What can an Aussie Do?

[13CentKiller]

Ok HOW do you know that you Packet does all that? I have a hard time understand where my wirelessthing sends it information to.

A little pixie told me...And yes, when your router is on and transmitting a signal, your 802.11 wireless networking card picks up the signal and connects you to the router. The router is connected to a modem, and the modem is logged into your ISP with your login data and DNS information. Once your connected to your router and modem, the modem confirms your login data that corrosponds with your ISP DNS information. They connect you to the internet.

A packet is a small piece of data transmitted via cable to and from the specified destination to measure latency. Latency is measured in Milliseconds(ms). This latency is refered to as "Ping". Submarines still use it today to measure distance from an object in the water. The longer the ping sound they send out takes to come back, the further away the object is.

The ping to your ISP should be around 15 to 30 milliseconds.

Here is an experiment:

Type START > RUN > Enter: cmd in the box and click OK.

In the black box type: tracert www.discoverygc.com

This will tell you where your ISP is routing your connection to the forums and the amout of hops it takes for that packet to get from your computer, to the the hosts of Discoverygc back to your computer (one round trip)

I have a hard time understand where my wirelessthing sends it information to.

Now you know:D

Well anyway i found the best way to win a PvP fight at some stage is to get a Gunboat and SPAM missiles at fighters ...... and when a bigger ship shows up run like hell and call for backup ...... it works for LN ..... a good RP is to pirate traders ...minimal contact with PvP (Unless the trader knows you lagg bad) and you get paid!

Ohh and People hate you what else could you ask! CAKE ...well umm yer but ....did i just talk to myself?

I laughed so hard at that I'm taking panadole for a sore stomach.:lol:

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