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interesno!! (or Orbitz's ad network, anyway.) guess someone noticed my local IP address.
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Howto get the http_lanport via telnet
(Tomato)
Winxp:
cmd <-
telnet ipaddress<-
nvram find http<-
looking for the string http_lanport
Next day, 05/09/25, I went to the Apple Store and upgraded to a new iPad A16 Cellular.
Now I use the ebm WIN7 to scan slides, move them via SanDisk USB drive to the Windows 10 HP PC, where I may use ThumbsPlus to rename them and perhaps remove some dust or crop one or two.
Then I can edit and add tags, Albums and to a few Groups as I upload to Flickr.
After a few comments and invites to add to Groups, I use the MacBook Air or one of three iPads to further edit. the Model 4 iPad using the older Flickr App allows adding text and searching for Albums. These functions are not available on the recent App on the iPad Mini or the new Apple A(16)
See also www.geeks2u.com.au
support.apple.com/en-au/108894
Now Guru and Maps will keep track, like the iPhone.
We now have 5 iPads in the house… plus another owned by Lucy..
Then front camera.
See USB-C to Apple see support.apple.com/en-au/108894
What I got.. Basesailor for iPhone 16 15 Pro...
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Apple iPad (A16) review: The vanilla ice cream of tablets - PhoneArena
No, the "iPad A16" is not the same as the 10th generation iPad; the "iPad A16" is the 11th generation iPad, released in March 2025 as a successor to the 10th generation model, featuring the newer and faster A16 chip, more RAM, increased base storage, and improved features compared to its predecessor.
Here's a breakdown of the key differences between the two models:
Processor
: The 10th generation iPad uses the A14 chip, while the 11th generation iPad (the A16) features the significantly faster A16 Bionic chip.
RAM
: The 11th generation iPad (A16) comes with 6GB of RAM, compared to the 4GB in the 10th generation model, allowing for better multitasking.
Storage
: The 11th generation iPad (A16) doubles the base storage to 128GB, while the 10th generation iPad started with 64GB.
Performance
: The A16 chip offers considerably better performance for demanding apps, gaming, and professional workflows compared to the A14 chip in the 10th generation iPad.
Longer Support
: The newer A16 chip provides longer software and OS support, ensuring the device remains up-to-date for a longer period.
Processor: Power and Speed
One of the most significant upgrades to iPad (A16) is the new A16 chip. This powerful processor brings up to 30% faster performance compared to the 10th-generation iPad's A14 chip. The A16's improved CPU and GPU offer better handling of multitasking, gaming, and demanding apps. Whether you’re editing photos, watching 4K videos, or playing graphic-heavy games, the A16 chip ensures smoother and more responsive performance.
On the other hand, the 10th generation iPad, while still powerful with the A14 chip, isn’t quite as fast or efficient as the A16. If you're upgrading from the 10th generation, you'll notice a difference in speed, especially for tasks that require processing power.
Display: Color and Clarity
iPad (A16)’s screen is slightly bigger at 11 inches vs. 10.9 inches, but that’s where the differences end. Both iPads feature a Liquid Retina display with 2360 x 1640 resolution for vibrant colors and sharp images, both deliver a peak SDR brightness of 500 nits, and both have True Tone and sRGB color support.
Camera System: Upgraded Imaging
When it comes to capturing memories, both iPads boast a 12MP Ultra Wide front camera, and a Landscape 12MP camera with Center Stage, which automatically keeps you in the frame during video calls, adjusting the camera as you move around. The only difference between the 10th gen iPad vs. 11 gen iPad (A16) is that the latter has Smart HDR 4, a step up from the Smart HDR 3 offered on its predecessor. This version of High Dynamic Range lets you take better photos, adjusting for things like color, contrast, and low lighting, making sure faces are well-lit in difficult lighting situations and ensuring true-to-life skin tones and colors.
Storage: More Space for Your Stuff
One big improvement with iPad (A16) is its storage options. The new model starts with 128GB of storage, with optional upgrades to 256GB or 512GB. This is a notable jump from the 10th generation’s standard 64GB of storage with the option to upgrade to 256GB, which may feel limiting if you store large files, photos, or videos. The additional storage options in the 11th generation provide more flexibility, whether you're a student, content creator, or professional who needs more space.
