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D A E M U S H I N · Apr 17, 2020

A 404 error is a common website error message that indicates a webpage cannot be found. It may be produced when a user clicks an outdated (or "broken") link or when a URL is typed incorrectly in a Web browser's address field.

Davet · Apr 17, 2020

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D A E M U S H I N · Apr 17, 2020

Some websites display custom 404 error pages, which may look similar to other pages on the site. Other websites simply display the Web server's default error message text, which typically begins with "Not Found." Regardless of the appearance, a 404 error means the server is up and running, but the webpage or path to the webpage is not valid

D A E M U S H I N · Apr 17, 2020

So why call it a "404 error" instead of simply a "Missing Webpage Error?" The reason is that 404 is an error code produced by the Web server when it cannot find a webpage

capitalpool · Apr 17, 2020

D A E M U S H I N · Apr 17, 2020

This error code is recognized by search engines, which helps prevent search engine crawlers from indexing bad URLs. 404 errors can also be read by Web scripts and website monitoring tools, which can help webmasters locate and fix broken links

D A E M U S H I N · Apr 17, 2020

Other common Web server codes are 200, which means a webpage has been found, and 301, which indicates a file has moved to a new location. Like 404 errors, these status messages are not seen directly by users, but they are used by search engines and website monitoring software

capitalpool · Apr 17, 2020

Davet · Apr 17, 2020

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Sasa huyo ni Konki ndio maana anafanya hivyo ila kuna mwingine ninae hapa nahisi wewe ndio utafanya kama yeye. Ningemuweka sema tu video yake haina maadili 😀

capitalpool · Apr 17, 2020

D A E M U S H I N · Apr 17, 2020

4G is a collection of fourth-generation cellular data technologies. It succeeds 3G and is also called "IMT-Advanced," or "International Mobile Telecommunications Advanced

." 4G was made available as early as 2005 in South Korea under the name WiMAX and was rolled out in several European countries over the next few years. It became available in the United States in 2009, with Sprint being the first carrier to offer a 4G cellular network.

Saint Anne · Apr 17, 2020

Davet said:
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moudgulf · Apr 17, 2020

moudgulf · Apr 17, 2020

capitalpool · Apr 17, 2020

capitalpool · Apr 17, 2020

D A E M U S H I N · Apr 17, 2020

all 4G technologies are required to provide peak data transfer rates of at least 100 Mbps. While actual download and upload speeds may vary based on signal strength and wireless interference, 4G data transfer rates can actually surpass those of cable modem and DSL connections.

moudgulf · Apr 17, 2020

moudgulf · Apr 17, 2020

Davet · Apr 17, 2020

Saint Anne said:
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