv6 addresses are a numerical series 127.0.0.1-based internet protocol in the v6 sequence. This is a loopback address, unlike IPv4 addresses, which would not allocate many addresses. Can I block a website using a local host address? If yes, in what manner? Certainly. Just follow a few guidelines as described here: Open Notepad under Administrator; utilize the User Account Control prompt Click File, then Open. View the host file open. Enter 127.0.0.1 in the address bar, then Save and Restart your machine. Read the full article

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[igor-midak-cas]

Service – 11.02

With this website, there was one feature that was requested heavily by the authors, and it is that they want to receive an email when they get a new comment. I realise that it is not going to be that easy since there are problems ranging from how to allow people to opt out to how to even allow the emails to be properly sent by the system.

I was thinking about this for a long time and I think I still spent more time thinking about it than actually doing the work required. The problem is that SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol) is not easy to call in a WordPress function as it tends to be problematic especially if it is asked to send multiple emails at the same time. The entire code ended up looking something like this:

But, on the actual website. This gives the authors in their profile an option to opt out like so:

I published this feature and there didn’t seem to be any complaints so I think the emails are working and people are satisfied with this function.

Developing an email notification feature for new comments was a complex but rewarding task. Overcoming challenges with SMTP integration has broadened my coding capabilities. Positive user feedback indicates that these notifications are a valuable addition, enhancing engagement and communication on the platform.

[davidfegan]

What is Web 4.0?

Explore the concept of Web 4.0, its innovations, and how it reshapes digital landscapes for a smarter, interconnected future.

Introduction to the Internet and its definitions

Internet is a large system that connects multiple servers and systems of computers, and mobile phones globally. Internet as per its definition is described as “networks of networks” that serve as crucial elements when it comes to communication between two distinct resources in the digital world. The conformations of the internet have always helped to transform day-to-day communication with every aspect that inclines us towards modern living.

World Wide Web is simply in common terms is pile of pages which are interconnected among each other and follow protocols called HTTP for communicating data between servers and clients. The World Wide Web referred to as the Web, is one of the subsets of the Internet that monitors and mediates interaction between users like us and the digital content available dynamically.

With the advancement in technology standards and user behaviour web is evolving and every time with the addition of new features it emerges as the new version. In this article, we will delve into the latest and most intelligent version of the web now i.e. Web 4.0 and consider it as the next evolutionary and significant step in the growth and development of the internet. Web 4.0 is still in the conceptual stage which means it has not yet been released, however, it is believed that the commencement of Web 4.0 could involve building AI tools of advanced level that turn out to be more responsive and intelligent.

History of evolution of Web and its versions

WEB 1.0

WEB 1.0 (Static web): As the name suggests, static web was used to deliver consumer with the content exactly the same as uploaded by the content creator. Later this static character of web got a code name of WEB 1.0 Web 1.0 was a “read-only” web. The basic core for this web was community governance, decentralization of networks, creation and contribution of content for the web.

HTTP, SMTP, FTP, IRC and SMS were the open protocols which made a foundation stone for Web 1.0. These protocols were crucial as anyone can easily work with them and make the content for the web Web 1.0 is the term used to describe the earliest form of the internet which sets the first example of a “global network”, which showed the potential for future digitalisation of Information sharing and communication.

This Web 1.0 was created in 1991 by TIM BERNERS LEE who is an English computer scientist best known for invention of the HTML markup language, the URL system, and HTTP along with WORLD WIDE WEB being his most famous invention. It was known as “static web” or “read only web” as it had no visuals, controls, forms and interactivity. It was all about web pages which are connected to a system with the help of hyperlinks.

In 1993, the web became available to the public and lead to Rapid increase in website that were created.

By Early 1995, over a million websites were available and this growth continued throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Web 2.0

The Creation of most important COOKIE: (HTTP COOKIE) To overcome one of the first limitations of web 1.0, which was being STATELESS.

As discussed earlier, web 1.0 was unable to capture state or user data and could not convey any data related to the user to web developer such as if the end user had previously visited the website or not and it was being difficult for a web developer to know the demographic of the end user, which meant you could not build products or services specifically targeted for your end users.

In first attempt of solving this limitation of capturing state or user data, LOU MONTULLI, a computer programmer came up with the invention of HTTP cookie with which developer can tell if the user had visited a website previously or not.

And, with this invention, now that we were being able to capture user state the Web transitioned into Web 2.0.