Battery Life: The Same All-Day Power
Both iPads deliver up to 10 hours of battery life, whether you're browsing the web or watching videos. Apple’s impressive battery optimization ensures that you can get through a full workday or long flight without worrying about charging. So, when it comes to battery life, there’s no significant difference between the two models.
Connectivity: 5G and Wi-Fi 6
Both iPads offer 5G support and Wi-Fi 6, ensuring fast download speeds and performance, whether you’re streaming, browsing, or working remotely, both will keep you happily connected on the go.
Design: A Familiar Look and Colors
Both iPads boast the same sleek design, as well as the same color options: Silver, Blue, Pink, and Yellow.
Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard: Enhanced Versatility
Both iPads support Apple Pencil (1st generation), allowing for precise sketching, note-taking, and other creative tasks. Additionally, both models are compatible with the Magic Keyboard Folio, making it easy to type, navigate, and use the trackpad. However, it's worth noting that the 11th generation iPad (A16) has better performance thanks to the new chip, making tasks like using the Pencil for graphic design or editing even more responsive and efficient.
What About Apple Intelligence?
While the A16 processor on the new iPad is a definite upgrade, it’s still not powerful enough to handle all the complex processing required by advanced AI. That means neither device gives you access to popular AI features like Genmoji, Image Playground, Writing Tools, Priority messages, the latest Siri enhancements, and so on.
iPad (A16) vs. iPad (10th Gen): The Breakdown
Here’s a quick overview of both iPads, so you can get a better idea of the similarities and differences:
Processor:
iPad (A16): A16 chip with 30% faster performance, better multitasking, gaming, and processing power.
iPad (10th Gen): A14 chip, still powerful but less efficient than the A16.
Display:
iPad (A16): 11-inch Liquid Retina display, 2360 x 1640 resolution, 500 nits peak brightness, True Tone, and sRGB color support.
iPad (10th Gen): 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, same resolution, brightness, and color features.
Camera System:
iPad (A16): 12MP Ultra Wide front camera, 12MP Landscape Center Stage camera with Smart HDR 4 for improved low-light performance.
iPad (10th Gen): Same front camera setup, but with Smart HDR 3 (slightly less advanced).
Storage Options:
iPad (A16): Starts at 128GB, upgradeable to 256GB or 512GB.
iPad (10th Gen): Starts at 64GB, with an upgrade option to 256GB.
Battery Life:
Both: Up to 10 hours of battery life for web browsing or video watching.
Connectivity:
Both: 5G support and Wi-Fi 6 for fast download speeds and reliable performance.
Design and Colors:
Both: Sleek design with color options in Silver, Blue, Pink, and Yellow.
Apple Pencil & Magic Keyboard Compatibility:
Both: Support for Apple Pencil (1st generation) and Magic Keyboard Folio for versatile use.
Apple Intelligence:
Neither: Neither model supports advanced AI features like Genmoji, Image Playground, or enhanced Siri due to processor limitations.
As you can see, iPad (A16) offers faster performance, more storage, and a slightly better camera system. If those features matter most to you, it could be worth the upgrade. However, the 10th generation iPad remains a solid choice to stick with if the latest improvements aren’t worth it to you. If Apple Intelligence is a must have right now, you may want to consider the new iPad Air, iPad Pro or iPad mini.
Audio and speakers
The iPad 10th generation has stereo speakers
The iPad A16 has two speakers for a richer, more immersive sound experience.
If you prefer to watch movies or listen to music without headphones, iPad A16 delivers a better experience. Which iPad is right for you? If you need an affordable and stable product for everyday tasks, students, and casual users, choose the iPad 10th generation.If you want top performance, a better display, more storage, and better audio, choose iPad A16, which is ideal for professionals and content creators.
Based on the available information, the Basesailor USB-C to USB-A adapter for the iPhone 16 Pro should be compatible with the iPad (11th generation), which is also referred to as the iPad A(16).
Here's a breakdown of why:
USB-C is a universal standard: The key thing to remember is that USB-C is a standardized port. Apple has transitioned its recent devices, including the iPhone 15 series and newer iPads, to use the USB-C port.
Basesailor adapters: Basesailor sells adapters that convert a USB-C port to a USB-A port. These are primarily designed for charging and data transfer, and they are advertised as being compatible with a wide range of devices, including iPhones and iPads.
iPad (11th generation): The iPad (11th generation), which is sometimes called the iPad A(16) because it uses the A16 Bionic chip, was released in 2025 and features a USB-C port, just like the iPhone 16 Pro.
