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I’m thinking about 75% reduction? I know they make a lot less than that, but maybe other costs are lower, like telecommunications?
@Forget, Hmm, that will come as news to a lot of programmers I know.

sourcers of info, tools i will need, underlayment, i am ripping out carpet and have a 3/4′ ply stranded subfloor. cleats or staples? bamboo is pre finished. t&g. over the next couple of months i will do about 2000 sq. ft. and 3 stair wells. please maske it easy for me. also want some soundproofing. will be adding cat5e, water to deck, a/v(4 twisted pair shielded) 20 amp to most most outlets etc. also will attempt to balance hvac system(any help here?) i don’t have flow or pressurew meters yet nor IF-thermo. also need to inject insullation foam around all windows and doors. then paint. if you live in chi town anbd are bored let me know. I know all the trades but have a bum shoulder and back. all ideas and info is wellcome!

For example I downloaded 5 eps of grey’s anatomy, each about 350mb in size… How many eps can I download before getting cut???

Please only answer if you know for sure, thanks!

Hiya.
I am a student and therefore don’t have much money.
I moved somewhere I have to get my own internet, I am currently with three but they are terrible and therefore I’m looking for proper broadband.
I looked at BT, plusnet and tiscali. Just wanted to ask what kind of charges I would have to pay if I cancelled any of their 18 or 12 months contracts before they came to an end,
Thanks in advance.

We’ve run cat5, catv, and electrical. Did some blocking for ADA bars, mirrors, Magasine racks, towel bars etc. Even ran speaker wire for the TV headphone jacks! Is there something else we should consider before drywalling? Don’t want to pull a “V-8″!
Sorry for the abbreviation – ADA bars are the bath grab bars. When I tile for them, can I install them on top of the tile (where the blocking is behind the durock), or should they rest on something instead of tile?

Specifically Tomball, Cypress-Fairbanks, and Copperfield.

I hardly know about internet and i am about to start a wireless connection. I want it for my house (not company etc). I have found one modem-router (Netgear DGN2000 Wireless Modem Router Annex A (270Mbps)) but will it have a strong signal that will cover the whole apartment without problems? Any help would be appreciated…or any other suggestions about modem routers etc…

Thank you!

I don’t have a lot of IT experience, and I’m wanting to get started on certifications, but I want to put the time into it, and do it the right way. so What would the best combination of certifications be…along with experience.

Here are the specs: I paid 1020.00 for this:

Processor Type: Intel Core Duo
Included Drives: DVD+-RW Dual Layer Combination Drive,
Included Network Card: Ethernet (10/100 Mbps),
Wireless Ethernet – 11 Mbps IEEE802.11b, 54 Mbps IEEE802.11a, 54 Mbps IEEE802.11g
Processor Speed: 1.6 GHz
Display Size: 14.1
Hard Drive Size: 100000 Installed Memory: 1000
Processor Class: Intel Core Duo Speed: 1.6 GHz
Installed Memory: 1 GB Max Memory: 4 GB
Memory Technology: DDR2
Bus Speed: 533 MHz
Cache Size: 2 MB
System Chipset: Intel 945GM Express
Drive Controllers: Serial ATA
Interface Type: Audio – Line In (1/8″ Mini),
Audio – Line Out (1/8″ Mini),
Ethernet – RJ45 Twisted-Pair (XBaseT),
IEEE 1394 – 4 pin Unpowered,
Serial – RJ11 Modular (Phone/Telco),
USB – Universal Serial Bus 2.0,
Video – 4 pin mini-DIN (S-Video)
Slots: Memory Stick PRO,
MultiMedia Card (MMC),
SD Card,SDIO Card,
Sony Memory Stick,
Type I PC Card,
Type II PC Card,
xD-Picture Card
Display
Display Size: 14.1 in
Display Type: Active Matrix LCD (TFT)
Resolution: 1440 x 900
Multimedia
Video Integration: Motherboard
Shared Video Memory: 128 MB
Video Chipset: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
Video Bus: PCI Express x16
Sound Support: Realtek ALC262
Storage
Included Drives: DVD+-RW Dual Layer Combination Drive,
Hard Drive
Hard Drive Capacity: 100 GB
CD Write Speed: 24 X (CD,CD-R)
CD Rewrite Speed: 10 X (CD,CD-R)
CD-ROM Read Speed: 24 X (CD,CD-R)
DVD Write Speed: 8 X (DVD, DVD-R)
DVD Rewrite Speed: 4 X (DVD, DVD-R)
DVD-ROM Read Speed: 8 X (DVD, DVD-R)
DVD+R DL Speed: 2.4 X (DVD, DVD-R)
DVD-R DL Speed: 2 X (DVD, DVD-R)
General
Input Devices: Keyboard,
Pen (Stylus),
Included Network Card: Ethernet (10/100 Mbps),
Wireless Ethernet – 11 Mbps IEEE802.11b,
Wireless Ethernet – 54 Mbps IEEE802.11a,
Wireless Ethernet – 54 Mbps IEEE802.11g
Included Devices: AC Adapter,
Fingerprint Reader,
Microphone,
Modem,
Power Cord,
Speakers
Battery Life: 3.93 hour(s)
Software
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC
Dimensions
Height: 1.57 in
Width: 13.7 in
Depth: 10.2 in
Weight: 5.95 lbs
High? Why is that high? please explain cause I don’t know very much about computers

I am 38 years old, in decent shape, with a bachelors degree in Communications and a good work history including management, purchasing, and telecommunication engineering experience. Can I start off as an officer? Is there a way to make sure I get to OCS?

