Son of the Taskbar - Transcript

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If that*s the Server you are using or IIS, if you are using Microsoft software and make that change. Now you can do a global setting on your server where anytime you create a domain name, it automatically equates *www* with that. But it used to be because you would have multiple servers running at once on the server you needed the www, but you don*t anymore. But some people still do it, that*s why. So some people do, some people don*t. Fletch5250 and a couple of dump questions, David. What*s the difference between DVD-R and DVD+R. Also what*s the difference between CD-R and CD+R? Love the show. Okay well there is no such thing as CD-R or CD+R, it*s either CDR or CDRW. And that means CDs that you can burn once the CDRs and CDs that you can burn more than once CDRW. The R stands for Read and the W stands for Write. So CDRs are CDs that you can burn and read once. CDRWs are CDs that you can burn and re-burn over and over again, you can rewrite them over and over and over again.

Now the difference between DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD ROM. This is the bane of the DVD world*s existence. CDs they are taking care of. There is standards, there is formulas, everybody has got the same type of drivers, everybody is at the same type of blanks, some are better quality than others but the formats are all very clearly delineated in the world of compact disc. In the world of Digital Versatile Disc which is what DVD actually stands for Digital Versatile Disc. The standards are anything but clear and it depends on the manufacturer as to what format that manufacturer has settled down for their particular device. Apple discs are different from Hewlett Packard discs are different from Sony discs are different from Panasonic discs are different, it*s insane. And then it*s gone on this long is embarrassing. And the problem is that companies have sunk in. They have dug in their heels. I have invested in this strategy and I am not going to change it because I have gotten a base of installed users. Nobody got together, this is why open standards sometimes don*t work because multiple open standards pop up and when people start sharing data with one another on certain carriers and they can*t read one disc that was written by another system that*s when open standards kind of have an issue or multiple proprietary standards have an issue. But when you have one or two companies controlling it, they get together Sony and Philips in this case with the CD and they said here is the standard if you don*t comply with this standard you can*t call it a CD. In fact, last year Philips exercised that right and told several record labels to stop calling those little sober discs that they were sending out CDs, because they wouldn*t play properly, because they were copy protected. So they were no longer part of their standards and they said stop calling them CDs that was pretty hardcore. So that*s anyway we will get to the calls in just a second, 180039 online that*s our telephone number 18003966546. One last time question, what is a Blog? A Blog is a web log, a diary online, a way of keeping track and making entries of the things that you think about a particular subject or your job or in my case my radio show. Our website is a blog and it showed for web blog. And the best thing to do is to go on Google and type in the phrase what is a Blog? And you will get all of these different answers, mostly from the people that Google and type in blogger and so on and but it*s worth reading. Blog*s back in a second.

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