In short, since both the iPhone 16 Pro and the iPad (11th generation) use a USB-C port, a Basesailor USB-C accessory that works for one should also work for the other for basic functions like charging and data transfer. However, it's always a good idea to check the specific product description to ensure it meets your needs, especially if you're looking for features like fast charging or video output, as some adapters may not support all functions.
The Organize Menu is missing on the iPad.
It is over near the Search icon on the far right on the Photostream page on a PC….
Also, I thought it was under You and in the left hand Hamburger Menu Pulldown…
From the Flickr Help..
Note: This feature is only available on a web browser when using a desktop or laptop. If you’re using the Flickr app or a mobile browser on a mobile device, you will need to edit using the Camera Roll.
Accessing the Organizr
Sign in to Flickr on a web browser.
Select You.
Select Organize.
see www.flickrhelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404058763796-View-a...
It is beyond the Geeks2u at the moment until they find out what the scanner does and what a SCSI Interface is.
I am getting an Overview scan then SilverFast locks up and I have to kill it with TaskManager..
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Conversation with Gemini
Why is my LaserSoft AI v6.62 not seeing all the slides in my Polaroid SprintScan 4000
When LaserSoft Ai Studio isn't seeing all the slides in your Polaroid SprintScan 4000, it's often due to an issue with frame detection or the physical alignment of the slides. The software, particularly older versions like v6.62, can be finicky about how the slides are positioned in the film holder.
Common Causes and Solutions
Automatic Frame Detection: SilverFast software has an "Auto Frame Alignment" or "Automatic Frame Detection" feature. If this is not working correctly, the software may fail to identify all the separate frames. This can be particularly problematic with older or non-standard slide mounts.
Solution: Try manually adjusting the scan frames. You can often draw a new frame box for each slide that the software missed.
Physical Alignment and the Holder: The physical film holder that came with the SprintScan 4000 is designed to hold up to four mounted slides. The scanner and software rely on the precise placement of these slides. If a slide is not seated correctly, or if the film holder itself is slightly warped or damaged, the scanner may not be able to "see" it properly. The spring-loaded fingers that hold the slides in place can also be a source of problems.
Solution: Carefully inspect the film holder for any damage. Ensure each slide is firmly and correctly seated. Make sure the holder is inserted fully and smoothly into the scanner.
Software and Hardware Issues: While less common for this specific problem, there can be other underlying issues. Older software versions might have bugs or compatibility issues with your computer's operating system.
Solution: You might consider checking for updates to your version of SilverFast or looking into alternative scanning software like VueScan, which is known for its compatibility with a wide range of older scanners and has its own drivers.
How to scan film and negatives with SilverFast 8 Ai Studio JobManager
This video is a tutorial on using SilverFast 8's JobManager for batch scanning, which can be useful for understanding how the software handles multiple frames.
How to scan film, negatives and photos in batch with SilverFast 8 Ai Studio JobManager - YouTube
SilverFast – Scan & Archiving Software · 16K views
You can often draw a new frame box for each slide that the software missed. ???
My apologies for not being more clear. The phrase "you can often draw a new frame box" refers to the manual controls within the LaserSoft Ai Studio (also known as SilverFast Ai Studio) software.
Here's a more detailed breakdown of what that means and how to do it in practice:
What is a "Frame Box"?
When you do a prescan in SilverFast, the software analyzes the image and automatically places a red rectangle, or "frame box," around each detected slide. This box is the cropping boundary for the final, high-resolution scan. The software uses these boxes to know what to scan and what to ignore.
Why Manual Drawing is Necessary
The automatic frame detection is not perfect, especially with older scanners and older software versions like v6.62. It can fail to detect a slide for several reasons, including:
The slide is slightly misaligned in the holder.
The slide mount is a non-standard size or colour.
The image itself is very dark, making it hard for the software to find the edges.
The slide is not fully inserted into the holder, so part of it is outside the scanner's view.
In these cases, the software might not place a frame box at all, or it might place one that's too small, too large, or incorrectly positioned.
How to Manually Draw a New Frame Box
The process is generally straightforward, though the exact steps and button names might vary slightly between different versions of SilverFast Ai Studio (v6.62 will have a different user interface than later versions like 8 or 9).
