sumo2003

the sad thing is, the gas station that i am working for uses that kind of camera and they are very shitty, you get a somewhat a blurred vision of what the person looks like unless the camera is about 4 feet in front of the person, to where you can get a good picture of the person/car/furballs. P.S. not a very big fan of cats, dogs are better lol

yeh my router supports DHCP, my current subnet is 255.255.255.0 which is normal. this is what my ip is setup through the router: IP Address is 192.168.0.100 Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway is 192.168.0.1 DHCP Server is 192.168.0.1 DNS Server is 192.168.0.1 it is confusing for the DNS Server to be the same as the DHCP Server, right now I am using a D-Link WBR-2310 wireless router, I used to have a Linksys WRT54G Wireless Router and it would give me the Primary DNS Server and Secondary DNS Server where the D-Link gives me one DNS Server that matches my DHCP Server. Charters DHCP system works like a fucked router acting like a server, whenever you unplug your modem(when swithing from router to just modem and NIC) for power it re-assigns you an IP Address. ---------------- Now playing on Windows Media Player: DJ Sammy - California Dreamin'

I have never heard of waiting for thirty minutes, is because of the fact that this is a different type of operating system or something. (srry for asking a stupid question really tired) ---------------- Now playing: William Coulter - Bí, A Íosa, Im Chroí-Se [Jesus Be in My Heart] via FoxyTunes

I already googled that up and did just that, but am using the GUI portion of Fadora, I am very n00b-ish to linux and their network. I know how the Windows Network works and how to use it, just not linux. I went into services and turned off Network Manager, which also turned off Network which I re-turned on Network and made sure that Network Manager didn't turn back on, because it did that to me once when I re-turned on Network. Yeh, I did power cycle my modem, whenever I change from my Router to being wired into the modem, because of the fact that there is a designated IP Address that is given to my NIC card and the same goes for the Router. I have never heard of COX, but in Michigan we are using the St. Louis based Charter Communications. ---------------- Now playing: Aoife Ní Fhearraigh - Mo Ghrá Thú via FoxyTunes

That is what I thought it would do, but it still comes up as "Network has been disconnected" My box is connected directly to the Cable Modem.

I am having a lot of trouble getting Fedora to connect to the Internet, It recognizes all of my hardware and I even checked to make sure that I have the network settings to Automatic DHCP so I don't have to Fuss with doing Static IP configuration setup. I just need help to figure out how to have it connect to the internet without it saying "Connection Disconnected" message. Any clue anybody. ---------------- Now playing: Aoife Ní Fhearraigh - Seacht Sauãilcena Maighdine Muire [seven Joys of the Virgin Mary] via FoxyTunes

I used to have a recovery partition on my pc until i completely formatted it, whenever you get a factory set computer the drive letter is usually D:\ (don't quote me on this though, could be different for other computers), but i had XP Home, and it won't allow you to view what is in the partion or directories at all <_< , I have tried many times to see what is in it. The make and Model is a Compaq Persario +3400 AMD Atholon XP +2400, srry if it didn't answer your question.

that will not work. Whenever you install programs you can't just copy and paste the .exe and then use it on another computer it won't work at all. Because there are files that make that program work the way it does.

well here is a very stupid question to ask, do you have to be logged into your myspace account to even have this proggy to work. <_<

My name is Scott aka sumo2003 Favorite game: Fable - The Lost Chapters Favorite OS: 98se, 2000 Pro, XP Home & Pro Favorite console: Xbox 360 and the Wii Nationality: American Accent: Michigander Sex: Male Age:22 Race: White Height: 5'6" Status: Single Build: Just Plain Fat Favorite band: Shinedown Favorite book: N/A Favorite author: Favorite movie: all four Lethal Weapon movies Favorite director: N/A Favorite TV Show: Stargate Favorite actor: Samuel L. Jackson Favorite actress: Mira Sorvino Favorite Pinup: N/A Favorite Comedian: Robin Williams, and the Great Goerge Carlin Other hobbies: IT Tech on the side, Case Modding, Driving Car: 2000 Buick Regal LS 3.8 Liter Occupation: Sadly but with this Economy going to shit I have to deal with being a Gas Station Clerk/Asst. Mgmt.

People that are on my network that i am streaming to are having lag issues or buffering issues. Or if my computer is spitting out the information at a higher rate then the people that i am streaming too. I am not to keen on using winamp to stream at all, because it buffered way to much on my networks PC's that i was streaming too. I am wondering how to get rid of the lag or buffering and just make it real-time without to much hassle on network. I am using a Linksys WRT54G which is connected to a D-Link Switch (nobody has wireless at my house had to add on more ports), if there is any problem with this setup that is causing the lag or buffering affect please let me know.