My laptop and desktop are connected to a router, I am able to connect with the laptop (wireless) but I can’t anymore with the desktop. I already tried to connect the cable directly to the modem and also tried to get conection using a usb network adapter without any luck. When I click on the IE window to diagnose the connection problem the log say:
Winsock diagnose:
Error attmpting to validate the winsock base provider:2
Network adapter status: Connected.
HTTP,HTPPS, FTP Diagnose:
FTP(passive):Error 12029 A connection with server can not establish
The same error message for HTPPS and HTTP, could not make a connection.
When I unplug the cable from the router it show an icon on the bottom right of the monitor with a message: “a network cable is unplugged”. When I plug it back the icon dissapear.
Seems like the computer can communicate with the router but can not connect to the internet.
oh! I have window xp
Does anyone can tell me what to do? or what the problem can be.Thanks
I already tried unplugging the router and modem for 1 min. still doesn’t work

Here are the specs: I paid 1020.00 for this:

Processor Type: Intel Core Duo
Included Drives: DVD+-RW Dual Layer Combination Drive,
Included Network Card: Ethernet (10/100 Mbps),
Wireless Ethernet – 11 Mbps IEEE802.11b, 54 Mbps IEEE802.11a, 54 Mbps IEEE802.11g
Processor Speed: 1.6 GHz
Display Size: 14.1
Hard Drive Size: 100000 Installed Memory: 1000
Processor Class: Intel Core Duo Speed: 1.6 GHz
Installed Memory: 1 GB Max Memory: 4 GB
Memory Technology: DDR2
Bus Speed: 533 MHz
Cache Size: 2 MB
System Chipset: Intel 945GM Express
Drive Controllers: Serial ATA
Interface Type: Audio – Line In (1/8″ Mini),
Audio – Line Out (1/8″ Mini),
Ethernet – RJ45 Twisted-Pair (XBaseT),
IEEE 1394 – 4 pin Unpowered,
Serial – RJ11 Modular (Phone/Telco),
USB – Universal Serial Bus 2.0,
Video – 4 pin mini-DIN (S-Video)
Slots: Memory Stick PRO,
MultiMedia Card (MMC),
SD Card,SDIO Card,
Sony Memory Stick,
Type I PC Card,
Type II PC Card,
xD-Picture Card
Display
Display Size: 14.1 in
Display Type: Active Matrix LCD (TFT)
Resolution: 1440 x 900
Multimedia
Video Integration: Motherboard
Shared Video Memory: 128 MB
Video Chipset: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
Video Bus: PCI Express x16
Sound Support: Realtek ALC262
Storage
Included Drives: DVD+-RW Dual Layer Combination Drive,
Hard Drive
Hard Drive Capacity: 100 GB
CD Write Speed: 24 X (CD,CD-R)
CD Rewrite Speed: 10 X (CD,CD-R)
CD-ROM Read Speed: 24 X (CD,CD-R)
DVD Write Speed: 8 X (DVD, DVD-R)
DVD Rewrite Speed: 4 X (DVD, DVD-R)
DVD-ROM Read Speed: 8 X (DVD, DVD-R)
DVD+R DL Speed: 2.4 X (DVD, DVD-R)
DVD-R DL Speed: 2 X (DVD, DVD-R)
General
Input Devices: Keyboard,
Pen (Stylus),
Included Network Card: Ethernet (10/100 Mbps),
Wireless Ethernet – 11 Mbps IEEE802.11b,
Wireless Ethernet – 54 Mbps IEEE802.11a,
Wireless Ethernet – 54 Mbps IEEE802.11g
Included Devices: AC Adapter,
Fingerprint Reader,
Microphone,
Modem,
Power Cord,
Speakers
Battery Life: 3.93 hour(s)
Software
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC
Dimensions
Height: 1.57 in
Width: 13.7 in
Depth: 10.2 in
Weight: 5.95 lbs
High? Why is that high? please explain cause I don’t know very much about computers

Some notes: -You don’t need VoIP phone lines with a voip phone system. You can use your good old PSTN telephone lines -Clarification: Most Windows phone systems do not require Windows Server, just some Windows OS. Most will run fine on Windows 7 or even Windows XP Pro. This particular low cost server is running Windows 2008 Standard R2. windowspbx.blogspot.com Would you like to hire us as a IP PBX consultant? http

What’s the difference between cat5e and cat5? What are some specifications that I should know before buying a modem/cable. etc. I need a decent modem and an Ethernet cable to set up a wired connection for my ps3. and how much would it cost?

Thanks, your answers are much appreciated!

I want to connect several computers (90) to a wireless access point, and was wondering if we could all access the internet at the same time. Would it be really slow. Would a T1 or T3 (whatever those are make it faster).

Is it necessary to understand what is VoIP before attempting an Internet phone call?

I’m going to take the Cisco Academy CCNA classes next year. My reason for starting next year is because I dropped out of high school (yeah I know, I’m an idiot for doing that!) and need to make up credits to get my diploma. I’m also looking for a job that way I’ll have money for books and stuff. What I want to know is what should I study and teach my self before starting school?

Server 2003

The systems are configured with dynamic IP not static IP.