Friday, July 27, 2012

IP Address Survival Guide

IP addresses are the fundamental method for computers to identify themselves on most computer networks. Every computer (or other network device) connected to the Internet has an IP address. This tutorial explains the basics of finding, changing, and hiding (your) my IP addresses. Inside IP Addresses IP addresses are written in a notation using numbers separated by dots. This is called dotted-decimal notation. Examples of IP addresses in dotted-decimal notation are 10.0.0.1 and 192.168.0.1 although many millions of different IP addresses exist. Finding IP Addresses Everyone who needs to use a computer network should understand how to look up their own IP addresses. The exact procedure to follow depends on the kind of computer you use. Additionally, in some situations you may need to find the IP address of someone else's computer. Fixing IP Address Problems When a computer network is functioning properly, IP addresses stay in the background and don't require any specific attention. However, some common problems you may encounter when setting up or joining a computer network include: A computer has no IP address Two computers have the same IP address A computer has a "bad" IP address that won't allow it to "talk" on the network Hiding IP Addresses Your public IP addresses are shared with others over the Internet, and this raises privacy concerns in the minds of some people. IP addresses allow your Internet usage to be tracked and give some rough information about your geographic location.

What Is a Computer Operating System?

Computers use low-level software called an operating system (O/S) to help people build and run their own programs. Operating system software runs not just on laptop computers but also on cell phones, network routers and other so-called embedded devices. Types of Operating Systems The best-known operating systems are those used on personal computers: • Microsoft Windows • Mac OS X • Linux Some operating systems are designed for certain types of equipment, such as • Google Android (a variant of Linux), and Symbian - for cell phones • Solaris, HP-UX, DG-UX, and other variants of Unix - for server computers • DEC VMS (Virtual Memory System) - for mainframe computers Other operating systems enjoyed a period of notoriety but are of only historical interest now: • Novell Netware was a popular O/S for PCs in the 1990s • IBM OS/2 was an early PC O/S that competed with Microsoft Windows for a time but had limited success • Multics was an especially innovative operating system created in the 1960s for mainframes, that influenced the later development of Unix

Sunday, July 22, 2012

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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Steps to save/download the video from youtube

1. Launch your Browser and visit www.youtube.com 2. Click your favourite video clip 3. Highlight the URL from the browser and right click the mouse and select "copy" 4. Paste the URL at our download page 5. When the download link shows, You should right-click -> "Save Target As" OR copy and paste the link into your download manager. Note: You must change the file extension to .flv 6. The .flv file is not a common multimedia file, you need a software called FLV player to play it. ‎7) Install the FLV player into your computer. 8) Select the video clip that you downloaded and play 9) If you want to convert the FLV video and play it in IPod, PSP, mobile phone(3GP format), then you need to download FLV Converter

GLO NIGERIA RECHARGE BONUS/FREE AIRTIME/CALLS/DATA (MB)/SMS

This post take a look at Glo Nigeria Recharge bonus in the form of free Airtime,data (MB) and quantity of free SMS per different recharge amount. The format used is as follows: Recharge amount >bonus airtime >MB Data > SMS Bonus on recharge for : NGN 200-499 >20 >5 >10 Airtime bonus for: NGN 500-999 >100 > 20 > 25 Recharge bonus for : NGN 1000-4999 > 500 > 50 > 100 Free airtime for: NGN 5000 > 5000 >20 > 800