Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

[ad_1] The interesting thing is that hardly anyone ever talks about switching from On2 salsa timing to On1. Unless, you live in New York or Puerto Rico, generally speaking most people begin learn to dance salsa emphasizing the first beat of the music, which is commonly referred to as dancing On1. This is certainly how…

[ad_1] Since most computers these days come with gigabit (1000Mbps) network interfaces, it makes sense to run a network capable of these speeds, especially if the network is used for media streaming (video and music) or has intensive usage by several machines for different uses (VoIP, file sharing etc.). At the lower end of the…

[ad_1] What is spanning-tree, what is the purpose of this protocol, where does it work? These questions are easy to answer. Spanning-tree is a layer 2 ethernet loop prevention protocol which operates on Ethernet switches, there that’s it, nothing else stop. That’s all that spanning-tree does. Why do we need this protocol? Imagine a network…

[ad_1] If you’re having trouble letting go of those massive sodas and juice bottle drinks, the winter season can help you. The incentive is already there, with a typical can of soda delivering nearly 40 grams of sugar. That’s 10 teaspoons of sugar in just one small can. On truly hot days, your thirst might…

[ad_1] The physical path that data takes down a sending end system’s protocol stack, up and down the protocol stacks of an intervening link-layer switch and router, and then up the protocol stack at the receiving end system.Routers and link-layer switches are both packet switches. Similar to end systems, routers and link-layer switches organize their…