The address 127.0.0.1 is commonly referred to as "localhost" or the "loopback address." It is used to establish a connection to the same machine or computer that a user is working on, allowing for testing and development of network applications without the need for an external network. This address is part of the IPv4 standard and is reserved for loopback purposes.
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The answer will depend on the country that you live in and their laws.
If you mean in carpentry terms, it's called a mitre cut for a straight 45*. The image at this address should help: http://www.craftsmanspace.com/images/stories/Basic%20Woodworking%20Cuts/Basic_woodworking_cuts.gif
these types of malware are called browser hijackers. go to www.housecall.com and run the online virus and malware scan Lis@ No, it's not a virus, your msn uses secured site browsing and it uses that address to access pages over a secured connection, that only the MSN software can access.
Address line is for your current address or P.O box.
An address delivered at an inaugural ceremony is called an inaugural address.
An IP address that never changes is called a Static IP Address.
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The approach that is more feasible is the use of two addresses. The host has its original address, called the home address, and a temporary address, called the care-of-address.
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It's called the internet protocol (IP) address.
That is called the MAC address.
That is called a MAC address.
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This IP address is usually called the localhost address.
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