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Saturday, January 14, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
MALAYSIA VS KOREA SELATAN
NEGARA KITA BERBANDING KOREA SELATAN :
Di negara kita, kelajuan internet paling tinggi dapat dinikmati oleh pengguna talian tetap ialah 20mbps, manakala talian tanpa wayar ialah 15mbps untuk rangkaian 4G dan 7.2mpbs untuk rangkaian 3G.
Umobile 3G pula berkemampuan untuk mencapai kelajuan 42mbps .
Korea Selatan pada asasnya telah memilih untuk menaiktarafkan teknologi negara untuk membantu memulihkan ekonomi yang hancur ketika mengalami krisis ekonomi 1997.
Ia seterusnya mencipta persaingan jalur lebar yang sihat, memberi kebaikan kepada pengguna dari segi harga perkhidmatan jalur lebar dan meningkatkan kelajuan.
Walaupun ekonomi masih bergelut, Korea Selatan telah mencapai kemajuan yang setara dengan pelbagai bentuk teknologi digital.
Penduduk mereka boleh mendapatkan video atas permintaan dalam talian dalam kualiti definisi tinggi, malah lebih murah berbanding rakyat Amerika membayar sewa DVD.
Pelajar berpendapatan rendah dapat menggunakan sambungan kelajuan tinggi untuk mengambil tutorial secara percuma untuk ujian kebolehan negara, peperiksaan yang boleh menentukan kemasukan kolej dan permintaan pekerjaan pada masa depan.
Petani menggunakan internet sebagai wadah untuk menjual hasil tanaman mereka dan sayur-sayuran.
Tidak pernah terlintas di fikiran kita bahawasanya kita boleh membeli buah dan sayur-sayuran secara online tetapi hakikatnya, fenomena ini sedang berlaku di Korea Selatan dalam skala yang besar.
Selain itu, rakyat Korea Selatan menggunakan sepenuhnya manfaat internet untuk membaiki tahap pembelajaran bahasa Inggeris.
sumber :
Khaled Aznawi Travelog
Di negara kita, kelajuan internet paling tinggi dapat dinikmati oleh pengguna talian tetap ialah 20mbps, manakala talian tanpa wayar ialah 15mbps untuk rangkaian 4G dan 7.2mpbs untuk rangkaian 3G.
Umobile 3G pula berkemampuan untuk mencapai kelajuan 42mbps .
Korea Selatan pada asasnya telah memilih untuk menaiktarafkan teknologi negara untuk membantu memulihkan ekonomi yang hancur ketika mengalami krisis ekonomi 1997.
Ia seterusnya mencipta persaingan jalur lebar yang sihat, memberi kebaikan kepada pengguna dari segi harga perkhidmatan jalur lebar dan meningkatkan kelajuan.
Walaupun ekonomi masih bergelut, Korea Selatan telah mencapai kemajuan yang setara dengan pelbagai bentuk teknologi digital.
Penduduk mereka boleh mendapatkan video atas permintaan dalam talian dalam kualiti definisi tinggi, malah lebih murah berbanding rakyat Amerika membayar sewa DVD.
Pelajar berpendapatan rendah dapat menggunakan sambungan kelajuan tinggi untuk mengambil tutorial secara percuma untuk ujian kebolehan negara, peperiksaan yang boleh menentukan kemasukan kolej dan permintaan pekerjaan pada masa depan.
Petani menggunakan internet sebagai wadah untuk menjual hasil tanaman mereka dan sayur-sayuran.
Tidak pernah terlintas di fikiran kita bahawasanya kita boleh membeli buah dan sayur-sayuran secara online tetapi hakikatnya, fenomena ini sedang berlaku di Korea Selatan dalam skala yang besar.
Selain itu, rakyat Korea Selatan menggunakan sepenuhnya manfaat internet untuk membaiki tahap pembelajaran bahasa Inggeris.
sumber :
Khaled Aznawi Travelog
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Seven ways to prevent computer hacking
Here are a seven simple, effective steps that small business owners and network administrators can take to protect their systems.
Implement a firewall -- A firewall is a barrier that keeps hackers and viruses out of computer networks. Firewalls intercept network traffic and allow only authorized data to pass through.
Develop a corporate security policy -- Establish a corporate security policy that details practices to secure the network. The policy should direct employees to choose unique passwords that are a combination of letters and numbers. Passwords should be changed every 90 days to limit hackers' ability to gain possession of a functioning password. When someone leaves company, immediately delete the user name and password. The corporate policy should outline consequences for network tampering and unauthorized entry.
