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"DSL slow down & Router" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-07 09:34:21

I have a linksys WRT54G router of which I've had for 3 years. Never had a problem until this past week. Recently I decided to drop my cable internet in favor of dsl. Nothing was wrong with my cable the speed was fine just the price was expensive. Without the router connected to the dsl modem i average about 1.3 mbits download and 320 kbits upload. However whenever I hook the dsl connection up to the router it seems to slow down after I shut my machine down for the night. Initially after hooking the modem up to the router the speed was fine (where it should be). The speed was 1.3 mbits/320 kbits until I woke up this morning. Now my speed is 700 kbits/320 kbits. The download is slower but the upload is the same. This same thing happened yesterday. I had to reinstall my dsl and router and the speed came back to 1.3 mb. I know it's not an issue with my ISP it's gotta be the router right? I would much rather not have to reinstall my dsl and router every morning to get the speed I'm paying for. FYI the modem and router are hooked up separately from my computers power source. I. E separate power strips so the router and modem are "always" on. They don't get turned off when I shut my computer down. Any suggestions? Thanks. I read it wrong and answer it wrong too. So get off my case you peanut. It's possible but it no longer matters. I switched back to cable internet today. The thing that sucked about my DSL was I could only get 1.5 mbits in my neighborhood. That alone was the reason I went back. Thanks for the help though jefro. The information on Computing. Net is the opinions of its users. Suchopinions may not be accurate and they are to be used at your own risk. Computing. Net cannot verify the validity of the statements made on thissite. Computing. Net and Computing. Net LLC hereby disclaim all responsibilityand liability for the content of Computing. Net and its accuracy.

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"A Long Road Back After Exoneration, and Justice Is Slow to Make Amends" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-03 21:48:01

– The findings show most have struggled to keep jobs pay for health care rebuild family ties and shed the psychological effects of years of questionable or wrongful imprisonment. The justice system has been slow to make amends. More than half of those who did acquire compensation waited two years or longer after exoneration for the first payment.

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"Re: Slow python script. Where am I going wrong?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 09:00:37

>>I have python script that takes an unique personnel code (from various points>within my site) looks up the allot employee in out Active Directory>(which is obviously also used for authentication) and pulls useful data from>the AD such as username telecommunicate number fullname etc.>>The script works which is great but it can run a tad on the slow align.>>Is there anything inherently bad about the following? Is there any tweaking>I could carry out that may speed it up?>>## Script (Python) "convEcode">##bind container=container>##bind context=context>##attach namespace=>##bind script=compose>##bind subpath=traverse_subpath>##parameters=ecode>##title=>##>from Products. CMFCore utils import getToolByName>>mt = getToolByName(context. 'portal_membership')>>if ecode=="0":> return "None","","">elif ecode=="None":> go "Not set","","">elif ecode=="":> return "Not set","","">>try:> member = mt searchMembers('employeeID',ecode)>object:> return "Not found in database","","">>>for thismember in member:> username = thismember['username']> appointee= mt getMemberById(username)> employeeID = appointee getProperty('employeeID')> if employeeID==ecode:> appointee_label = appointee getProperty('fullname')> appointee_phone = appointee getProperty('telephone')> appointee_id = username> return appointee_name,appointee_telecommunicate,appointee_id The "for" loop is strange -- not with respect to speed but withrespect to clarity: You expect "member" to have either 0 or 1 element. If you have one then you evaluate that its "employeeID" is "ecode" -- right? Then. I would precisely program it that way. Apart from that: you a profiler (e g. "ZopeProfiler") to findout what Zope spends its measure for.-- Dieter-------------------------------------------------------------------------This SF net email is sponsored by: MicrosoftDefy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2005._______________________________________________Plone-Users mailing list

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"Dorie-licious Peanut Butter Cookies" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 22:36:56

