In this fourth and final installment in the series covering the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Class of 2011, we conclude with what may be a monumental change involving top-level domains (TLD) on the internet. A TLD is the string of letters immediately to the right of the final “dot” in an internet domain — e.g., “com” in .com or “info” in .info. The word or string of letters and/or numbers appearing immediately to the left of the “dot” is known as a second level domain — e.g., “apple” in apple.com.

About a month ago, a new TLD was introduced — .xxx — presumably making it easier to find adult content on the internet, the kind of thing that is apparently difficult to find today. Right.

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