Web 2.0 often being referred to as “read and write” web, spans from early 2000s to current period. The the word web 2.0 was first given by DARCY DiNucci, a technology strategist.

WEB 3.0

THE FUTURE The inventor of world wide web TIM LEE, originally called web 3.0 as “semantic web “as it was conceived as a more autonomous, intelligent and open Internet. Web 3.0 is often described as read, write and execute. The open internet, we are talking about would involve AI and ML which would process content like a “global brain” with all data being connected in a way that is contextual and conceptual, but this didn’t work as planned because Tech just wasn’t at the right place.

In web 3.0, users can interact in a decentralized way, but with security. From money to information, all exchanges are conducted without the need of tech companies, banks, or any other middleman so if web 2.0 makes the user a product, web 3.0 makes the user the content owner.

Basically, the goal of web 3.0 is to make the internet more intelligent, personalized and responsive to users need, and to achieve this, Artificial Intelligence and Big Data are being used to create a semantic web that understands the meaning of information on internet and this will allow for more appropriate search result, better recommendation and more personalized experience to the users. The web 3.0 has shown the potential to transform the internet into a much more powerful and useful tool for everyone, from a developer to the end core user. With the help of Web 3.0, it is now possible for devices to interact with each other directly without the need for human intervention.

Difference in Web 4.0 from Web 3.0

Web 3.0 (Semantic Web)

Decentralization: Often termed the “semantic web,” Web 3.0 aims for a more decentralized, open-source, and immersive online experience. It facilitates user participation, content creation, and ownership without dependence on intermediaries.

Blockchain Infrastructure: Web 3.0’s infrastructure relies on the blockchain—a public ledger—allowing trustless interactions among users without reliance on a central authority.

Monetization and Ownership: In contrast to Web 2.0, where platforms profit from user-generated content, Web 3.0 empowers users to monetize their data and retain ownership of their contributions.

Elements: Web 3.0 integrates decentralization, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, virtual reality (AR/VR), and ubiquity.

Web 4.0 (Intelligent Web)

Web 4.0 is way more decentralization and integration with Machines-

It has Higher Decentralization: where Web 4.0 extends decentralization further, aiming for a simpler and more integrated internet connected to human thinking and cognition, without precise definition.

It comprises features of Cerebral Web where Some sources suggest Web 4.0 will be more “cerebral” as it involves deep learning indicating a deeper connection between human minds and the digital realm.

Web 4.0, Mentioned by Elon Musk and Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, Web FOUR, a meme coin, humorously reflects the concept of the next internet iteration. While not directly addressing Web 4.0’s technical aspects, Web four promotes accessible decentralization¹.

Web 3.0 Critique: Musk and Dorsey argue that Web 3.0 lacks true decentralization and primarily serves venture capitalists (VCs), citing ongoing capital concentration issues.

Advancements in features of Web 4.0

In the ever-evolving landscape of the internet, the emergence of Web 4.0 marks a pivotal moment where technology succeed with its previous predecessors and their boundaries, which offer users an unprecedented type of personalization as well as customization. In the Centre of evolution there stays the utility of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning algorithms, empowering Web 4.0 to deliver tailored content as per the preferences of users and services with unique and accurate precision.  Web 4.0 has its special features to adapt the user that too individual user preferences creating a digital experience that feels uniquely crafted for each user.

Central to the promise of Web 4.0 is its augmented interactivity, which redefines how users engage with digital content and services. Through the integration of immersive technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, Web 4.0 elevates user experiences to new heights, blurring the lines between the digital and physical worlds. This heightened level of interactivity enables users to interact with information and services in ways previously unimaginable, opening doors to innovative and groundbreaking experiences.

In conclusion, Web 4.0 represents a convergence of technologies that hold the potential and strength to shape and transform the future where innovation and creativity are limitless and knows no bounds. By embracing and encouraging creativity, collaboration, and a forward-thinking broad mindset, we can harness the power of Web 4.0 to create a digital landscape where there are endless opportunities and the future will possess a positive change within itself.

Source: https://www.agicent.com/blog/what-is-web-4-0-explained/

[helpoiinfoos]

How do I fix my Gmail not sending emails?

Gmail is the most popular email platform for professional or personal use today. We are sure that you too have at least one account. People maintain multiple accounts for various reasons, which is fair. It helps keep us safe from being scammed or spammed. If you're wondering why my emails with attachments don't end. Well, the reasons can be many and we assure you that we will help you with the same.

