Ultimate computer geek challenge thread!

[khtm]

<<

<< Here's my question:

Name the 7 layers (from bottom to top) of the GPRS MS protocol stack for the Transmission Plane.

-khtm- >>




Physical RF
PLL
MAC
RLC
LLC
SNDCP
Network >>



Not quite, but close enough

Application
IP / X.25
SNDCP
LLC
RLC
MAC
GSM RF

It's your turn to ask a question now, guyver01

-khtm-

 

[bhuie]

<<
Here's my question:

Name the 7 layers (from bottom to top) of the GPRS MS protocol stack for the Transmission Plane.

-khtm-
>>



Application
IP/X.25
SNDCP
LLC
RLC
MAC
GSM RF


Ack.. Too late.

 

[guyver01]

<<

Not quite, but close enough

Application
IP / X.25
SNDCP
LLC
RLC
MAC
GSM RF

It's your turn to ask a question now, guyver01

-khtm- >>



I did say that eventually Gotta re-read those CISCO white papers!

Ok... easy one... what's the MBONE?

 

[khtm]

<< hmm or mebbe

GSM RF
MAC
RLC
LLC
SNDCP
IP/X.25
Application


i dont know much about General Packet Radio System Mobile station >>



Perfect! At least you knew enough to do some research on the 'net

-khtm-

 

[FuZoR]

haha beat me to it

google rules.

 

[rgwalt]

MBONE deals with IP-multicast networking I believe

Edit: Multicast Backbone!

Ryan

 

[khtm]

Simple answer: The MBone is the Internet's multicast backbone.
Complicated answer: there tons of links on my good friend, Google, that will provide this

*Edit: Ryan beat me to it!

-khtm-

 

[guyver01]

<< MBONE deals with IP-multicast networking I believe

Edit: Multicast Backbone!

Ryan >>



eh.. close enuf. the 'bone' is yours

 

[rgwalt]

What is IGMP?

Ryan

 

[FuZoR]

Internet Group Management Protocol

 

[rgwalt]

Good, the batton is yours

Ryan

 

[FuZoR]

<< Good, the batton is yours

Ryan >>



errr... hmm...

Why does Windows XP look so ugly... ?

ok real question

err i dont know
easy one What does DLL stand for?

 

[MeanMeosh]

dynamic link library...

 

[FuZoR]

correct

 

[Descartes]

<< Practical application: by default, perl uses the forward slash to seperate directories (this is how it's done on unix) however, windows uses a backslash. >>



Not very practical, considering you can use forward slashes to separate the directories on Windows as well (at least w/ ActivePerl).

 

[MeanMeosh]

umm... umm...

why do all those supposed college chicks on porno pages look like they're 45 :Q

oh right... never mind....


real question:

What does .CRL stand for?

hint: look up registered extensions in your system

 

[notfred]

<<

<< Practical application: by default, perl uses the forward slash to seperate directories (this is how it's done on unix) however, windows uses a backslash. >>



Not very practical, considering you can use forward slashes to separate the directories on Windows as well (at least w/ ActivePerl). >>



print "\nValid directories for perl modules:\n\n";
foreach my $i(@INC){
if($i =~ m/^([A-z]:\/)/){$i =~ s/\//\\/g}
if($i ne '.'){print "$i\n"}
}


look more practical now?

 

[CuriousAndy]

Certificate Revocation List

 

[notfred]

edit: dammit, too slow.

 

[whalen]

<< Certificate Revocation List >>



Dasm...i thought you were joking...

 

[MeanMeosh]

well, m00 its yours.

 

[CuriousAndy]

Flash 5 efficiently utilizes ______ graphics

that should be very easy. I'm learning flash 5 myself now actually.. fill in the blank

~andy

 

[guyver01]

<< Flash 5 efficiently utilizes ______ graphics

that should be very easy. I'm learning flash 5 myself now actually.. fill in the blank

~andy >>



uhm...

Flash 5 efficiently utilizes Pretty graphics

 

[guyver01]

or mebbe ANIMATED graphics

 

[CuriousAndy]

uhhh can't believe u guys don't know this..

it's much easier than those symbols crap

I'll give u more hint

Flash 5 Utilizes ______ graphics efficiently instead of BITMAPs