100th Birthday

Looking for something that will surprise you? 


Well, Google has a fair share of it. Once in a while I just check on this website's interface. Capture it and share the fascination through this blog.


What happens when you combined 100 and Tune it in? It's Alan Turing 100th Birthday.

Greatness

VLSM on KISS and MAKE UP

Variable Length Subnet Mask is defined by how many hosts per subnet in a given topology. The logic behind the computation of the subnet mask is to find how many bits of '0' to be borrowed to satisfy the required number of host per subnet.

And the rest is your command.

Detached

To manually include a member of the network, it must be detached or not directly connected. Manual configuration is a little bit tedious. For you have to 1: determine which are detached. 2. look for the interface that will lead you to connect to the required network.

This can be done in network, through the "ip route" command of the static routing. It is also the command used to configure default route, the path to go when the destination is not found in the local area network.

Set Some Examples

I would always thought of decisions as based on the circumstance.

My Subnetting Way

KISS & MAKE UP: My way to solve subnetting.


You are free to copy the notes. Feel free to link and consider my intellectual property rights.

KISS & MAKE UP

My bliss is compounding every single day. And I would always want to share it with you as a sign of gratitude by making complicated things simple. 


( K )eep ( I )t  ( S ) imple and ( S )ingle-paged, ( M )y  ( A )ttempt  to ma( K )e  yo( U )r  ( P )aradise makes my way.


And this is it. 


I got inspired with Sacha Chua's Notes and thought of it to make a simple and short notes on the training I am doing.


It's full of functional colors that (I hope) would make the topic understandable, steps simpler and the examples more bearable.


I had fun doing it and would continue to do so. I wish you the same. 

"Identity without a Name"

What's in the name? 

Bartenders needs to know your age, retailers need your PIN, but almost no-one needs your name -- except for identity thieves. At TEDxSussexUniversity, David Birch proposes a safer, fractured and conditional approach to personal identification that would almost never require your real name.

Bioinformatics Sets Head

“I am afraid of privilege, of ease, of entitlement.” - Tan Le

Memory at the speed of Light

Optical memory to lighten the internet bottleneck can be pictured a less traffic cyber world. It can make us see less energy consumption and improving data retention.

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I am Feeling Lucky

Indeed. 


Who would like to catch an analog signal?  I do. And Wikipedia, too.

Wikipedia tells us that "Analog signal is continuous signal for which the time varying feature (variable) of the signal is a representation of some other time varying quantity, i.e., analogous to another time varying signal. It differs from a digital signal in terms of small fluctuations in the signal which are meaningful.

Analog is usually thought of in an electrical context; however,mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and other systems may also convey analog signals."

My obsession of analog signal will definitely spoil no one's. Well , except the digital will be infuriated discretely at some point in time. But, it will definitely change to its other state in an interval. 


I think of it whenever I buy  accessories, shoes or clothes. Not because everyone engaged in it will be in a loop or in an incomplete hole, it's more of its adaptability. I make sure that I can wear that more than once in different occasion. Just like the analog signal can be used to convey information in physical phenomena from sound, light to temperature due to it's response to changes.

Even though noise irritates its wonders, analog signal is still an interesting frequency in life's fluctuation. Because then, we will learn to modulate. 


Because, in the end, the signal has to reach its destination. No matter how strong nor weak.


Wave...

Take a Dip, Rosepoint

Let's put "Rosepoint, Chips, Bake, Radio Frequency, Low-power, 2.4Ghz" in one sentence.  

Weird? Not really.

It's Wired's dip for a state of the art power efficiency, high speed digital radio frequency chips.

Ok. I  got excited I plunged into the pool of adjectives to describe it and got drowned. Read on while I am resuscitated...

"Rosepoint represents a breakthrough that Intel engineers have been hammering away at for years. They’ve been able to digitize little blocks of radio components in the past — things like amplifiers and synthesizers — but now they’ve managed to put a digital 2.4 GHz WiFi radio on a chip, right next to one of their low-power Atom central processing units (CPUs).