Install anti-virus software -- All computers should run the most recent version of an anti-virus protection subscription. Ideally a server should be configured to push virus updates out periodically to all client systems. Employees should be educated about viruses and discouraged from opening e-mail attachments or e-mail from unknown senders.
Keep operating systems up to date -- Upgrade operating systems frequently and regularly install the latest patches or versions of software, which are often free over the Web. If you use Microsoft Windows, check www.windowsupdate.com periodically for the latest patches.
Don't run unnecessary network services -- When installing systems, any non-essential features should be disabled. If a feature is installed but not actively used, it is less likely to be updated regularly, presenting a larger security threat. Also, allow only the software employees need to do their job effectively.
Conduct a vulnerability test -- Conducting a vulnerability test is a cost-effective way to evaluate the current security program. This test highlights flaws and limitations in the program, and experts can offer suggestions for improvement. The best method for conducting a vulnerability test is to contact a computer consulting company and provide access to your system for a day or two. This will provide ample time for network appraisal and follow-up discussion and planning.
Keep informed about network security -- Numerous books, magazines and online resources offer information about effective security tools and "lessons learned." Also, the Web provides ample and very current information about security - type in the key words "network security."
source :
http://www.detroitchamber.com
Implement a firewall -- A firewall is a barrier that keeps hackers and viruses out of computer networks. Firewalls intercept network traffic and allow only authorized data to pass through.
Develop a corporate security policy -- Establish a corporate security policy that details practices to secure the network. The policy should direct employees to choose unique passwords that are a combination of letters and numbers. Passwords should be changed every 90 days to limit hackers' ability to gain possession of a functioning password. When someone leaves company, immediately delete the user name and password. The corporate policy should outline consequences for network tampering and unauthorized entry.
Install anti-virus software -- All computers should run the most recent version of an anti-virus protection subscription. Ideally a server should be configured to push virus updates out periodically to all client systems. Employees should be educated about viruses and discouraged from opening e-mail attachments or e-mail from unknown senders.
Keep operating systems up to date -- Upgrade operating systems frequently and regularly install the latest patches or versions of software, which are often free over the Web. If you use Microsoft Windows, check www.windowsupdate.com periodically for the latest patches.
Don't run unnecessary network services -- When installing systems, any non-essential features should be disabled. If a feature is installed but not actively used, it is less likely to be updated regularly, presenting a larger security threat. Also, allow only the software employees need to do their job effectively.
Conduct a vulnerability test -- Conducting a vulnerability test is a cost-effective way to evaluate the current security program. This test highlights flaws and limitations in the program, and experts can offer suggestions for improvement. The best method for conducting a vulnerability test is to contact a computer consulting company and provide access to your system for a day or two. This will provide ample time for network appraisal and follow-up discussion and planning.
Keep informed about network security -- Numerous books, magazines and online resources offer information about effective security tools and "lessons learned." Also, the Web provides ample and very current information about security - type in the key words "network security."
source :
http://www.detroitchamber.com
Monday, January 2, 2012
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Any Video Converter -FREEWARE
Any Video Converter is an all-in-one video converting freeware with easy-to-use graphical interface, fast converting speed, and excellent video quality. It can convert almost all video formats including DivX, XviD, MOV, RM, RMVB, MPEG, VOB, DVD, WMV, and AVI to MPEG-4 movie format for PSP or other portable video device, MP4 player, or smartphones. It is the freeware to convert video files between multiple formats and download YouTube videos.
Total downloads:
10,404,147
Download here :
http://download.cnet.com/Any-Video-Converter/3000-2194_4-10661456.html?tag=mncol;7
or
http://www.any-video-converter.com/products/for_video_free/
Enjoy!
Quick Media Converter HD-FREEWARE
Quick MediaConverter is a free, very powerful and complete universal video and audio conversion tool. Batch Conversions are supported Contains its own codecs no need for Addons Support for KDDI, QCELP included Has its own multi format media player (Integrated media player needs external codec pack to work properly). Based on FFmpeg open source code command line program. No need to install extra codec packs for the conversions as QMC has its own codec library for conversions. Camstudio included (screen activity and audio recorder). Application includes three users modes. Easy Mode Very intuitive: For all users includes: standard conversions settings to allow users to convert quickly without having any particular skills. Convert In 3-5 clicks. Now also includes custom resizing possibility where appropriate and thumbnails capture.
DOWNLOAD HERE :
http://download.cnet.com/Quick-Media-Converter-HD/3000-2194_4-10787822.html
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