What was eBay's ARPA while responding to the soviet threat and the sucess of sputnik?
Q. What was eBay's ARPA while responding to the soviet threat and the sucess of sputnik?
Asked by friday - Thu Sep 13 00:21:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uh...ARPA...now DARPA is part of the United States Government. eBay did not exist when the Soviet Union existed.
Answered by OPM - Thu Sep 13 21:00:03 2007
Q. What was eBay's ARPA while responding to the soviet threat and the sucess of sputnik?
Asked by friday - Thu Sep 13 00:21:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uh...ARPA...now DARPA is part of the United States Government. eBay did not exist when the Soviet Union existed.
Answered by OPM - Thu Sep 13 21:00:03 2007
What are the 5 functions available on an ARPA that are not available on basic radar systems.?
Q. What are the 5 functions available on an ARPA that are not available on basic radar systems.?
Asked by jojo - Mon Nov 17 14:56:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have a look at
Answered by hersheba - Mon Nov 17 15:10:32 2008
Q. What are the 5 functions available on an ARPA that are not available on basic radar systems.?
Asked by jojo - Mon Nov 17 14:56:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have a look at
Answered by hersheba - Mon Nov 17 15:10:32 2008
THoughts on the creative name for daughter: Arpa (or Arpista)?
Q. Basically meaning in Spanish "harp" and "harpist." My late mother (1953-2004) was a harpist.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jan 27 21:41:23 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not knowing your surname it is difficult to know if the name sounds good. Standing by itself, it is not pleasing to my eyes or ears, though Arpista has a better ring than Arpa. Arpa just does not sound feminine. I'm sorry to read that your mother passed on to the next phase of her existence at such a young age. Perhaps she has met my own mother there by now.
Answered by Caveman - Wed Jan 27 21:50:22 2010
Q. Basically meaning in Spanish "harp" and "harpist." My late mother (1953-2004) was a harpist.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jan 27 21:41:23 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not knowing your surname it is difficult to know if the name sounds good. Standing by itself, it is not pleasing to my eyes or ears, though Arpista has a better ring than Arpa. Arpa just does not sound feminine. I'm sorry to read that your mother passed on to the next phase of her existence at such a young age. Perhaps she has met my own mother there by now.
Answered by Caveman - Wed Jan 27 21:50:22 2010
how does arpa distinguish ship targets from land,clutter and false echoes?
Q. how does arpa distinguish ship targets from land,clutter and false echoes?
Asked by eroll r - Mon Jul 30 02:59:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good article there. Might give you your answer :)
Answered by Sal*UK - Mon Jul 30 03:04:08 2007
Q. how does arpa distinguish ship targets from land,clutter and false echoes?
Asked by eroll r - Mon Jul 30 02:59:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good article there. Might give you your answer :)
Answered by Sal*UK - Mon Jul 30 03:04:08 2007
In the beginning the internet was operated by ARPA. Who operates it now?
Q. In the beginning the internet was operated by ARPA. Who operates it now?
Asked by astire19 - Thu Jan 24 18:51:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No one organization or company operates the Internet. If you are referring to who sets standards for protocols, addressing assignment, manages the DNS root servers etc.. etc... Then that would be the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and Internet Software Consortium (ISC). And it was DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) that set the different DOD networks to use the Internet standard protocols for compatibility issues between the different branches of the US military.
Answered by Keith C - Thu Jan 24 19:04:44 2008
Q. In the beginning the internet was operated by ARPA. Who operates it now?
Asked by astire19 - Thu Jan 24 18:51:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No one organization or company operates the Internet. If you are referring to who sets standards for protocols, addressing assignment, manages the DNS root servers etc.. etc... Then that would be the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and Internet Software Consortium (ISC). And it was DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) that set the different DOD networks to use the Internet standard protocols for compatibility issues between the different branches of the US military.
Answered by Keith C - Thu Jan 24 19:04:44 2008
What american president in 1957 created both the interstate highway system and the Advanced Research(continue)
Q. Porjects Agency (ARPA) while responding to the Soviet threat and the success of Sputnik?
Asked by nenette - Wed Oct 3 19:03:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Eisenhower.
Answered by nam_miles - Wed Oct 3 19:10:23 2007
Q. Porjects Agency (ARPA) while responding to the Soviet threat and the success of Sputnik?
Asked by nenette - Wed Oct 3 19:03:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Eisenhower.