Do a Prescan: First, you need to perform a low-resolution prescan of the entire film holder. This gives you a preview image of all four slides on your computer screen.
Locate the Missing Slide: On the preview screen, you'll see the slides that the software detected (with a red box around them) and the slides it missed (without a box).
Draw the New Frame: You typically use a "Marquee" or "Frame" tool (often represented by a square or rectangle icon).
Click and hold your mouse button just outside one corner of the slide that was missed.
Drag the mouse diagonally across the slide until you've enclosed the entire image.
Release the mouse button. The software should now draw a new red frame box around that slide.
Adjust the Frame: Once the new frame is drawn, you can fine-tune it.
Move: Click and drag the box to reposition it.
Resize: Grab the corners or the sides of the box to make it larger or smaller.
Rotate: Some versions allow you to rotate the frame if the slide is not perfectly straight.
By manually creating and adjusting these frame boxes, you ensure that every slide is correctly cropped and ready for the final, high-quality scan. This is a common and essential step when dealing with batch scanning of slides, especially if the automatic detection isn't working as intended.
It has had no troble before in seeing very dark slides, now i wont see slide number 4 in a prescan and the silverfast ai is not doing a precan of the holdr locking up and wont eject the holder or Quit
The behavior you're describing—the software not seeing the fourth slide and then locking up—points to a hardware communication issue, a corrupted software setting, or a conflict with your computer's operating system. This is a common problem with older scanners and their drivers, especially when used with modern operating systems.
1. Force Quit the Application
Since SilverFast is locked up, you need to first regain control of your computer and eject the holder. Do not manually pull the holder out. This can damage the scanner's internal mechanism.
On Windows: Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete and open the Task Manager. Find the SilverFast process in the list, click on it, and then click "End Task."
On macOS: Press Command + Option + Esc to open the Force Quit Applications window. Select SilverFast from the list and click "Force Quit."
2. Reset the Scanner and Software
Once the software is closed, you must reset the entire system.
Power down the scanner. Turn off the Polaroid SprintScan 4000 using its power switch. Wait about 30 seconds.
Manually eject the holder. After the scanner has been powered off for a moment, the holder should unlock. You can then carefully pull it out.
Power on the scanner. Turn the scanner back on. Wait for it to complete its initialization cycle (the internal motors and lights will move).
Restart your computer. A full system restart is often necessary to clear any lingering software or driver conflicts.
3. Diagnose the Specific Problem
After restarting, insert the film holder into the scanner before you open SilverFast. This is a crucial step to ensure the software properly detects the device and the media.
Corrupted Preferences: Older versions of SilverFast, especially v6.62, are known to have issues where the preferences files become corrupted, leading to strange behavior like freezing and not detecting frames. The "prefs" folder contains settings for the software and can be a source of problems. Deleting this folder will force SilverFast to create new, clean preferences files the next time it starts up. This will reset all your settings, but it's often the best solution for freezing issues. A quick search of your system for "SilverFast Prefs" should show you the location of the folder.
Physical Issues: Even if a dark slide scanned before, there might be a new, subtle physical problem. Carefully inspect the fourth slide's mount and the corresponding slot in the holder. Look for any debris, a slight warp in the plastic, or a slide that isn't fully seated. A small speck of dust or a minor misalignment can disrupt the scanner's light sensor, causing it to fail to recognize the frame's edge.
Autofocus Failure: A known issue with the Polaroid SprintScan 4000 is that the autofocus feature can sometimes fail or hang, especially with specific software versions. You can try disabling autofocus in SilverFast's settings and see if the prescan works correctly.
Since the scanner is freezing, the issue is likely a software or driver conflict between the outdated v6.62 and your current operating system, or a corrupted preferences file. Force-quitting and restarting everything is the first step, but if the problem persists, clearing the preferences is the most likely solution.
They are good tips.. I am running WIN 7 on a rebuilt PC to see the SCSI card. Sometimes Silverfast says there is no Scanner. I often have to reboot the PC use Task Manager etc Now the scanner just started doing a prescan of the holder by it self as I read your response. and just again... But Silverfast wont scan the only 3 slides the scanner picked up. It keeps missing number 4
Based on the symptoms you're describing, the problem isn't just with the software not seeing the slides. It's a deeper SCSI communication issue. The fact that SilverFast says "no scanner" sometimes, you have to reboot, and the scanner is doing a prescan on its own points to a lost connection between your PC, the SCSI card, and the scanner.