Understanding what may have caused the Gmail issue can resolve the issue of not sending attachments on Android. It is common to encounter this error on mobile phones, many people do it. Read our full blog to help you understand and resolve the issue yourself.

Gmail as a service may be pretty solid, but the Gmail app for Android isn't everyone's cup of tea. Since Google discontinued Inbox (which was a fan favorite), Gmail for Android has hardly been a worthy replacement. Especially if there are essential problems like Gmail not sending emails.

If you don't receive emails through Gmail, see our article about it. On the other hand, if you can't send emails because they are stuck in your Outbox, follow the steps below.

Why isn't Gmail sending my emails? There are several reasons why this would happen. Usually there is a temporary server-side problem and your emails, after some time in the Outbox, will eventually be sent. However, the problem may be with the application, connection, or misconfigured POP/SMTP server. You can also try sending emails in a web browser on your PC.

Whatever it is, we're sure it bothers you a lot. Be sure to follow the troubleshooting steps we list below to get Gmail to start sending your emails again.

[cyberssl]

Back to Basics: Understanding SSL and TLS

In the realm of internet security, two fundamental protocols stand out as the backbone of secure communication: SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and its successor, TLS (Transport Layer Security). Despite their technical intricacies, grasping the basics of SSL and TLS is essential for understanding how data is safeguarded as it traverses the vast network of the internet.

At its core, both SSL and TLS serve the same fundamental purpose: encrypting data transmitted between a client (such as a web browser) and a server. This encryption ensures that sensitive information remains confidential and secure, shielding it from unauthorized access or interception by malicious entities.

SSL was the pioneering technology that laid the groundwork for ssl certificate secure communication on the internet. Developed by Netscape in the mid-1990s, SSL introduced a protocol for establishing encrypted connections between clients and servers. By encrypting data during transmission, SSL mitigated the risk of eavesdropping and tampering, enhancing the security of online interactions.

As internet usage grew and security threats evolved, SSL underwent revisions and improvements. However, due to vulnerabilities and weaknesses identified in earlier versions, SSL was succeeded by TLS. TLS builds upon the foundation established by SSL, introducing enhanced security features and stronger cryptographic algorithms to address emerging threats effectively.

The process of establishing a secure connection through SSL or TLS involves a series of steps known as the handshake. During the handshake, the client and server exchange cryptographic keys and negotiate parameters for secure communication. This includes agreeing on the encryption algorithm, verifying the server’s identity through digital certificates issued by trusted Certificate Authorities (CAs), and establishing a secure channel for data transmission.

One of the critical components of SSL/TLS is the digital certificate, which serves as a means of verifying the authenticity of the server. Digital certificates are issued by trusted CAs and contain cryptographic signatures that validate the identity of the website. This verification instills confidence in users that they are connecting to the intended destination and not a malicious impostor.

In practical terms, SSL and TLS are commonly utilized in securing various internet protocols, including HTTPS for secure web browsing, SMTPS/POP3S/IMAPS for secure email communication, and VPNs for secure remote access. By encrypting data at the transport layer of the TCP/IP protocol suite, SSL and TLS provide a robust framework for protecting sensitive information and preserving privacy in an interconnected digital world.

In summary, SSL and TLS play a pivotal role in internet security by providing encryption and authentication mechanisms to safeguard data transmission. Understanding the fundamentals of SSL and TLS is essential for navigating the complexities of online security and ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity of data exchanged over the internet.

[sendcrux]

Boosting eCommerce with Cold Email Automation and marketing platform USA

Sarah owns a small online boutique called Urban Elegance, located in the bustling heart of New York City. Despite having a beautifully designed website and unique products, her sales had plateaued. She struggled to keep up with competitors, even though her brand had so much potential. Then one day, Sarah heard about the power of email marketing and decided to give it a try. Little did she know, this decision would completely transform her business.

Within a few months, Urban Elegance saw a significant surge in sales and customer engagement, all thanks to the power of email marketing. Here’s why email marketing has such a remarkable impact on eCommerce businesses — and how you can achieve the same success.

Why Email Marketing is a Game Changer for eCommerce

Direct Communication with Customers Unlike social media or paid ads, email marketing offers a personal, direct line of communication with your customers. Emails go straight into a recipient’s mailbox, creating a more intimate connection than any other channel. In fact, according to the Data & Marketing Association (DMA), for every $1 spent on email marketing, businesses see an average ROI of $42. That’s a pretty impressive return!