Answered by nam_miles - Wed Oct 3 19:10:23 2007
Who is in-addr.arpa and why are they visiting my blog?
Q. I have a blogspot site and have sitemeter on it, and although my blog gets very, very few hits I have noticed on the sitemeter stats that the address in-addr.arpa comes up a lot as someone who looks on my blog (when the other addresses that visit my blog have more normal ISP names that I recognise like blueyonder or bbc (I'm in the UK)) I looked up in-addr.arpa and it is some kind of reverse look-up thing but I have absolutely no clue what that means. Can anyone tell me in real basic terms who is visiting my blog or if it's just a weird techie thing and in fact it's no-one?! Thanks!!
Asked by Justrestingmyeyes - Sat Dec 8 12:52:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The in-addr.arpa domain space is a holdover from ARPANET, the precursor of the Internet. DNS lookups are apparently being performed by your blog software to resolve your clients' TCP/IP hostname. Any address that does not appear in a DNS registration may appear as D.C.B.A.in-addr.arpa where A,B,C, and D represent the first through fourth numbers in their IP address.
Answered by poorcocoboiboi - Sat Dec 8 12:59:22 2007
Q. I have a blogspot site and have sitemeter on it, and although my blog gets very, very few hits I have noticed on the sitemeter stats that the address in-addr.arpa comes up a lot as someone who looks on my blog (when the other addresses that visit my blog have more normal ISP names that I recognise like blueyonder or bbc (I'm in the UK)) I looked up in-addr.arpa and it is some kind of reverse look-up thing but I have absolutely no clue what that means. Can anyone tell me in real basic terms who is visiting my blog or if it's just a weird techie thing and in fact it's no-one?! Thanks!!
Asked by Justrestingmyeyes - Sat Dec 8 12:52:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The in-addr.arpa domain space is a holdover from ARPANET, the precursor of the Internet. DNS lookups are apparently being performed by your blog software to resolve your clients' TCP/IP hostname. Any address that does not appear in a DNS registration may appear as D.C.B.A.in-addr.arpa where A,B,C, and D represent the first through fourth numbers in their IP address.
Answered by poorcocoboiboi - Sat Dec 8 12:59:22 2007
How can we reduce our dependence on foreign oil?
Q. Hillary's plan to promote energy independence, address global warming, and transform our economy includes: * A new cap-and-trade program that auctions 100 percent of permits alongside investments to move us on the path towards energy independence; * An aggressive comprehensive energy efficiency agenda to reduce electricity consumption 20 percent from projected levels by 2020 by changing the way utilities do business, catalyzing a green building industry, enacting strict appliance efficiency standards, and phasing out incandescent light bulbs; * A $50 billion Strategic Energy Fund, paid for in part by oil companies, to fund investments in alternative energy. The SEF will finance one-third of the $150 billon ten-year investment in… [cont.]
Asked by Candy - Sat Dec 8 13:27:23 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's good to hear some real alternatives.
Answered by TG - Sat Dec 8 13:34:38 2007
Q. Hillary's plan to promote energy independence, address global warming, and transform our economy includes: * A new cap-and-trade program that auctions 100 percent of permits alongside investments to move us on the path towards energy independence; * An aggressive comprehensive energy efficiency agenda to reduce electricity consumption 20 percent from projected levels by 2020 by changing the way utilities do business, catalyzing a green building industry, enacting strict appliance efficiency standards, and phasing out incandescent light bulbs; * A $50 billion Strategic Energy Fund, paid for in part by oil companies, to fund investments in alternative energy. The SEF will finance one-third of the $150 billon ten-year investment in… [cont.]
Asked by Candy - Sat Dec 8 13:27:23 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's good to hear some real alternatives.
Answered by TG - Sat Dec 8 13:34:38 2007
What changes have been made to the Internet?
Q. I know that U.S. ARPA was founded in response to the USSR's launch of Sputnik and eventually led to research of networks and ultimately the internet of today. But, what changes have been made to the Internet in the last 30 years? Thanks
Asked by mwz16 - Wed Aug 19 14:45:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Internet is a highly complex animal that when you think about it, is quite unique. It has no real physical existence and is really nothing more than cyberspace. It is similar to the way humans work in that all we really are is just a collection of various elements grouped together in such a way that they form life. The Internet is similar in that it is nothing more than billions of computers and devices all hooked together that as a whole, make up what we call the Internet. To try and explain every advancement and aspect of how it has changed and grown since its birth decades ago would take many times more room than Y!/A would allow us to type. There are entire volumes of books written on the Internet and its history and for us to… [cont.]
