Some pictures I took with my Fujifilm Finepix S5500 of the Luner Eclipse on 11th December 2011. (Click on the images for larger version)
You may freely use these images if you provide a link back to this specific blog post, otherwise the images should be treated as copyrighted. © 2011, webwhitenoise.com
The default username and password for the Fuji Xerox DocuCentre-IV C2260 is as follows:
Username: 11111
Password: x-admin
When accessing the web interface of the Fuji Xerox DocuCentre-IV C2260 if you attempt to change any settings you will be prompted for this username and password. The default that the copier is set to is in my experience not clearly identified in the manual.
When accessing the administrator menus on the copier the code 11111 is used.
A list of Fake Antivirs apps:
This is a rather hilarious audio modification of an Anti Carbon Tax advertisement that was made by the Australian Trade and Industry Alliance. It’s based on a running joke from the South Park episode “Goobacks”.
Engineering Week Lecture, Mythbusting the National Broadband Network.
Sol Survivor is one epic tower defence game, this week Steam are having 50% off until 6th May so don’t miss out on this epic game. It’s only US$4.99 with the discount after all.
I’m sick & tired of people saying wireless is a better alternative to Fibre in regard to the NBN debate in Australia. I have thralled the net looking for some really world results & finally am satisfied with what I have found I’m not after marketing claims or anything like that, I’m not quoting some peace of policy, these are results recorded through the one and the same site, speedtest.net.
Below is a video recorded in the US, it compares Verison LTE vs. Sprint 4G. The results are less than impressive, Verizon LTE modem clocked in speeds of 7.40 Mbps down & 1.40 Mbps up while the Sprint 4G 1.76 Mbps down and 0.40 Mbps up.
Sprint 4G vs. Verizon LTE Speedtest in San Francisco
This next peace is the results from my own Internode ADSL2+ connection from October last year, I’m not going to retest because it’s much the same now:
Web White Noise – Speedtest Time
Finally a speed test from a customer with iiNet connected to the NBN:
Whirlpool – I’m on the NBN! Forum Thread
The numbers based on performance speak for themselves.
I’ve got myself a new phone & have now done a speedtest on the Telstra NextG / UMTS 850 / US3G network (what ever standard they want to call it), using the USB tethering capability. The results are unsurprising for wireless.
For those who keep wanting to say that 4G is better then Fibre to the Home (FTTH), I think not.