High ROI and Conversion Rates One of the reasons email marketing works so well is because of its exceptional ROI. Studies show that email marketing can yield an ROI of up to 3800%! The key is to make your emails personalized and targeted to your customers’ needs. For example, segmented email campaigns can increase revenue by up to 760%. Personalization — whether through tailored product recommendations or exclusive offers — drives conversions and gets results.

Better Customer Retention Email marketing also plays a crucial role in customer retention. Sending consistent, relevant emails keeps your brand top of mind for your customers, encouraging repeat business and building loyalty. In fact, it’s five times more expensive to acquire a new customer than it is to keep an existing one. That’s why fostering relationships through email marketing is so valuable.

How Technology Can Enhance Your Email Marketing Strategy

Using Cold Email Automation to Scale To get the best results from your email marketing campaigns, you can leverage tools like cold email automation. For instance, Sendcrux, an advanced email marketing platform, can help you automate and personalize your cold email campaigns. This means you can reach more people with less effort, at the optimal times for engagement, while freeing up your time to focus on other areas of your business.

Domain and IP Warmup for Better Deliverability When sending cold emails, deliverability is a top concern. If your emails end up in spam folders, you’ll miss out on valuable opportunities. This is where domain and IP warmup comes in. By gradually increasing the volume of emails sent from your domain or IP, you can improve deliverability and avoid being marked as spam. Tools like Sendcrux offer SMTP for cold email and dedicated IPs to help ensure your emails reach your audience’s inboxes.

The Importance of Email Verification To maximize your cold email campaign’s success, make sure you’re emailing the right people. Email verification is a crucial step. With email verification tools, you can remove invalid or non-responsive email addresses from your list, ensuring your emails are being sent to active inboxes.

Crafting Compelling Subject Lines The subject line is the first thing your recipient sees, and it plays a huge role in whether or not they open your email. Studies show that 47% of email recipients decide whether or not to open an email based solely on the subject line. So, crafting engaging and attention-grabbing subject lines is essential.

Rotating Email Addresses for Success Another strategy to improve your cold email campaigns is email rotation. By rotating between multiple email addresses, you can reduce the chances of your emails being flagged as spam. When combined with automation tools, this technique can help maximize your email campaign’s effectiveness and deliverability.

Why Choose Sendcrux? The Best Cold Email Marketing Agency in the USA

With all these strategies in mind, if you’re ready to take your email marketing efforts to the next level, partnering with the best cold email marketing agency in the USA can make a world of difference. Sendcrux offers all the features you need — cold email automation, SMTP for cold email, IP and domain warmup, and more — so you can reach your customers with ease.

Their partner program is also a great opportunity for businesses looking to scale their email marketing efforts even further. Whether you’re a small eCommerce store or a large company, Sendcrux can help you improve deliverability, increase customer engagement, and see a significant boost in conversions.

Ready to Grow Your Online Store?

With email marketing, you can build a direct line of communication with your customers, increase customer retention, and skyrocket your sales. With the right tools — like Sendcrux’s advanced email features — you can automate your campaigns, personalize your messaging, and ensure your emails reach the right people at the right time.

Are you ready to take your online store to new heights? Sendcrux can help you get there. Let’s unlock the power of email marketing together!

[carenrose]

More research (sorry)

I looked up Tiggee, who's listed as the registrant of the (valid) IPs for the "w", "ww", and "blog" subdomains. Their website (tiggee.com) says this:

Founded in 1999, Tiggee is a project management and software development firm specializing in technology solutions for organizations of all sizes. Tiggee is a Limited Liability Company based in Northern Virginia with employees and contractors all over the globe. Tiggee has over 20 years of experience in consulting for many of the most high demand, Internet-related technologies such as domain registration, DNS, SMTP, FTP, hosting, and system administration.

Here's a link that talks about FranTech Solutions, who's listed as the registrant for the bad (non-www) IP address:

And,

In 2019, Internet abuse protection firm Abuse.ch found that FranTech Solutions hosted more than 100 malware websites, the 6th most out of any ISP in the world.