Answered by Eagle1 Fox2 - Wed Aug 19 14:56:06 2009
Q. I know that U.S. ARPA was founded in response to the USSR's launch of Sputnik and eventually led to research of networks and ultimately the internet of today. But, what changes have been made to the Internet in the last 30 years? Thanks
Asked by mwz16 - Wed Aug 19 14:45:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Internet is a highly complex animal that when you think about it, is quite unique. It has no real physical existence and is really nothing more than cyberspace. It is similar to the way humans work in that all we really are is just a collection of various elements grouped together in such a way that they form life. The Internet is similar in that it is nothing more than billions of computers and devices all hooked together that as a whole, make up what we call the Internet. To try and explain every advancement and aspect of how it has changed and grown since its birth decades ago would take many times more room than Y!/A would allow us to type. There are entire volumes of books written on the Internet and its history and for us to… [cont.]
Answered by Eagle1 Fox2 - Wed Aug 19 14:56:06 2009
why did ARPA invent the internet?
Q. why did ARPA invent the internet?
Asked by tobabill - Wed Jan 2 19:08:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To provide more durable communications in case of war. A widely connected network like the internet has more than one path between any two computers. If some part of one path is disabled, then communications can still flow on another path. For example, this answer of mine will undoubtedly go through Seattle before it moves on to Yahoo. But if Seattle were down, it could also go to SF first, or Denver, or many other places, before eventually getting to Yahoo. DARPA had no idea, or interest, in the commercial side of this when they invented it.
Answered by OR1234 - Wed Jan 2 19:21:06 2008
Q. why did ARPA invent the internet?
Asked by tobabill - Wed Jan 2 19:08:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To provide more durable communications in case of war. A widely connected network like the internet has more than one path between any two computers. If some part of one path is disabled, then communications can still flow on another path. For example, this answer of mine will undoubtedly go through Seattle before it moves on to Yahoo. But if Seattle were down, it could also go to SF first, or Denver, or many other places, before eventually getting to Yahoo. DARPA had no idea, or interest, in the commercial side of this when they invented it.
Answered by OR1234 - Wed Jan 2 19:21:06 2008
Why do some IPs resolve to 'in-addr.arpa'?
Q. Why do some IPs resolve to 'in-addr.arpa'?
Asked by MM - Thu Jun 10 07:14:14 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means that there is no DNS entry for that address so the reverse look up process fails. The in-addr.arpa name is the mechanism by which reverse lookups are made - it looks up that name and should fidn the main DNS record for the IP address in queston. There are RFCs that state _every_ host on the internet must have a valid DNS name so if you end up with an in-addr.arpa name that technically isn't a valid configuration.
Answered by Andrew S - Thu Jun 10 07:50:10 2010
Q. Why do some IPs resolve to 'in-addr.arpa'?
Asked by MM - Thu Jun 10 07:14:14 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means that there is no DNS entry for that address so the reverse look up process fails. The in-addr.arpa name is the mechanism by which reverse lookups are made - it looks up that name and should fidn the main DNS record for the IP address in queston. There are RFCs that state _every_ host on the internet must have a valid DNS name so if you end up with an in-addr.arpa name that technically isn't a valid configuration.
Answered by Andrew S - Thu Jun 10 07:50:10 2010
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Asked by justme - Tue Nov 7 04:25:21 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it is nothing.
Answered by Princess - Tue Nov 7 04:26:28 2006
Q. what is that
Asked by justme - Tue Nov 7 04:25:21 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it is nothing.
Answered by Princess - Tue Nov 7 04:26:28 2006
My ZoneAlarm keeps poping up with this?
Q. It says the firewall has block access to your computer from in-addr arpa [NETBios session]... What is that and how to stop it from trying to access my PC?
Asked by - Tue Jul 29 19:01:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the pop-up is red in color, the the firewall is turning you that dangerous intrustion attempt has been blocked. If you don t want to see the pop-up check off the box in the pop up that you acknowledge and will not pop up again. Mind Doctor, France
Answered by MINDDOCTOR - Tue Jul 29 19:29:18 2008
Q. It says the firewall has block access to your computer from in-addr arpa [NETBios session]... What is that and how to stop it from trying to access my PC?
