Is IPv6 a Problem or is it still in Beta?
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Due to the high volume of people, I have thought of how best to go about describing my issue with my DSL router and why I”ve disabled IPv6!!! First off, I have a VISTA Premium System, with an OEM license. That isn’t nothing new. The problem is that if I use IPv6, I would constantly get no internet. I would always get local but not Internet. I didn’t know why until recently, and that was IPv6. It isn’t to say I don’t stop getting this. I still do but it is less of the problem. I could re-install the system and see if that fixes the problem.
Would that fix the problem?
Yes it probably would if it is a driver issue. I say it isn’t because if it was a driver issue I could just downgrade to an earlier driver, which there is none. I am going to guess that no one has done any new drivers for the IPv6 Since Vista came out. I don’t know why but with my DSL it has been an issue when I was on my cable. I recently switched, I had no problems.
Could it be my DSL Provider?
Understanding Hulu!
Comments OffSo I’ve had so many people tell me. I’m wrong on some of these ones I say are coming out. Just like last week the tiny URL was going to Dick Van Dyke Season 3 and they replace it with the Facts of Life. They used the Tiny URL system to give us hints. Anyways, back to the topic at hand. <See July 14-19 Post>
This is all speculation and theories, Read end of post for more details!!
Why does Hulu promise one thing and do another?
It’s really not Hulu’s Fault, They have a lot of things going on at one time. You see when they give use a week of clues, they have made Tentative Agreements, sometimes it’s a written agreement with a clause. They have a clause? Well let’s put this in terms you can understand. If there is any reason from either the publisher, or Hulu, they can’t or won’t publish the movie or show.
What does this mean and how does this affect the clues?
Does your DNS still have flaws?
Comments OffLate the week, I’ve had some concern with the DNS flaws with my ISP. So I’ve change to another DNS. So I went and did a test at:
Doxpara
So what does this mean when it says I might be at risk?
Very simple, your DNS provider is not randomizing the ports. I’ll get to that in a bit.
What is DNS?
The DNS is like a big Phonebook to where you tell it who you want to call, in this case go, and it finds the numbers and takes you there. It’s like telling a cab driver where you want to visit, just like telling the cab driver to come to my site. When you enter http://www.tech-linkblog.com into your browser, your telling DNS to go fetch the ip and direct your connection to this site.
So how can I fix this flaw?
Simple, You will need to direct yourself to OpenDNS. Has Fixed the flaw to help protect you. How do you use it? You will tell your system to direct all the DNS queries through that then your ISP DNS.
Understanding your wireless Router
Two things to understanding your wireless router is: secure your router and figure out what you router IP is. This can be difficult because a variety of routers use what they called the internal house IP’s. Check this site out for several brands of Routers, to figure out your router IP:
BTW you can see the default user and password for most of them, so that tells you how important it is to change those ASAP. <VERY IMPORTANT>
Now what are these used for? I’ll break it down for the novice users, these are used for your location router. A router monitors the network and directs traffic from the Internet to the computer needing that information. It then has to figure out which computer is asking or sending out packets. How does it know each computer, the router uses its’ own internal ip. It gives each computer a number, usually like something like this:
For Example, A Belkin Router:
- 192.168.1.2
- 192.168.1.3
- 192.168.1.4
- so on until 192.168.1.255
Get over it, You’ve got no Privacy on the net!!
Comments OffI’ve been talking to my friends at work and in other places, they’ve all asked the same question from time to time. “Is privacy on the internet a possibility?” and in short my answer is “No, you’ve got no privacy on the Internet!“ This is what I like to refer to as people wanting privacy to be on the internet. Let’s face it folks, there is no privacy on the internet. People are worried about Youtube debacle and I understand! In today’s society and time there is no privacy. If let’s say you’ve come to my site. What would I find out you?
- Your IP
- What you searched for in Google, Yahoo, AOL, to get to my site!
- Type of Operating System (Windows, Linux, or Macintosh)
- Where you just came from, unless you’ve chosen to come to my site directly
- You screen resolution
- You browser your using!
I don’t tell you this to make you not want to visit my site. This type of stuff is always going to be recorded by almost 95% websites you visit. It’s always going to be an unspoken understanding. I have to keep up to date on what happens on my site. It’s just normal to get the information and be able to see where everyone is coming from.
Get over it, You’ve got no Privacy on the net!!
Comments OffI’ve been talking to my friends at work and in other places, they’ve all asked the same question from time to time. “Is privacy on the internet a possibility?” and in short my answer is “No, you’ve got no privacy on the Internet!“ This is what I like to refer to as people wanting privacy to be on the internet. Let’s face it folks, there is no privacy on the internet. People are worried about Youtube debacle and I understand! In today’s society and time there is no privacy. If let’s say you’ve come to my site. What would I find out you?
- Your IP
- What you searched for in Google, Yahoo, AOL, to get to my site!
- Type of Operating System (Windows, Linux, or Macintosh)
- Where you just came from, unless you’ve chosen to come to my site directly
- You screen resolution
- You browser your using!
I don’t tell you this to make you not want to visit my site. This type of stuff is always going to be recorded by almost 95% websites you visit. It’s always going to be an unspoken understanding. I have to keep up to date on what happens on my site. It’s just normal to get the information and be able to see where everyone is coming from.
Could this be for the 700 Mhz Spectrum
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On August 2, 2007, an individual named David W. Liu filed to protect the trademark Google PC. There are several men named David Liu that Mork found in his research. One is an investment banker. One is CEO of TheKnot.com. Another is Sr. VP of AOL Portals. But a Spoke profile identifies a David Liu as Legal Council for Google, Inc.Another interesting thing: a Google Maps Street View search for the address listed in the filing — 6363 Wiltshire Blvd in Los Angeles — shows a small 5-story building with two trees in front of it. If you move the camera in front of the building and zoom in, the word “Google” appears (real or Photoshopped?) in the bottom floor window of the building.
Its been a long while since there have been any substantial rumors about the Google PC, so Mork thought it was worth mentioning this latest discovery.
I wonder if this for the 700 mhz maybe a Desktop for anyone who can pay 100$ or something like that? What do you think?