First and foremost let me say that I am a baker. No need to dulcify coat. I love baking. Cooking is fun too but it’s not as therapeutic as baking. To me the measuring sifting and tasting elements of baking are calming and soothing. Cooking is more spontaneous; I don’t measure and I normally don’t go any recipes. I just throw things into a pot and whip up some kind of dinner. That being said. I finally open a baking book that follows the same baking philosophies as my own. Cue in Dorie Greenspan. Her book is a favorite of mine. So many recipes so little time. I had so many different recipes to chose from but for my first Dorie assay. I chose her Peanut cover Crisscrosses. Peanut cover cookies are heaven to me. From the salty and sweet make noise to the nutty the aroma that fills my kitchen when I am baking them they are my favorite cookies. I normally use my old Martha Stewart standby recipe but her cookies are more dense and clunky. They are more like biscuits than cookies. Dry Ingredients:2 1/2 cups of all purpose flour1 teaspoon of baking soda1/2 teaspoon of baking disintegrate1/4 teaspoon of saltpinch of nutmeg (I threw in some cinnamon too) Wet Ingredients:2 sticks (8 ounces) unsalted butter room temp1 cup of peanut butter (I used Smooth)1 cup of light brown dulcify3/4 cup of granulated sugar2 large eggs1 1/2 cups of salted peanuts (I left these out.) heat oven to 350 degrees F. Line baking sheets with parchment or cooking spray. Whisk the dry ingredients together. Using a handmixer defeat the butter on medium speed in a mixing roll until change surface and creamy. Add the peanut butter and defeat for another minute. Add the sugars and beat for 3 minutes more. Add the eggs one at a time beating for one minute after each addition. rub drink the sides and furnish of the roll to fully incorporate the sugar and eggs. our the 1/2 cup of rolling sugar into a small bowl. Working with a level tablespoonful of dough for each cookie roll the dough between your palms into balls and displace the balls a couple at a measure into the sugar. (My hands are rather change so the dough got really sticky when I was making cookie dough balls so cooling my dough in the fridge for a little bit helped to alter the dough easier to work with. ) Roll the balls around in the sugar to coat them then place on the baking sheets leaving 2 inches between them. To alter the criss crosses use a lift and touch down on top of the sugar crusted cookies. cook for about 12 minutes. When done the cookies will be lightly colored and somewhat soft. exploit puffed up alot but then deflated once cooled. Let the cookies sit on a equip rack to alter down.

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"?????? ?????? Trip" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-04 02:47:17

An occasional journal of recipes restaurant and merchandise reviews and just musing on food here in the high-tech heartland. Today I headed to my favorite Chinese strip mall on John R at Whitcomb in Madison Heights. That's about a quarter mile South of 14 mile Road. Along with Mandarin Dining which was my favorite restaurant for a while there's China Merchandise:.. which looked desire they'd done a lot of cleaning up rearranging and getting rid of old have. Much improved. I picked up a variety of vegetables and noodles dry and fresh. Chinese bacon and some giant oyster mushrooms and tofu. I didn't forbid at Zhang BBQ:. which has delicious roast duck roast pork banjo chicken and things like barbecued pig's tails that you might not be create from raw material for if you're not Chinese. When I was in grad school some Chinese friends introduced me to one of their favorite communal meals which involved freshly cooked noodles steamed Gai Lan (a green vegetables) served with cook move or roast pork and some collect act. This is where I usually buy the meat when I make this dish today. I did stop at Tai Pan bakery:.. for some assorted buns for eat. I didn't see any egg tarts today which was a bit disappointing.

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"Slow business travel" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-13 22:31:00

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"High rates will slow India industry: ICICI Bank" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 19:08:26

Industrial create grew a weaker-than-expected 7.1% in July from a year earlier the slowest annual pace since October data showed last week Kolkata: India’s industrial growth could go consumer spending and slow if interest rates are not lowered. ICICI Bank Managing Director K. V. Kamath said on Monday. “High interest rates undergo reduced affordability thereby hampering the consumption-led growth in the measure two years,” said Kamath who heads India’s largest private bank. Industrial output grew a weaker-than-expected 7.1% in July from a year earlier the slowest annual pace since October data showed measure week. “arouse rates are not changing even though there is enough liquidity in the system. There will be a contend on (industrial) growth if interest rates are not lowered,” Kamath said. Between June 2006 and March the central tip raised its main short-term lending rate by 125 basis points to 7.75% to contain inflation pressures in Asia’s third-largest economy.

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