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A. If the pop-up is red in color, the the firewall is turning you that dangerous intrustion attempt has been blocked. If you don t want to see the pop-up check off the box in the pop up that you acknowledge and will not pop up again. Mind Doctor, France
Answered by MINDDOCTOR - Tue Jul 29 19:29:18 2008
question at bottom?
Q. a red-flowered sweet pea plant is crossed with a white-flowered sweet pea plant.arpa of the offsprings are pink.nato is the inheritance pattern being expressed?
Asked by t2cute1 - Mon Jan 14 20:14:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question is quite hard to understand, as I have no idea what "nato" or "arpa" mean. Hopefully, I am understanding you correctly. The inheritance pattern is being expressed, because the color of the sweet pea flowers is made up of hundreds of genes, not just a few. It is only logical that, with so many different genes determining the color, the offspring would receive some from one parent and some from the other, so the overall color of the offspring flower would be somewhere between red and white.
Answered by Duke Paul-Muad'Dib Atreides - Mon Jan 14 20:23:03 2008
Q. a red-flowered sweet pea plant is crossed with a white-flowered sweet pea plant.arpa of the offsprings are pink.nato is the inheritance pattern being expressed?
Asked by t2cute1 - Mon Jan 14 20:14:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question is quite hard to understand, as I have no idea what "nato" or "arpa" mean. Hopefully, I am understanding you correctly. The inheritance pattern is being expressed, because the color of the sweet pea flowers is made up of hundreds of genes, not just a few. It is only logical that, with so many different genes determining the color, the offspring would receive some from one parent and some from the other, so the overall color of the offspring flower would be somewhere between red and white.
Answered by Duke Paul-Muad'Dib Atreides - Mon Jan 14 20:23:03 2008
HOW DO I FIND SENDER IP ADDRESS FROM MY LOG?
Q. hi , I got one porn mail from gmail.com. How do i find who has send this mail .Here is the log This is the log wat i got from Mdaemon server Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: <-- mail from: Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: Performing PTR lookup (238.204.14.72.IN-ADDR.AR PA) Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: * D=238.204.14.72.IN-ADDR.A RPA TTL=(1440) PTR=[qb-out-0506.google.c om] Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: * Gathering A records... Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: * D=qb-out-0506.google.com TTL=(368) A=[72.14.204.234] Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: * D=qb-out-0506.google.com TTL=(368) A=[72.14.204.235] Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: * D=qb-out-0506.google.com TTL=(368) A=[72.14.204.236] Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: * D=qb-out-0506.google.com TTL=(368)… [cont.]
Asked by Paranthamaprabhu N - Thu Sep 11 00:46:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very hard to find out sender of that email. only you can do it track his/her IP address and find out the Location (ex. country, city)etc and another notable thing is that, you can find only server IP so you need to contact to server provider company (if it is a seriouse case) but they don't provide information untill their customers are out of Intel Cyber Law because of privacy policy. so now it depends on you either you wanna find your victim or just let it go. Here is the link to set up easily to find IP address on email. Here the link for IP Location locator.
Answered by Limbu - Thu Sep 11 01:00:38 2008
Q. hi , I got one porn mail from gmail.com. How do i find who has send this mail .Here is the log This is the log wat i got from Mdaemon server Wed 2008-09-10 18:43:53: <-- mail from:
Asked by Paranthamaprabhu N - Thu Sep 11 00:46:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very hard to find out sender of that email. only you can do it track his/her IP address and find out the Location (ex. country, city)etc and another notable thing is that, you can find only server IP so you need to contact to server provider company (if it is a seriouse case) but they don't provide information untill their customers are out of Intel Cyber Law because of privacy policy. so now it depends on you either you wanna find your victim or just let it go. Here is the link to set up easily to find IP address on email. Here the link for IP Location locator.
Answered by Limbu - Thu Sep 11 01:00:38 2008
What technological innovations can we attribute to socialism?
Q. I believe that technology is man's greatest hope for the future. I believe that capitalism produces far more technological advancement than does any other economic system. Below I am making a fast list of ubiquitous technological advancements that capitalism has given us. Anybody able to match me with innovations given us by socialist firms / companies / concerns /communes, or other such socialist organizations. Microwave Oven (Raytheon), Transistor (AT&T), Frozen Food (Birdseye), Commercial TV set ( RCA), Mass production (Ford Motor), Automobile (Karl Benz), Mainframe Computer (IBM), Personal Computer (Kenbak Corporation), BASIC computer language (Dartmouth University), GUI OS (Microsoft), Internet (ARPA), Rolled Toilet Paper (Joseph… [cont.]
