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Descubre hechos sobre la historia de Internet.

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Descubre hechos sobre la historia de Internet.

by Joaquin Perez Cabello
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ARPANET fue creado por encargo del Departamento de Defensa de Estados Unidos.

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ARPANET nació como una red puramente militar sin participación académica.

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IPv6, a diferencia de IPv4, tiene menos direcciones disponibles.

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IPv6 puede direccionar 2^128 direcciones.

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TCP/IP fue diseñado para el correo electrónico.

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TCP/IP es la base de Internet y se desarrolló en la década de 1970.

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Tim Berners-Lee desarrolló HTML en el CERN y la web en 1991.

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En 1969 se transmitió el primer mensaje de ARPANET entre UCLA y Stanford.

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Sputnik fue lanzado por Estados Unidos en 1957.

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HTML5 nunca ha permitido multimedia ni video.

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