Archive for the ‘network launch’ Category

How does a fiber network work and what is it?

March 14, 2010 - 3:57 am 1 Comment

Ok ive heard Google is launching a new internet service that is SUPER Fast but it is a fiber network so how does a fiber network work and does it require a modem?
Also Google says the internet is 1GB per SECOND Is That Likely?

A fiber network is a network where the data is encoded on laser beams and transmitted over fiber optic cables.
Fiber is used because more data can be transmitted over a optic cable than can be transmitted over copper.
It can also be transmitted for a longer distance without degradation.
Fiber networks use special switches and modems to convert data to laser signals and back again
1 Gbs is very likely. There are already networks in use that have data transmission speeds 10 times that number

Chubbvey: How much weight have you gained since the launch of The Food Network in 1993?

February 24, 2010 - 1:01 am 6 Comments

I’m marinating meats and sautéing stuff I have no business sautéing.

é = classy

Is this a sex question?

Network connections start so slow during Windows start up…?

February 13, 2010 - 8:46 am 2 Comments

My laptop starts up pretty good, all of my start up programs are loaded, except for the network connections that appear in the system tray. I can’t launch any program until network connections are loaded.

My question is what is wrong & what could have probably caused the slow down?
uhmmm… everything’s all set after about 3-5 minutes…

There are MANY reasons for computer slow downs:
not enough memory
too many programs starting up with windows at boot up time
too many junk files
too many restore points

Clean windows registry can speed up the computer.
Over time, you install new programs, uninstalled unimportant programs, update software’s, install new devices,
download files from the web, etcetera, hence embarking all records in the registry system.
This is normal, but it is not wise to leave it untouched.
Once in a while, you have to check and remove files that are no longer in use to maintain the speed of your PC.
Clean registry make pc faster.
http://tp5pro.com/WhyIsMyComputerSlow.htm

3g launch of airtel network?

December 26, 2009 - 10:35 pm 1 Comment


NO.. Available only in BSNL

Should ESPN launch a network & website analyzing Belichick decisions?

November 19, 2009 - 9:21 am 10 Comments

The fierce, round-the-clock scrutiny by ESPN analysts over Bill Belichick’s 4th-and-2 call has me hoping the network will launch an affiliated 24-hour Bill Belichick network and website so they can finally stop talking about this crap on Sportscenter.

ESPN Belichick and ESPNBelichick.com will feature vomit-inducing over-analysis of every decision made by the Patriots coach, from game calls to choosing between hoodies.

anything else?

Absolutely!

I flipped over from FAVRE Deportes. He apparently had a roast beef sandwich for lunch, and analysts speculate what bearing this will have on his decision to return next year. I hope they interview his agent Buzz Cook.

Will A Bell sim card work in an Unlocked (originally Fido) iPhone 3G when GSM Network is launched in November?

November 18, 2009 - 2:09 am 1 Comment

I have a Bell Contracted Samsung i325 Ace which came equipped with a Bell Sim; I’m assuming to accommodate the Bell GSM Network launch now pushed to November. Will I be able to use that Bell Sim in my unlocked iPhone 3G once the network has been launched? and if its not as simple as slipping in the Sim what measures can i expect to take to make it work?

No it wont work.

The Old Bell Sim is an older version only for 2G EDGE Roaming worldwide; unable to connect to 3G networks.

Bell’s new network is HSPA 3G Network so you will need a new sim.
Dont worry, it’s cheap… $5
Not like Freaking Rogers that charge $40

Also if you do plan on using unlocked iPhone… you have to change your plan to a new HSPA bell plan

You simply would have to walk into a bell store when their new network is up. Change your account to the new network, and they’ll give you a sim. Then plug in ur iphone and voila

How can I restrict PCs on a network from accessing WOW servers without restricting general internet access?

November 15, 2009 - 5:51 am 3 Comments

My sons love WOW (World of Warcraft – online game) but will play it obsessively if not checked. I would like to restrict their access to this game, while still allowing internet access, such that they can use the PCs to get their homework done, but won’t be tempted to go back online to WOW.

My Linksys router allows restrictions by time of day, specific URLs, and by keywords. WOW itself is launched via an executable file on the PC, and then connects to the internet, but it is unclear as to where it connects (the whole screen is consumed by WOW so no URLs are visible). I also know that my kids connect to different WOW servers from time to time, but I assume that they are routed via a central WOW server of some sort. I’ve checked the Linksys forums, spoken with their tech support, and checked the WOW forums — no luck.

If you can answer this question, you will be my hero (and the hero of many parents out there).

Thanks in advance.

Configure your Windows firewall (or the firewall on your router to block ports 3724, 6112 , 6881 to 6999. WOW communicates on these ports…

Hosting a website on an intranet network?

November 12, 2009 - 5:43 am 1 Comment

I had a website with me. I want to launch it in an intranet network. So , how do I host it on network, so that the website should be accessed from any system under network.?

1.) Install a webserver and get it to point at your website
2.) On your target PCs make sure the host file is configured to point towards your webserver
Example: 192.168.100.200 intranetdomain.com
3.) Configure your target browsers to point to the domain when they start up.

Do you think that Barack Obama will launch a terrorist attack against the U.S. when he loses the election?

November 9, 2009 - 4:12 am 12 Comments

I think it’s quite probable. He will sneak back into his Al Quaeda network and launch one.

I’ve never thought of that, he gets pi*** of because the Presidency is his birth right, and goes and forms Obamaville, Thank God we have a President that can handle terrorist, interesting thought, star for you!!

A major network is launching a reality program called The Accountant.?

November 6, 2009 - 12:47 am 1 Comment

A major network is launching a reality program called The Accountant. A group of recent accounting graduates will be competing for a spot in a national accounting firm. What would make someone a good candidate for The Accountant? Describe three challenges the candidates should complete on the program, using as much detail as you can.

The challenges should test contestants’ skill in challenges related to topics covered in this course. Be creative. Describe how the challenge will test the contestant’s accounting skill(s) and knowledge as well as the skills the contestant should have to complete each challenge successfully.

Remembering my days in a (UK) major accountant I would offer the following challenges:

- Photocopying – Can you photocopy what should only be left to an overnight printer in half an hour? Extra points for changing toner cartridges and paper. The loser gets buried alive under five tons of paper.
- Filing – Accuracy of files that will never be looked at again is vital, especially in these days of endless computer storage space when it could all be kept on computer any way. So get a Senior Manager to give every aspirant an undifferentiated list of paper, and get them filing. Make sure that at least 20% of the files are on random desks. Then get the "Risk" team down (not the board game, sadly) to go through the files. Publicly burn the loser.
- Exam Cramming. Watch them crumble as you prepare them for one exam and then give them one on a completely different subject. Kill the loser’s mother.
- Auditing hot tricks. Go around a large industrial plant ticking off that all the machinery is still there. Forget about the pension fund (after all that is what they are doing at the moment). Feed the loser to the lions – excellent TV footage.
- Live ammunition duel. This has a tenuous to non-existent connection to accountancy, but it makes fantastic TV

Accountancy has always complained that it is too dull, and this will scotch that misunderstanding once and for all. And the competition will be fierce. After all the Apprentice is about one lousy job, this is about whether you live to next week.