The spontaneous prescan is likely the scanner's way of re-initializing because it's lost its connection to the host PC and is attempting to find a working state again. SilverFast is then failing to scan the slides it did find because the communication link is too unstable to complete a full scan.
Here's how to address these persistent SCSI connection issues:
1. Check the Physical SCSI Setup
Even on a rebuilt PC with Windows 7, a stable physical connection is the first and most critical step.
SCSI Termination: The SprintScan 4000 has a built-in terminator. Make sure there are no other devices on the SCSI chain and that the scanner is the last and only device connected to the SCSI card. An improper or missing terminator can cause data corruption and connection loss.
SCSI Cable: An old or damaged SCSI cable can be a source of intermittent connectivity issues. Check the cable for any signs of wear, especially at the connectors. Try a different cable if you have one.
Now it restarted after I restarted SilverFast with an old prescan image loaded... random slide prescanned.. I just hit Scan and away the SprintScan 4000 went scanning at 3200dpi. But doing an old selection I used to do 3 scans. It did a slide scan BUT SilverFast showed SIX images in the Overview, thinking it was a NEGATIVE.. I clicked overview again, and the slides were shown again but NOT number 4. I am keeping these notes to show a technician if I need to.
These notes are excellent. You've just stumbled upon a classic symptom of an unstable SCSI connection and a software bug that's being triggered by that instability. The combination of your notes paints a very clear picture.
Here's an analysis of what you've just observed, building on my previous suggestions:
1. The Spontaneous Prescan and the "No Scanner" Message
Diagnosis: The scanner's hardware is losing and regaining communication with the PC. When the connection is lost, the scanner goes into a standby or "re-initialization" mode, which might include doing a spontaneous prescan of the last-known holder location to try and find its place again. When the connection is regained, it tries to continue the last command (the prescan). The "no scanner" message is the direct result of this communication dropout.
Actionable Advice: This confirms that the SCSI connection is the root cause. A simple reboot might fix it temporarily, but it's not a solution. You must address the physical and driver-level issues I mentioned earlier.
Physical: Check the SCSI card seating, the cable, and the terminator (or the single-device setup on the chain).
Driver: Look for a Windows 7-compatible ASPI driver for your SCSI card. This is often the most overlooked component and a common source of these problems.
2. The Overview Showing a Negative (Six Images)
Diagnosis: This is a software bug in SilverFast v6.62. When the communication between the scanner and the software is unstable, the data stream can become corrupted. The software's "film type" detection algorithm gets confused and misinterprets the data. Instead of seeing four slide images, it's interpreting the corrupted data as a negative strip. Negative strips are typically longer and divided into more frames (usually 6) than a slide holder (4). This is why you saw six frames.
Actionable Advice: This is a clear indication that the data being sent from the scanner to the software is being jumbled. This is almost certainly a direct consequence of the unstable SCSI connection. Fixing the SCSI problem will likely eliminate this bizarre behavior.
3. Missing Slide Number 4
Diagnosis: This is also related to the same communication problem. The software's initial prescan command (or the data coming back from it) is getting corrupted. The scanner might be successfully scanning all four slides, but the data for the fourth slide is getting lost, dropped, or corrupted on the way back to the PC via the unstable SCSI connection. This is why the overview only shows three slides, even though the scanner did a full prescan of the entire holder.
Summary of What You've Learned
Your technician notes are perfect. They show a clear progression of an unstable system:
Initial Problem: Software doesn't see all slides (likely a minor communication glitch).
Escalation: The software and scanner freeze and require a hard reboot, pointing to a severe communication failure.
Further Breakdown: The scanner starts acting on its own, and the software misinterprets the data entirely (slides are seen as negatives with the wrong number of frames). This is the smoking gun that confirms a communication breakdown at the hardware/driver level.
The technician will immediately recognize this as a classic SCSI chain problem. The first things they will check are the physical cable, the card's seating in the motherboard, and the system's driver configuration, particularly the ASPI layer. Getting that rock-solid is the only way to solve the other strange behaviors you're seeing in SilverFast.
This is a comprehensive and informative response...
Thanks! I'm glad I could help. The issues you're facing with the Polaroid SprintScan 4000 are classic for older hardware like this. The combination of an outdated SCSI protocol, an old operating system, and a specific software version creates a lot of potential points of failure.