Asked by Proud Libertarian - Mon Jan 18 15:42:15 2010 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am entirely on your side, AND I should say that your thesis holds water. However, the Soviets did make SOME tech innovations of their own. The example that jumps most easily to mind is their Space program was ahead of ours for quite awhile. Now they had apalling numbers of accidents that they covered up and we have since found out about, but they were scoring first after first when our space program was struggling to get going.
Answered by Entropy - Mon Jan 18 15:51:03 2010
Q. I believe that technology is man's greatest hope for the future. I believe that capitalism produces far more technological advancement than does any other economic system. Below I am making a fast list of ubiquitous technological advancements that capitalism has given us. Anybody able to match me with innovations given us by socialist firms / companies / concerns /communes, or other such socialist organizations. Microwave Oven (Raytheon), Transistor (AT&T), Frozen Food (Birdseye), Commercial TV set ( RCA), Mass production (Ford Motor), Automobile (Karl Benz), Mainframe Computer (IBM), Personal Computer (Kenbak Corporation), BASIC computer language (Dartmouth University), GUI OS (Microsoft), Internet (ARPA), Rolled Toilet Paper (Joseph… [cont.]
Asked by Proud Libertarian - Mon Jan 18 15:42:15 2010 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am entirely on your side, AND I should say that your thesis holds water. However, the Soviets did make SOME tech innovations of their own. The example that jumps most easily to mind is their Space program was ahead of ours for quite awhile. Now they had apalling numbers of accidents that they covered up and we have since found out about, but they were scoring first after first when our space program was struggling to get going.
Answered by Entropy - Mon Jan 18 15:51:03 2010
Please help with TCP client code in C?
Q. I'm looking for help to write a simple TCP Client code in C language. Please put me in the directions of good websites or if you can give me a sample and explain. Pretend I'm a ten yr old because I'm really terrible at this. The client has to connect to a server on port 3550 and takes an input from the keyboard and send this to server. and then display the response from the server. The client code should exit when the QUIT command is issued. I have snippets of codes but i don't know how to put it together: 1) if (argc !=2) { printf("Usage: %s\n",argv[0]); exit(-1); } 2) server.sin_addr.s_addr = inet_addr(argv[1]); 3) if (strncmp(sendbuf, "QUIT", 4) == 0) { break; } and 4) numbytes = recv( buf[numbytes]='\0'; Thanks… [cont.]
Asked by Chi - Mon Nov 17 15:17:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm looking for help to write a simple TCP Client code in C language. Please put me in the directions of good websites or if you can give me a sample and explain. Pretend I'm a ten yr old because I'm really terrible at this. The client has to connect to a server on port 3550 and takes an input from the keyboard and send this to server. and then display the response from the server. The client code should exit when the QUIT command is issued. I have snippets of codes but i don't know how to put it together: 1) if (argc !=2) { printf("Usage: %s
Asked by Chi - Mon Nov 17 15:17:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Some questions to answer please.. :]?
Q. 1. The internet was primarily started by what group/groups. 2. In 1985, who started the program to introduce the Internet across the U.S.? 3. Who created World Wide Web? 4. What time (in years) did the "WWW" appear before the eyes of the public? 5. What is the ARPA and how was it involved in the creation of the Internet? Please provide links where you go your answer! NOTE: if you say that I should do this myself, omg this is the reason why we have Yahoo! Answers. You ask a question and get an answer. Thank you if you answer :]
Asked by sw3etpinay - Mon Oct 13 23:16:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. It was started by a secret group who wanted to compare ethical data collection during mastery referencing with normal interogative pursuits. They wished to start a group that would teach people to ask questions of others. Communication was the key. The WWW originally stood for who,what, and why. 2. In 1985, it was a group of Democrats, at that time college students, who wanted a way to shorten the distance between colleges. 3. Several people took credit. One was a relative of Marconi. One was a relative of Alexander Graham Bell. One knew Johny Carson. By combining their efforts at the wireless, the telephone, and television, they invented a hybrid and called it the WWW. 4. It was exactly 3 years, 4 months, and 2 days before… [cont.]
