Apache
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Apache is the most popular Web server software. It enables a computer to host one or more websites that can be accessed over the Internet using a Web browser. The first version of Apache was released in 1995 by the Apache Group. In 1999, the Apache Group became the Apache Software Foundation, a non-profit organization that currently maintains the development of the Apache Web server software.
Apaches popularity in the Web hosting market is largely because it is open source and free to use. Therefore, Web hosting companies can offer Apache-based Web hosting solutions at minimal costs. Other server software, such as Windows Server, requires a commercial license. Apache also supports multiple platforms, including Linux, Windows, and Macintosh operating systems. Since many Linux distributions are also open-source, the Linux/Apache combination has become the most popular Web hosting configuration.
Apache can host static websites, as well as dynamic websites that use server-side scripting languages, such as PHP, Python, or Perl. Support for these and other languages is implemented through modules, or installation packages that are added to the standard Apache installation. Apache also supports other modules, which offer advanced security options, file management tools, and other features. Most Apache installations include a URL rewriting module called mod_rewrite, which has become a common way for webmasters to create custom URLs.
While the Apache Web server software is commonly referred to as just Apache, it is technically called Apache HTTP Server, since the software serves webpages over the HTTP protocol. When Apache is running, its process name is httpd, which is short for HTTP daemon. -
A Native American group from the Southwestern USA. They have different tribes such as, the Chiricahua, Mezcalero and Jicarilla. [The Navajo] were once an Apache tribe, till they broke away and became a distinct, separate group. Apaches were fierce warriors that were respected and hated by their enemies. Apaches still live in [the Southwest] and many still speak their languages and practice their traditions, but they arent wild Indians living in the bush,lol. Thats just in old [John Wayne] movies.
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In a sense of the word that has become increasingly common in metropolitan Turkish culture, the adjective/ sometime noun defines a type of person, usually a male, who wears flashy, fake-branded yet stylish clothes, supports a highly stylized quasi-emo [fauxhawk], dances [Tecktonik] and hangs out on curbsides and concrete urban parks. The song Im In Miami, Bitch is most often associated with the Turkish [Apache].
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[A popular], free webserver that [runs] the [majority] of websites.
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American indian tribe from what is now modern-day Arizona.
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Nickname for the United States [Armys] AH-64 [attack helicopter].
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Popular, free [web server].
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From [the Sugar] [Hill] Gang: [Jump on it]!
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The act of [titty-fucking] a girl from the top down, so [the testes] hit her mouth and she starts yelling like an [apache] (imagine the hand-slapping-mouth indian holler, with the testes instead of the hand).
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A French-term meaning [rent-boy], or an insult for an unpleasant young man, having much the same meaning as Punk. The term was common at least until the first part of the 20th Century (see [George Orwells] [Down and Out] In Paris and London).
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Sex without a [condom]; [riding] [bare back]
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When a man fastens a strap on dildo on to his arse, and spins in a circle resulting in his sexual partner being [cock slapped] every [180 degrees].
This can also be done by a woman wearing two strap [ons].
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the [official] first [Sexually] Identified [Attack Helicopter]
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a member of a tribe (= group) of Native Americans living mainly in the southwestern part of the United States:
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