Keeping these detailed notes on the scanner's behavior is definitely the best way to get a clear diagnosis. It's often the small, random glitches—like the software misinterpreting the slides as a negative strip—that reveal the true nature of the problem, which in this case is a faulty communication link.
If you have any more questions as you continue to troubleshoot, or if you want to explore other options like different scanning software, just let me know.
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Got the 3 scans but attempt to scan the blank No 4 causes SilverFast to lock up and needs TaskManager to Kill it.. Can't even eject the carrier..
Now can only get 3 slides to show!! Using WORD now for this! Calibri 14point!
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P2P systems are known to host a large amount of paedophile activity. Thus, quantifying the number of paedophile users on a P2P system is crucial, formany reasons: easy access to such content is a major societal concern, policymaking and law-enforcement budgeting rely on this figure and the spreading ofonline paedophilia may influence real-world behaviors [1].
However, it is very challenging to deal with this issue. One must obtain andprocess large-scale data and cope with the high dynamicity of users in thesystem: they leave shortly after they have arrived. Plus, identifying users iseven a hard work in itself: several users may use the same computer or IPaddress and one may use several computers.
We focused our study on the eDonkey system. We performed a ten-weekmeasurement on a server to build a dataset [2] with 127millions of queries submitted by users to the search engine. We then thoroughlydesigned a paedophile query detection tool, which we evaluated [3]. We consider that a user becomes paedophile as soon as a paedophilequery originates from its identifier. We assess here two methods of identifyingusers: one based on their IP addresses only, whereas the second one makes use ofthe IP address and the port number.
This plot shows the ratios of paedophile queries, of paedophile IP addressesand of paedophile (IP, port) discovered from the beginning of the measurement.The plot of the ratio of paedophile IP addresses (red plot) clearly grows with the measurementduration. This reveals a pollution phenomenon: since IP addresses may hostdifferent users over the measurement and since a single paedophile user issufficient to consider an IP as paedophile, then the probability that any givenIP address is considered as paedophile grows with measurement time -- all IPaddresses may eventually be considered as paedophile. This confirms that usingIP addresses only is misleading in this case. Conversely, using both IP address and port (green plot)number gives a very different plot: it rapidly reaches a steady regime, verysimilar to the fraction of paedophile queries (blue plot). This showsthat pollution due to dynamic allocation of addresses and ports, and the changeof users on the same computers, has a negligible impact in a measurement of suchscale and duration.
We may then conclude that distinguishing users by their IP address and portis sufficient in our measurement (whereas IP address only is clearly not sufficient).
[1] Kim C., From Fantasy to Reality: The Link Between Viewing Child Pornography and Molesting Children, Prosecutor 39(2): 17-18,20,47, 2005.
[2] F. Aidouni, M. Latapy, and C. Magnien. Ten weeks in the life of an edonkey server.Proceedings of HotP2P'09, 2009.
[3] Matthieu Latapy, Clémence Magnien and RaphaëlFournier, Automatic Detection of Paedophile Queries, Technical report, Measurement and Analysis of P2P Activity Against Paedophile Content project.
The Year 3018! We created a giant city with a racetrack where the Super Heroes live. There is also a waterslide up near the messy road. We used to have a water fountain but it was destroyed when a meteor hit Earth. All of us and our friends worked together to build our city using our imagination and tape.
Ipaddress:
ITU events of relevance to IP address management discussion
Interna:onal Telecommunica:ons Union
• Part of the United Na:ons
• Three Sectors
– Radiocommunica:ons (ITU-‐R)
– Standardiza:on (ITU-‐T)
– Development (ITU-‐D)
Just so I don't lose it
Connecting to my web server with Arduino Uno & Ethernet shield
Arduino Sketch
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#include
#include
byte mac[] = { 0x9X, 0xAY, 0xDA, 0x00, 0x4A, 0x03 };
IPAddress ip(192,168,x,y);
IPAddress server((my Linode IP));
EthernetClient client;
// Initialize the Ethernet server library
// with the IP address and port you want to use
// (port 80 is default for HTTP):
//EthernetServer server(80);
//EthernetServer server2(ip, 80);
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.println("Hello World");
Ethernet.begin(mac, ip);
IPAddress myIp = Ethernet.localIP();
// if you get a connection, report back via serial:
if (client.connect(server, 80)) {
Serial.println("connected");
// Make a HTTP request:
client.println("GET /index.html HTTP/1.0");
client.println();
}
else {
// if you didn't get a connection to the server:
Serial.println("connection failed");
}
// start the Ethernet connection and the server:
//Ethernet.begin(mac, ip);
//server.begin();
}
void loop()
{
// if there are incoming bytes available
// from the server, read them and print them:
if (client.available()) {
char c = client.read();
Serial.print(c);
}
// as long as there are bytes in the serial queue,
// read them and send them out the socket if it's open:
while (Serial.available() > 0) {
char inChar = Serial.read();
if (client.connected()) {
client.print(inChar);
}
}
// if the server's disconnected, stop the client:
if (!client.connected()) {
Serial.println();
Serial.println("disconnecting.");
client.stop();
// do nothing:
while(true);
}
}
Old tape drive Josh and I converted into a letterbox. Note the Letraset IP address, Designers Republicesque letraset arrow, and electric shock warning sticker. Cool it's still there, although not surprising considering the copious quantities of industrial glue we used to stick it to the bars.
