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YouTube has rivals for Videos on the Web |
YouTube is not the only source of Web based video. We offer some new ideas for searching for Web videos, some good places to find videos and even applications capable of viewing video from numerous sources.
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NETWORKING - Mac Address |
Setting up a home network and wondering what a MAC address is??? We explain MAC address, (Media Access Control). We explain how to determine a Mac address for your PC and how to use a MAC address.
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A Comprehensive Strategy for Using Web Site Statistics |
The ability to predict surfing patterns of the common Internet user has the potential to be instrumental in solving many problems facing producers and consumers of web page content. Web site designs can be evaluated and optimized by predicting how users will surf through their structures. Web client and server applications can also reduce user perceived network latency by pre-fetching content predicted to be on the surfing path of individual users or groups of users with similar surfing patterns. Systems and user interfaces can be enhanced by the ability to recommend content of interest to users, or by displaying information in a way that best matches users' interests. Proper analysis of a web site's activity is therefore an important process that supports an enhanced and intelligent design of a web site.
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BitTorrent - A Better Peer to Peer Network |
Peer to peer networks are detested by the recording industry and loved by file sharers. If the courts don't get them for piracy, they eventually collapse under their own weight. But BitTorrent may have a different approach. Read on for more!
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Making sure your network card and TCP/IP are working correctly |
If you are experiencing a problem with your computer system being able to ping itself but, not anything else on the network try this.
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Ping-ing problems?? |
Is your PC unable to ping other PCs on your network?
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Switch or Hub: networking made easier |
Serious about building a network, but have questions about choosing a hub or a switch? Read on...
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Sharing an Internet Connection |
It should seem that it would be easy to connect a single computer to the Internet, and be able to use that connection simultaneously with all other computers in the same room (on a LAN). Unfortunately, it's a bit more complicated than that. Naturally, you can have a separate phone line and a separate modem for each computer, but there is a better way. This is especially useful for the newer high-speed connections, such as DSL and cable modems, where paying for more than one line is not practical
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