Building analog WiFi chips is a bit of an art. Radio Frequency (RF) chip designers build complex, customized circuits that operate on a continuum of voltages. The problem is that it’s often tough to shrink these analog designs down to the tiny scale that’s possible with today’s cutting-edge chip-making processes.

Not so with digital RF chips, such as the one Intel’s just built. Digital RF chips are simpler. They have just two voltage levels and can be shrunk down much more easily whenever Intel’s researchers come up with a way to make chip parts smaller.

That’s good news for WiFi users. When Intel’s chips start to hit the market they will have “state of the art power efficiency” and superior signal quality, says Intel Chief Technology Officer Justin Rattner. And things will only get better as Intel shrinks things down. “With a digital approach to radio, you can bring the benefits of Moore’s law to RF and radio circuits,” he says.

Time Warps

Remember in the 80's when Shaider and Time Space Warp replaces children's school time, we hang out together to witness how to save the world from warps and morphs.

As we grow older, we learned to manage our time. So, we can choose between 'so many time with less thing to do' or 'so many things to do with less time.' And we spend long hours in school to equip ourselves to be capable to decide.

Since I have so much to do with so much time, let 7 theories on time help me figure out how I can be saved by it.

Tik tak tik tak...

#7. We May Not Live in the Present

Have you experienced the sudden rush of blood from feet to head when watching streaming climactic video that suddenly just doesn't stream anymore due to some telecoms malfunction?

Our life as we perceive it is not a stream of events that is happening in the present. It is, as we mocked other for being slow, a delayed reaction.

To prove a point, try to pinch your nose and step on your foot at the same time. If you don't feel pain, rush to the nearest doctor, you scum bug. If you do, it is the nose that you will feel first due to it's distance to the brain. There's this thing that always gets in the 'belief' way called Logic that states the longer the signal travels from the source to the interpreting brain, the latest it will reach its destination.

Aside from adding up to my self-esteem being five foot flat, being small brings me closer to present. See, I am not only day dreaming.

#6. The Higher You Live, the Faster You Age

It is more than a theory that taking a plane going to another place is faster compared to any form of transportation. Gravity states it a matter of fact.

The closer to the ground, the slower time crawls. This is according to Einstein’s time dilation. Gravity messes with time by also pulling it to the ground, making it slower compared to the time in higher places.

So, if you are a hiker who just found a fairytale beauty, chances are, she’s much older than you think. Just kidding.

#5. The faster you go, the slower time moves.

Come to think of it, the faster you finish the things you do, the more time you have. That’s the most practical explanation I can think of right now.

If that doesn’t help, engage your thoughts to compete with the speed of light connecting to this


#4. Time doesn’t run as the same speed as everyone

to be continued...i have a date

In this world High

Substances that can give you 'out of this world high' are supernatural, if not, abnormal in some parts of the world. With substances going nuts cracked by the scientist's crazy notion, I invite you 'in this world high'.

7. FerroFluids

A ferrofluid is a liquid that reacts to magnetic fields in tricky ways it betrays its origin. That is, when magnetic field is applied to the fluid, the particles of iron compound inside align to it. Once that happens, the fluid becomes a fluid-solid.

The high makes them perfect for computer assisted shock absorbers in Ferraris; high-tech flight altitude assistance used by NASA, aircraft invisibility from radar for Air Force.

6. Aerogel

It's awesome it makes you levitate. It's so cool you can make a fireproof and heat insulator at the same time as a proof of it's smoky, non-existence.

The High is for the astronaut to keep them warm in a cold out-of-this-earth experience. This will be found in the windows for temperature insulation. I can envy the windows for being close to this work of magic.

5. Perfluorocarbons 

These are fluids that contain loads of oxygen, making it possible to breathe liquid.

The high for Perfluorocarbons are used for ultrasounds, and even artificial blood.It doesn't require you to walk on water but breath it in.

