<span>A URL suffix is called a domain name. This statement is False.
</span>URL or Universal Resource Locator is just the same as the domain name. The URL suffix or the domain name suffix is known as the Generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD). It describes the type of organization a website is. Like for example '.org', '.gov', '.edu'
Multiple research has been conducted with regards to this point of view, but the common conclusion is that it depends more on the platform. People tend to be more dishonest when not comfortable and when given the chance live off their fantasy even for short while online. We all do agree that an example is the social media where in order to get attention we only share positive things. You might want to check speaker Simon Sinek and see rich views and in depth understanding of how technology has changed us.
C. When they separated it created the big bang
The answer would be (DOCSIS). :)
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D (you may be unable to link to the site). The site cannot handle the large load of requests and are queued therefore, the response will be slowed down immensely. <span> </span>
