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The networked computers around the world, from laptops to small sensors, are what make up the internet. The World Wide Web is the program we use to access resources or “content” on the internet. These are data files, which may be anything from films to text documents saved on all the computers.Most websites, in the beginning, had static, unchanging pages. Dynamic content and Web 2.0 began to emerge at the turn of the century. With the advent of ideas like blogs and wikis, pages could now respond to user input and users could also add new information.As audio, images, video,…

Have you ever suffered from food poisoning? If I ask you that, you’ll get the short answer, “What? No way, no one has given me poisoned food, or I’ve poisoned my own food.” This is because you don’t have a clear idea of ​​what “food poisoning” is. So, you might be surprised if I tell you that we all get food poisoning at least once in our lifetime. Yes, it’s true. According to doctors, about 48 million people suffer from food poisoning every year. Food poisoning is not about adding poison to your diet. It presents a number of symptoms…

Keith D Bernard has been appointed as the new chairman of the Sri Lanka Ports Authority.It is said that this appointment has been made by Minister Nimal Siripala de Silva.

Foreign media reports that former Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has been elected as the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.Accordingly, Mordaunt, the only opponent who competed in the leadership battle of the British Conservative Party, has announced that he will withdraw from that battle, and with that, Rishi Sunak has been elected.Rishi Sunak made history as the first person of Indian origin to become the Prime Minister of Britain and he passed away at the age of 42.Visit our Buzzer World News Section for more international news.

Muditha Peiris, chairman of Litro Company, says that part of the 26 billion rupees loan received from the World Bank has been paid to the Ministry of Finance.He mentioned that 6.5 billion was paid in September and 7.5 billion was paid in October.Accordingly, the chairman further stated that the remaining amount of 13 billion is expected to be paid in December.

The Agricultural and Agrarian Insurance Board has planned to launch a new pension scheme for farmers as of next month, according to the board’s head Madduma Bandara Weerasekera.He mentioned that the existing farmer pension system has not been actively implemented since 2008.Accordingly, he further states that from next month, registration is expected to be done according to the new pension system and for this, people engaged in the fishing and plantation industries can join.

The Department of Meteorology says that it is expected that the current rain situation across the island will decrease somewhat.The department states that several rainy seasons may occur in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, North-Western and Northern provinces and in Galle and Matara districts.Uva, Eastern and North-Central Provinces may experience rain or thundershowers at some places during the evening or night.The Department of Meteorology requests that people take necessary measures to minimize the dangers caused by temporary strong winds and lightning that may occur with thunderstorms.

As the first phase, President Ranil Wickremesinghe has given the approval to double the fuel quota for three-wheelers.Accordingly, the registration of tricycles in the Western Province will begin on November 01 and the provision of QR code fuel based on the new increased quota will begin from November 06, the Presidential Media Division stated.It is scheduled to be implemented in phases for other provinces in the future.

Sri Lanka Cricket has decided to send wicket-keeper batsman Niroshan Dickwella and fast bowlers Asitha Fernando and Matheesha Pathirana for training in Australia.5 main players of the Sri Lankan squad have been injured so far and Dilshan Madhushanka, Dushmantha Chamira and Danishka Gunathila have missed the tournament completely.Pramod Madhushan and Pathum Nishanka were also injured and were rested for the match against Ireland.

These are some of the strangest and most intriguing tourist destinations in the whole globe, ranging from an abandoned Bolivian “train cemetery” to a closed Soviet submarine facility.Abandoned buildings and locations may provide unique views into a location’s past, whether you find them to be creepy or beautiful (or both). These locations, which range from a deserted ghost town on Namibia’s Atlantic Coast to a disused art nouveau subway station under New York City, are not only strikingly beautiful but also serve as significant historical markers. Here are 15 deserted locations from across the world that you may actually visit.1.…