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Hmm, ok then. I wonder what was up with the high ping you reported then unless you entered in the ping address wrong. Seeing as though you are in New York City, your ISP is either going to be Verizon (they block port 80) or Time Warner Cable, or Cablevison (both of which block 80 as well). Just...

Dell actually partners up with many anti-virus vendors, not to mention McAfee, Symantec, and Trend Micro. Other companies like HP seem to enjoy Norton very much, and Gateway, they seem to partner up with McAfee/Norton as well. lol. I've seen that program before. I haven't used it, but even...

There are many security based issues that have to be worked out for Windows 7, but since it is still in Beta they have plenty of time before the new shipment of a product begins.

Wow, that is a lot of licenses. How much did that cost in general? I'm guessing a lot?

Personally, I have no problems with big businesses, but if they begin selling info without you knowing for money, or they're overcharging you for something that costs next to nothing to deliver in a way (US broadband anyone?) or bad customer service, etc, that's when I don't like big businesses...

Nice videos! It's always interesting to hear training videos and see things from the past.

My Favorite TV show is Stargate. SG-1 was great, that ended, Atlantis was great, that's ended (grrrr!!), and now they're making another Stargate show which I'm waiting to see.

OK, I'll explain. When you have residential service, 99% of the time unless your ISP is special, you will have a Dynamic IP address which can change at any time, whether the modem loses the connection, either sync wise or auithentication wise, or if the network just decides to change it. Now, in...

I wouldn't suggest going around flashing Dell BIOSs. I believe there is more of a chance of bricking an OEM based BIOS than a normal BIOS, but I may be wrong. I've never flashed an OEM computer, but I have flashed the BIOS on a few systems I've built.

Some processors when you're not using them will underclock themselves to save energy and to lessen up the heat, and some will underclock themselves if they are getting too hot. Laptops underclock their chips all the time if you run it on battery or if it gets too hot. nVidia's new video cards...

Let me say this now. Consoles from the Xbox 360/Nintendo Wii and below could NEVER play Blu-Ray. The PS3 is the only console out there that plays Blu-Ray, and that is over a year old. Around the same time, the PC Blu-Ray drive came out, and they were selling cheaper than PS3s. Now, sticking onto...

It wasn't a good night for some people in the US though, for both those with Comcast cable in a certain area, as well as those who lost tons of money via bets. I didn't bet any money on anything though, but if I did bet anything I would've choosen the Steelers anyways.

193 Pages doesn't take very much SQL space. I'm betting no more than a megabyte or two tops.

When it uses your IP address, it will ping your router/gateway as that is what is holding your Public WAN address. The 100's of MS might be going to an IP block by your ISP that is nation wide. If you don't want No-IP always syncing your IP address, just close out the updater before it syncs up...

It was Google's mess up, but I must say this is funny. I didn't get to see it first hand but it didn't take me long to find out about it.