网络影响了我的生活400字

[什么触动了我的作文400字]我座位的左前方是汪兴虎同学，我们同学都喊他“老虎”。这不，课下，他追逐打闹，像一头“猛虎”。课堂上，如果是班主任的课，他就趴在座位上一动不动，无精打彩，像一头“病虎”，若是其他老...+阅读

网络影响了我的生活400字

当今社会最伟大的发明当属电脑和网络，他改变了我们的生活，还改变了我们自己。

--题记

“忽如一夜春风来，千树万树梨花开”，网络已经逐渐走进了我们的生活，而我也在不知不觉中从“菜鸟”升级成了“大虾”了！

准虫级

刚刚学会电脑的时候，我总是从网上下载许多不必要的软件，而且安装到了系统一盘--C盘中，使电脑系统出现了软件冲突问题，无奈，只好把系统重装，然后只下载了QQ,PPLIVE，金山词霸等小型工具软件。

--白费了整么多时间，真没劲！

爬虫级

在经历一段时间过后，我就申请了QQ号码，和有QQ号码的同学一起谈天论地。后来，我们班的一位同学率先升级到了一个太阳，并创建了QQ群，于是我们班同学便纷纷加入，把作业答案传来传去，到了最后，谁也不知道是谁抄谁的了！

--网络的版权问题，就是一团糨糊！

大虫级

在后来的日子里，我发现上网绝不只是聊天，你没打开一个不同的网站就会知道！

关于写网络改变我的生话作文字数l00字

“噢！网络，简直不可思议，我的心仿佛被她牵引着，我不能自拔了。”这是我发自内心最深处的感慨，我至今记忆犹新。

是她，一定是她——那个无形而又有形的网络，她改变了我的生活，让我充实地度过每分每秒，花样年华也不再有悔。

网络，因为生活中有了你，我终于从封建习俗中冲出；因为学习中有你，一向被动学习的我也踏进了主动知的门槛；因为社会中有你，我从幼稚开始逐步步入成熟；因为人生中有你，一向感动生活无味的我开始迈上了有滋有味的人生之路…… 网络，是你给了我展翅的双翼，给了我腾飞的欲望，给了我翱翔太空的信念。

不错，网络，就是你，你改变了我许多生活，也赏赐给我许多的财富。

曾记得，在一段时间我由于憎恶世态炎凉，看不惯一些现象，也不忍目睹那些灯红酒绿的花花世界，于是，我开始沉默寡言了，几乎不与人交谈，一个“沉默是金”的花季男生就这样降临了。当然，这对我来说无疑是一种伤害、无奈，可又该如何是好呢？直到有一天，我也不知是什么缘故，我脑中突然冒出“网络”这个名词，欲望一来，要抑也抑制不住。我冲进了一家名为“半兽人”的网吧，我上网了。在网上，我结识了许多朋友，我见识了许多世面，我不再感到孤独寂寞了。于是，我敞开心胸与人交谈，经过网友的开导，我心中的阴霾在逐渐散开，我开始我的新生活。

就这样，我时而去光顾这家网吧，在这个虚拟的我的世界里，我学会了许多：人生是有意义的，只在于你的行动；生活是多彩的，只在于你的心灵；一切皆有可能，只在于你的信念；要相信自己，要坚信自己会有美好的未来…… 当然，网络中的收获远不止这些，但我不能一一而论。总之，网络——是她改变了我的一切。

千年一叹，任时光匆匆流去，我不会后悔；百年育人，任岁月逝去而我会长大；十年之久，任海枯石烂但我却不放弃…… 网络，是你用柔情的美，感动我，成就我，改变我。

网络，你改变了我的生活，遇见你是我的缘分，爱上你是你的美，想起你是我的心。

关于internet in my life的英语演讲稿

The thing I love most about the internet is the ability to communicate with people all over the planet. That's really what the web and the internet is all about: simple and straightforward communication. Nothing compares to the thrill of creating my own web sites, on which I ＂talk＂ to thousands of visitors every single day. I get an opportunity to explain my opinions, viewpoints and share information which may even be helpful. my words are not changed by any editor or boss; every article (with a few exceptions) has been written by me to help others understand some issue, data or topic. My web site has a guestbook, which individuals can use to tell me what they think of my writings and opinions. in the 3 years since I began creating my sites, over one thousand people have left entries thanking me for my words, expressing praise for the effort or informing me of how my editorials help them somehow. These thouands notes of kindness outweigh a million-fold the dozen or so entries which ridiculed my efforts or attempted somehow to belittle me or my opinions. With so many positive comments, it's become very satisfying to hit the delete keyu on those evil little bombs left by people with nothing better to do than tear someone down. When I arrived home from work on September 11th, the first thing that I did was begin writing about the attacks. Before long, I had started a website, and began posting other articles by hundreds of individuals with their thoughts and contributions. I included graphics, photos and articles from all over the world; eventually the site expanded to over a thousand pages. The effort of putting this together, researching and writing, helped stabilize me in what appeared to be a very unstable and hostile world. When my wife became very ill and it became apparent that she would be unable to travel outside our apartment for months or even years, I turned to the internet for help. I showed her how to create a website, how to use Paint Shop Pro, and how to communicate with others. At first she used the internet only enough satisfy me, but before a month had passed, she was creating her own web site which informed others how to survive asthma and it's side effects. She wrote about her struggles with that terrible disease, as well as the five days she spent in a coma and the many different techniques tried to handle her condition. Thousands of people have signed her guestbook, and she has expanded her horizons and created a dozen different websites on many different toptics. in fact, my lovely wife now is working to become a professional webmaster herself, and I think she will soon be even better than I am at this trade. I believe that these efforts have expanded my horizons to the entire planet, and I have no doubt that the internet saved my wife's life. It enabled her to communicate with others, even provide a helping hand now and then, even though she could not leave the house for physical reasons. And, of course, the internet changed me beyond my wildest dreams. I now write one article (minimum) every single day, something that would have been unheard of years ago. I communicate regularly with people I have never (and will never) meet. The internet has enabled me to feel better about my fellow man and has gone a long way to convince me that man is good, and that evil is not normal. And that's what the internet has done for me.