Published on July 8, 2010 by Technology Slice
Julia Gillard Plans To Go Ahead With Internet Filter – In her first comments on the filter since assuming the Labor leadership, Ms Gillard told ABC radio in Darwin yesterday that the proposal was an effort to control the ”dark side” of communications technology. ”Images of child abuse, child pornography – they are not legal [...]
Tags: Abc Radio, Change Leadership, Child Pornography, Communications Technology, Consultations, Darwin, Federal Opposition, Images Of Child Abuse, Internet Filter, Internet Speed, Julia Gillard, Mark Newton, Parliament, Prime Minister, Principle, Proposal, Stephen Conroy, Technical Concerns, Technology Images, Will Introduce Legislation
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Published on May 6, 2010 by Technology Slice
High Speed Internet To Be Cheaper – The national broadband network can be cheaper than the $43 billion top end price and more expansive than the government initially projected and can break even within six years, according to a new report into the plan. Communications Minister Stephen Conroy this afternoon released an implementation study into [...]
Tags: April, Fixed Wireless, High Speed Internet, Implementation Study, Initial Estimate, Internet Speed, Kpmg, Mckinsey And Company, Megabits, National Broadband Network, New Homes, Premises, Price Tag, Satellite, Six Years
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Published on January 9, 2010 by Technology Slice
was just curious cuz if i was torrenting at 45 megabytes a second my harddrive wouldnt be able to write that fast correct? i was wondering how that would work, cuz eventually that would have to overload the cache it would seem
Tags: Cuz, Dowload, Harddrive, Hd, Internet Speed, Megabytes, Open Question, sec
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Published on January 9, 2010 by Technology Slice
My friend wants me to play Counter-Strike online with him and my other not-so-good friend, but I had problems with it, so I had to troubleshoot it. So my not-so-good friend kept insisting I give him “Remote Assistance”, to my desktop computer which is where he can move around the mouse and touch things on my computer while he watched.
Well we figured my computer needed updates and stuff, but we where also trying to boost my internet speed, while we’re doing that he access my MAC Adress through my Belkin router, and had the dialogue window showing the Mac Adress with the mouse hovering over it for a little while (over 15seconds) I think he was writing it down.
Can he hack my computer if he knows my IP Address and Mac Address? What exactly can he do, and what can I do to prevent him from doing so without buying a new computer?
Tags: Belkin Router, Buying A New Computer, Computer Updates, Counter Strike, Desktop Computer, Dialogue Window, Good Friend, Hack Computer, Internet Speed, Ip Address, Mac Address, Mac Adress, Open Question, Remote Assistance, Remote Computer, Remote Desktop
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Published on January 9, 2010 by Technology Slice
I’m not too sure if anybody knows clearly on this top but I want to know like in the future if Fiber Optics Internet speed will still/be shared or if each internet speed will be individualized to each individual computer/laptops?
According to what Verizon’s Fiber Optics, their current internet speeds are 15, 25, and 50Mbs/s.
So, for example, if there is 3 computers actively using the internet altogether downloading large media and other files, will each of our computers achieve an internet speed of up to 50Mbs/s?
Tags: Computer Laptops, Computers Internet, Current, Fiber Optics Internet, Individual Computer, Internet Providers, Internet Speed, Internet Speeds, Open Question, Speed Internet, Verizon, Verizon Internet
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