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Just confirming I'm at the rear-end of the startup world :)
update: Hackrtrackr url in my YC profile
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Didn't work for me. Does anyone below the equator get listed? ~ Melb, Aus. Is there any other way to submit your location aside from form submit? What about a set of lat/lons, or selection by clicking on the map, or a drop down for instance?
There's gotta be more ways to enter than just by IP. I can understand the reasoning as it's verifiable but it should probably used to weight user entry of data.
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Enter the name of the computer that will run Stereoscope. Alternatively use the IP address of your computer if the hostname doesn't work. It may be helpful to write down the „Local IP address“, as you will probably need it later.
Our class believes that people will be living on Mars and travelling around space in “The year 3018.” Our students created a world where space capsules are used for people to live in, Santa flies around in a sleigh that robotically delivers presents, platforms travel around and clean up dirt, cars hover, cell phones are giant and able to fly to you on demand, machines create apples for food, and dinosaurs are flying around as pets. We planned, created, and adapted our projects as problems and new ideas appeared.
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This is a my desktop where you can see how I use my program ShixxNOTE at home. Everything I want to remember I create note and write text in it. Also for me colors are important so I use lots of Themes which you get with program and my custom Themes which I save when I like my custom note design and colors, fonts.
This is a ShixxNOTE "Send note to" dialog where you choose your recipients from list of your network neighborhood computers or computers in your LAN. Simple click will put computer (person) on recipient list. Also you can save your list as a Group and after that send note to a Group name from note menu,
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This is a export notes dialog called from ShixxNOTE program main menu. On that dialog you can select visible or hidden notes and export them to *.shx file so after that you can always import them on another computer or use that file as a backup.
When you install program you will find ShixxNOTE program icon located in a tray near the clock. So right mouse click on it and you will get main menu with few very important items. Like "Settings" or "Check for Email Notes", "Export note(s)", ...
Hackrtrackr url in my YC profile
"... if you sign up make sure you put contact info in your YC profile ..."
I added something like
http://hackrtrackr.com/state.php?region=&country=AU
<!-- location:latitude=-37.816,longitude=144.966 -->
the first is the hackrtrackr url for you area, the second is a microformat lat/lon.
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works for me thanks @dottertrotter for the quick turn around
Truy tìm địa chỉ nhà người khác thông qua mạng Internet là vấn đề khá hot. Hôm nay, AnonyViet ra mắt công cụ có thể tìm được IP và địa chỉ nhà người khác. Và mình sẽ giải thích cách dùng chi tiết ngay dưới đây.
Nạn nhân có thể thay đổi địa chỉ IP sau khi hành động xong. Nhưng nếu bạn cung cấp cho...
This is ShixxNOTE program icon. You can find it as a tray icon near the clock. Click on it with right mouse and you will get menu. But this is ShixxNOTE logo !
This is note menu. Right mouse click on note or title and you will get note or title menu. There are lots of stuff in it but I use mosty Themes and Send Note to item. Also if I need alarm or to set note expiration then I click on that items. Finally you can delete note from this menu.
An #IPv4 address is a 32- bit binary value, which can be displayed as four decimal digits, Where an #IPv6 address is a 128-bit binary value, which can be displayed as 32 hexadecimal digits. Here more details on the #difference between IPv4 vs IPv6 windows101tricks.com/difference-between-ipv4-and-ipv6/