I found a tool (dnsdumpster.com) that gave me this graph. (Note: PONYNET is FranTech)

It's hard to screenshot and have it be readable, so I copied this from that site:

Host Records (A) ** this data may not be current as it uses a static database (updated monthly)

fanfiction.net

209.141.39.137

hola-amigos

PONYNET - United States

blog.fanfiction.net

HTTP: Constellix HTTP Redirection

208.80.123.206

redirection.constellix.com

TIGGEE - United States

w.fanfiction.net

HTTP: Constellix HTTP Redirection

208.80.123.206

redirection.constellix.com

TIGGEE - United States

ww.fanfiction.net

HTTP: Constellix HTTP Redirection

208.80.122.53

redirection.constellix.com

TIGGEE - United States

www.fanfiction.net

HTTP: cloudflare

104.18.19.242

CLOUDFLARENET - unknown

If you remember, the nameservers listed under the ICANN lookup were Constellix. No idea what "hola-amigos" is.

Out of curiosity, I did a traceroute (using online tools). This is what I got. Not sure how useful it is.

I did find something interesting - when I googled that 361 Falls Rd address and found all those different sites that look the same ... I looked up the IP addresses for those and found that the ones that look the same have the same IP address. I didn't add it to the screenshot, but non-www fanfiction.net, non-www fictionpress.com, and instiviab.pro all look the same and share an IP address.

Note that the two pictured in this screenshot don't seem to have anything to do with FranTech/PONYNET.

I did a bunch more poking around at things but don't have much to share from that.

I understand the reassurances that have been going around mean well, but no, the situation with fanfiction.net is not just a case of ordinary domain spoofing.

You cannot purchase a subdomain separately from its parent domain. If fanfiction.net and www.fanfiction.net are currently resolving to different sites right now, it's because whoever has control of the parent domain, fanfiction.net, fucked up.

This doesn't necessarily mean anything untoward is going on. For example, the site could be in the process of changing hosting providers, and whoever was responsible for updating the domain's configuration accidentally pointed the bare domain and the www subdomain to different places. That happens all the time.

Given that the preponderance of evidence is that fanfiction.net's hosting has not been actively maintained for some time, however, this could also be a sign that things are falling apart even further. It'd still be a good idea to back up your stuff, just in case!

[711proxy]

Deep Dive - TCP/IP Protocols

Today we're going to take an in-depth look at a key networking fundamental - the TCP/IP protocol. Whether you're new to networking technology or a veteran looking to deepen your understanding, this article will provide you with a comprehensive and easy-to-understand introduction.

The TCP/IP protocol is a collection of communication protocols used for the Internet, encompassing the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and the Internet Protocol (IP). It is the foundation of the modern Internet and defines how data is exchanged between computers over a network.The TCP/IP protocol layered model consists of four layers: the application layer, the transport layer, the network layer, and the link layer.

Layered model of TCP/IP protocol

1. Application Layer

Handles application-specific data transfer, such as HTTP, FTP, SMTP, and other protocols. Application layer protocols provide interfaces to different network services, enabling applications to communicate over the network.

2. Transport Layer

Provides end-to-end communication and ensures reliable transmission of data packets. The main protocols are TCP and UDP.

TCP (Transmission Control Protocol): Provides reliable, connection-oriented data transmission, ensuring that packets arrive in order and are not lost.

UDP (User Datagram Protocol): Provides unreliable, connectionless data transmission for applications that require high speed but low reliability.

3. Network Layer

Responsible for routing and forwarding of data packets. The main protocol is IP (Internet Protocol). The network layer transmits packets from the source address to the destination address, selects the optimal path and performs routing.

4. Link Layer

Handles the establishment, maintenance and removal of physical network connections and manages the transmission of data frames. The link layer protocol is responsible for transmitting data over the same LAN.

Practical Applications of TCP/IP Protocol

TCP/IP protocol is widely used in daily life, almost everywhere.

1. Internet communication: Browsing web pages via HTTP protocol and sending emails via SMTP protocol are all realized based on TCP/IP protocol.

2. File transfer: Transferring files via FTP protocol, which is also based on TCP/IP protocol.

3. Online gaming and video conferencing: Fast data transfer via the UDP protocol, which increases speed despite sacrificing some reliability.

As the cornerstone of the Internet, the TCP/IP protocol plays a crucial role in network communication. Understanding its working principle and application scenarios can help us better utilize network technology to improve our work efficiency and quality of life. 711Proxy provides quality proxy services, choose 711Proxy to get a smooth network environment.

