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 | from Bradley Mitchell Have you heard the joke about "pier-to-pier" networking? That's called an eggcorn. What's an eggcorn? It's an eggcorn for acorn. Confused? Well, the joke isn't very funny anyway. (Send in a better one if you like.) |
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| How to Map a Network Drive in Windows XP Using IE Mapping a network drive in Windows XP can be accomplished in several different ways. This page explains the process to map a shared network drive or folder using Windows Explorer. |
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| What is Gnutella? Definition of the Week: Gnutella is a decentralized P2P file sharing network that remains popular despite the continued growth of BitTorrent and eDonkey2000. More than 10 different free Gnutella network clients exist including BearShare, Limewire and Shareaza... . | |||||||
| Discussion: Number of Computers in a Home Network "Hello, could somebody please tell me if he knows how somebody can know how many computers are in my home network? Is there any file in my hard disk where there are all the IP addresses of my computers? I didn't think it was possible, but I know that some people know how to do it." -rosask | |||||||
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