The graphical or textual form of interaction between user and software. Through the interface the user may give commands to the software which are then translated into instructions that the computer can interpret.

Internet cafe:

Cafe with a local area network and connection to the Internet. Typically the guests come to play but some also chat, check their e-mail account or use word processing software. It's also liked by hackers because of the anonimity.

IP Address:

The identifying address of a computer or device attached to a TCP/IP network. TCP/IP networks use IP addresses to route messages to their proper destinations. The IP address is written as four sets of numbers separated by periods. For an isolated network, IP addresses may be assigned at random provided each one is unique. However, if the private network is to be connected to the Internet, registered IP addresses (called Internet addresses) must be used, in order to avoid duplicates.

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