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[dayaxwriter]

What Is a Network

What Is a Network: Understanding the Backbone of Modern Communication

In today’s interconnected world, the term “network” has become ubiquitous. Whether we’re talking about the internet, social networks, or even our local Wi-Fi connections, networks are an integral part of our daily lives.

But what exactly is a network, and how does it work? In this article, we’ll explore the concept of a network, its types, and its significance in the modern age of communication.

Defining a Network

At its core, a network is a collection of interconnected devices or nodes that can communicate and share resources with each other. These devices can be computers, smartphones, routers, servers, or any other electronic equipment capable of sending and receiving data.

The primary purpose of a network is to facilitate communication and data exchange between these devices.

Types of Networks

There are various types of networks, each designed for specific purposes and scale. Here are some of the most common types:

1. Local Area Network (LAN)

A Local Area Network is a network that spans a relatively small geographic area, such as a home, office, or campus. LANs are typically used for connecting devices within the same physical location and are often used to share resources like printers and files.

2. Wide Area Network (WAN)

In contrast to LANs, Wide Area Networks cover larger geographic areas, often spanning cities, regions, or even entire countries. The internet itself can be thought of as a vast WAN, connecting devices worldwide. WANs use various technologies, including leased lines, satellite links, and the internet itself, to establish connectivity.

3. Wireless Networks

Wireless networks, as the name suggests, use wireless technologies like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or cellular networks to connect devices.

They are incredibly versatile and enable mobile communication, making them a staple in our daily lives, from smartphones to smart home devices.

4. Social Networks

Social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, are online platforms that connect people around the world. While not based on physical connections like traditional networks, they serve as digital spaces for communication and information sharing.

5. Cloud Computing Networks

Cloud computing networks involve data centers and servers interconnected to provide cloud services. Users access these services over the internet, allowing them to store data, run applications, and perform tasks without relying on local hardware.

6. Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Networks

P2P networks enable direct communication and file sharing between individual devices without the need for a central server.

This decentralized approach is often used in applications like file-sharing programs (e.g., BitTorrent) and cryptocurrencies (e.g., Bitcoin).

How Networks Work

Networks rely on a set of protocols and technologies to ensure efficient communication between devices. Some key components and concepts include:

1. Protocols

Protocols are a set of rules that govern how data is transmitted and received within a network. Common network protocols include TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), and SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol).

2. IP Addresses

IP (Internet Protocol) addresses uniquely identify devices on a network. They allow data to be routed from the source to the destination. IPv4 and IPv6 are the two main versions of IP addresses in use today.

3. Routers

Routers are devices that manage data traffic between different networks. They determine the most efficient path for data to travel from one network to another, ensuring it reaches its intended destination.

4. Firewalls

Firewalls are security devices that protect networks from unauthorized access and malicious activity. They filter incoming and outgoing network traffic, enforcing security policies to safeguard sensitive data.

5. Bandwidth and Latency

Bandwidth refers to the capacity of a network to transmit data, often measured in bits per second (bps). Latency, on the other hand, is the time it takes for data to travel from the source to the destination. Both bandwidth and latency play crucial roles in network performance.

The Importance of Networks

Networks have transformed the way we live and work. Here are some reasons why they are essential:

1. Global Connectivity

Networks have made it possible for people around the world to connect, share information, and collaborate. The internet, in particular, has revolutionized communication on a global scale.

2. Business and Commerce

Networks are the backbone of modern businesses. They facilitate e-commerce, enable remote work, and streamline supply chains. Businesses rely on networks to stay competitive in today’s digital economy.

3. Information Sharing

Networks are a vital platform for sharing information, from news and entertainment to educational resources. Online libraries, streaming services, and social media are all examples of how networks have democratized access to information.

4. Innovation

The development of new technologies and innovations heavily depends on networks. Collaborative research, data sharing, and access to cloud computing resources drive technological advancement.

5. Security and Privacy

While networks bring numerous benefits, they also pose security and privacy challenges. Protecting sensitive data and ensuring secure communication are ongoing concerns in the digital age.

Conclusion

In a world where connectivity and communication are paramount, networks serve as the arteries of the digital landscape. Whether you’re sending an email, streaming a movie, or conducting business on the internet, networks are the invisible force that makes it all possible. Understanding how networks function and their various types is crucial for navigating the complexities of our interconnected world and harnessing their potential for personal and professional growth.