Answered by Sheller - Mon Oct 13 23:36:30 2008
Q. 1. The internet was primarily started by what group/groups. 2. In 1985, who started the program to introduce the Internet across the U.S.? 3. Who created World Wide Web? 4. What time (in years) did the "WWW" appear before the eyes of the public? 5. What is the ARPA and how was it involved in the creation of the Internet? Please provide links where you go your answer! NOTE: if you say that I should do this myself, omg this is the reason why we have Yahoo! Answers. You ask a question and get an answer. Thank you if you answer :]
Asked by sw3etpinay - Mon Oct 13 23:16:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. It was started by a secret group who wanted to compare ethical data collection during mastery referencing with normal interogative pursuits. They wished to start a group that would teach people to ask questions of others. Communication was the key. The WWW originally stood for who,what, and why. 2. In 1985, it was a group of Democrats, at that time college students, who wanted a way to shorten the distance between colleges. 3. Several people took credit. One was a relative of Marconi. One was a relative of Alexander Graham Bell. One knew Johny Carson. By combining their efforts at the wireless, the telephone, and television, they invented a hybrid and called it the WWW. 4. It was exactly 3 years, 4 months, and 2 days before… [cont.]
Answered by Sheller - Mon Oct 13 23:36:30 2008
How to open .mkv file that has been downloaded using a torrent ???
Q. Recently I downloaded a movie in .mkv extension using a torrent. After taking 5-6 days it reached 100% but now when I tried to open it using different media player it's not opening at all. I tried K-Lite codec, Arpa Kolla Player etc. How to open it, please help.
Asked by Kumar504 - Tue Jun 19 00:26:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This is the link to download Codec to play the file. This is the link to know more about the mkv extension.
Answered by Sunil - Tue Jun 19 02:36:28 2007
Q. Recently I downloaded a movie in .mkv extension using a torrent. After taking 5-6 days it reached 100% but now when I tried to open it using different media player it's not opening at all. I tried K-Lite codec, Arpa Kolla Player etc. How to open it, please help.
Asked by Kumar504 - Tue Jun 19 00:26:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This is the link to download Codec to play the file. This is the link to know more about the mkv extension.
Answered by Sunil - Tue Jun 19 02:36:28 2007
Do you think Damaico(YA user) is commiting a crime?
Q. Wow, the army is fast. Two days ago you asked "How do prepare for Basic Military Training?". It must be magic! Time machine project from ARPA? And you have been a doctor for 10 years! You roxor! Did the army deduct a year from you? Man that must be rough, you are in Afgahnistan and Iraq at the same time? I am amazed, you should be a General by midnight, just two days ago you were asking which branch to join. I see you did not take his advice like you said you would :( He probably should have made his questions private before he poo'd all over the board? Must not be showing up because he blocked me now? Or he deleted them all? His questions were: If wearing army ACU's is illegal for civilians to wear how come they sell em… [cont.]
Asked by Meh - Sat Jul 10 00:08:11 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Update: Damaico has been demoted from Sgt to Cpl and has been transferred out of Iraqhistan and has PCS'd to South Korea. Stay tuned for more douchebaggery! ^ here's the link! Update: Let's all welcome Douchebag back from Korea! He must have EAS'd (wish my contract ended after 2 days) and is serving his reserve time in the Texas National Guard!!! Welcome back stateside, Asshat! Here's the link:
Answered by Verbal Spartan - Sat Jul 10 00:37:55 2010
Q. Wow, the army is fast. Two days ago you asked "How do prepare for Basic Military Training?". It must be magic! Time machine project from ARPA? And you have been a doctor for 10 years! You roxor! Did the army deduct a year from you? Man that must be rough, you are in Afgahnistan and Iraq at the same time? I am amazed, you should be a General by midnight, just two days ago you were asking which branch to join. I see you did not take his advice like you said you would :( He probably should have made his questions private before he poo'd all over the board? Must not be showing up because he blocked me now? Or he deleted them all? His questions were: If wearing army ACU's is illegal for civilians to wear how come they sell em… [cont.]
Asked by Meh - Sat Jul 10 00:08:11 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Update: Damaico has been demoted from Sgt to Cpl and has been transferred out of Iraqhistan and has PCS'd to South Korea. Stay tuned for more douchebaggery! ^ here's the link! Update: Let's all welcome Douchebag back from Korea! He must have EAS'd (wish my contract ended after 2 days) and is serving his reserve time in the Texas National Guard!!! Welcome back stateside, Asshat! Here's the link:
Answered by Verbal Spartan - Sat Jul 10 00:37:55 2010
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