Verizon DSL
Judy,
My wife and I have a Verizon DSL connected to a router and a wireless
router connected to an amplifier and outside antenna. Sounds complex but its
what works for us. The two computers in my studio are wired into the router.
The WiFi system in the studio is connected to the outside antenna which
produces a signal everywhere in our home, deck, yard, woods, etc. which is
utalized by a PC laptop and an Apple laptop. Everyrthing usually works well
but every once in a while it screws up. The solution, I have found, is to
turn everything off, wait for about 20 seconds, turn on the DSL modem and
wait untill all the lights stop flashing and then turn on the router,
amplifier, etc. So far this has happened five times in the last year and it
has solved the problem every time. Also, I assume you have filters on your
telephones. If not, that could be a problem.
Bob Schramm
Check out my web page at:
http://www.SchrammStudio.com
From: Judy Seigel <jseigel@panix.com>
Reply-To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca
To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca
Subject: RE: the humunculus said no
Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 01:08:54 -0500 (EST)
Actually, it's verizon's fault. My daughter pays verizon enough for a small
family to live on every month for a DSL line that comes and goes like
inspiration. Three Big Fags have alas disappeared, but now apt.15 fills in
when needed. But I've got to get on Verizon's case... anyway, this is NOT
G4's fault,,,, tho can anyone tell me where the "refresh
button" is? (Daughter claims I should push it. Tho I don't think it will
help, I'm willing to try. She has pc so claims ignorance of Mac.)
I did by the way get to that website by asking somewhat crossly, again, via
"apt 15." And I want to say, sorry folks, if the person who prepared those
pages worked for me, I'd fire them. I mean apart from the bad diction.
This may be the perfect example of someone who knows the material and
THINKS they've explained it, but hasn't. They've done some pretty diagrams,
some less pretty, but after re-reading 8 or more times I felt I'd gotten
about 12 % of what was purportedly being explained, and I can't possibly be
the stupidest person on the internet.
Folks here, like Susan, for instance, almost certainly know the content in
advance, so the illustrations and metaphors are like embellishments, or
maybe refinements, but fail to inform or orient the non-initiate.
Then again, they may be intended for "the field," not the newby, in which
case I'd still fire the writer for not knowing when to use "affect" and
when "effect"
PS. Don, I'm in OS X.3.9 --- what more do you WANT ?!
Coming up next: "My very own stalker."
Judy
On Thu, 22 Feb 2007, Don Bryant wrote:
Judy,
I asked very nicely for,
http://www.bsink.com/tech/StochasticScreening.pdf
and the humunculous in the machine told me they couldn't find it.
Any suggestions?
There seems to be a ghost in your machine.
Why not break down and get a new Mac with a new OS and get a fresh start.
Computing for the end user was never meant to be so difficult, especially
in
the year 2007.
Don Bryant
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