4. Elastic Conductors

"Move over, LED" must be the favorite line of this roll out paper thin monitor. Elastic conductors are made of "ionic liquid" mixed with carbon nanotubes.

Just another high in addition to making screens that can be rolled up and stuck in our back pocket, a lot of scientists and doctors intended to make flexible-lensed cameras made up of elastic conductors to be fitted to the back of the eyeball.

3. Non-Newtonian Fluids

 

Dual property under stress is a liquid that turns solid when sufficient stress is applied.

Its high could save the arm forces in a bullet proof sweater. The idea is that the fluids will allow fabrics to be soft and supple, but harden on the impact of a bullet.

2. Transparent Alumina

Wonder no more about Wonder Woman's invisible Jet. Transparent Alumina will get you to see-through.

Transparent alumina is a clear metal that is as strong as steel. It could bring you to cloud nine where windows deflect bullets, or airplane windows don't shatter when they hit you somewhere, somehow.

1. Carbon Nanotubes

Considered as the strongest material ever found by mankind is actually an accidental left over of the arc-welder experiment. These hair strand carbon nanotubes will be the fad of tomorrow where small is terrible.

This will make our world smaller, literally. From super-small computer processors and low-resistance circuitry, to super-efficient batteries, to more efficient solar panels to paper-thin materials that can stop a bullet.

Check In

My attempt to mess with the hard disk...

Good thing my OS is safe..

Back up Manipulation

Now I am going back to learning manipulation. I perceived most of the time that if you want to succeed in life, you’ve got to value more than anything else, manipulation. Is that so?


The art of manipulation would left you wondering what had just happened? I stand in awe when I am left confused of the motivation. Is it really meaningful or just a means to self-interest?


The science of manipulation would give you memories that would guide you with your everyday thrusts.


These are the records that we consult for decision making. The report that summarizes what has transpired in day to day living. It is the journal of everyday transaction, the database.


Wisdom tells us to have a backup of this information. So even if we format our system with new and exciting challenges, we retrieve and assess experiences to better the past. We dig our backups. And consequently, plan for the development of the majority as experienced in the present.


This is one of my ways, low level one:





Note: Please be careful with the process of backing up. It can be used as a virus that will infect other system.

Baligtaran

Inspired by Juana Change "Baligtaran:"



I was listening to this very interesting video when I thought of applying it to a program. Just what like the video is trying to tell us, it all depends on one's perspective. Whatever input you may get, the output depends on programming, habit forming.

When In Love

Just another techno babble.

When in love, all the senses are heightened. It makes you conscious of the options. Most importantly, it can make you find ways to make things work. When it is running, it keeps you coming back and give into the challenge.

And life is never the same again. It hacks my system and keeps going on and on..

It's a bird! No, it's a robot!

Beat The Anti-Resistant-Butt of the Superbug

Gone are the days when we only believed that bacteria , virus and some small intriguing piece of parasites are considered "to be sent as a test" by a "kind and loving" creator bragging about its intelligent design. Because humanity, with its capacity to feel the human suffering of disease and think of unimaginable possibility of doing something to eliminate suffering despite its limited power, can create a way and solution to make the pain less enduring by using nanotechnology to kick the butt of anti-resistant superbug.

"Superbugs" aren't tiny S-logoed avengers out to save microbial innocents from bacterial Lex Luthors: they're disease-causing bacteria which have become resistant to our antibiotic countermeasures. This is an unavoidable effect of treating them - as drugs are used to kill the unwanted invaders they force a selection process which favors those resistant to the treatment, evolving strains which laugh in the face of medicine.


Researchers at University College London have developed a tool which could help us stay ahead in the antibiotic arms race. A nanoscale springboard system has been designed to rapidly screen potential hunter-killer chemicals. The device consists of a sheet of silicon covered in tiny nanotech levers which reflect laser light. The other side of the lever is covered with mucopeptides taken from the surface of the target bacteria.

Source:
Nanoscale Cantilever
Nano Superbug-Killers-Identifies bacteria That have become resistant To Antibiotics