What does "bridge modem" mean?
Richard Fangnail
does that mean -
I think it has to do with getting your own IP address.
I have DSL and have only had this one Zoom bridge modem. It worked
without me changing any settings.
richard
A standard modem generally uses a regular cable line and can hook up into
your computer via USB.
A bridge modem basically connects to that other larger port that is neither
the USB port nor phone line connector.
You might look up bridge modem in the windows help and support files.
Mike Yetto
He should have pointed out that a /Brooklyn/ Bridge modem has the
larger port of the left side.
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Whiskers
You need to change your search engine, or something.
<http://uk.ask.com/web?q=bridge+modem&qsrc=0&o=312&l=dir&dm=all>
The simplest arrangement for DSL is to have a combined modem/router.
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pure thought with news:bd56a612-435a-466f-b123-130ba5efa6c2
@o16g2000prh.googlegroups.com:
Read:
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/archive/index.php/t-37585.html
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thund3rstruck
Yeah. I had a similar wtf moment too.
n0i
PeeCee
"Evan Platt" <ev...@theobvious.espphotography.com> wrote in message
news:0trpm5pfg4oc34hc8...@4ax.com...snip
> and save yourself from looking like a moron.
To late for that!
:-)
P.
G. Morgan
Oh. My. God.
You are completely incompetent with all matters I.T.
I can't believe you and Chucktardo actually post "answers" that are
100% WRONG.
I don't what's worse. This post from you...
or, Chucktardo's reply 2 days ago that stated "Optical drives won't
work in safe mode".
Why would you post something like this? You didn't get it from a
search engine, or "windows help and support files" that you
recommended the OP to look at. You obviously made it up. Did you
think that no one would notice?
Seriously, what is your thought process that allows you to post such
nonsense?
Google "dsl modem bridge mode" to see how far off-base you are.
G. Morgan
>Hoooollllyyyyy crap.
>
>OMG... That's ... awesome.
Is anyone keeping a log of his and c-Tard's ridiculous answers? It
would make a damn fine entertainment web site.
John Holmes
> On Fri, 5 Feb 2010 15:10:07 -0700, richard <mem...@newsguy.com>wrote:
>
> Unbelievable hahahahah.
Amazing, innit?
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Zoom makes a DSL modem they refer to as a bridge modem. It doesn't have
any router function for the LAN, so you have to connect it to a router.
http://snipr.com/uad87 Info about the Zoom Model 5515 Bridge Modem - A
High performance ADSL Modem with Ethernet Interface to connect to your
Favorite Router - The Bridge Modem is pre-configured to work on most DSL
Networks. Your Router does all the rest of the connectivity:
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�n�hw��f
news:3gf15j....@news.alt.net:
> On Fri, 05 Feb 2010 17:08:39 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
> <snuh...@yahoo.com>wrote:
>
>>Richard Fangnail <richard...@excite.com> clouded the waters of
>>pure thought with news:bd56a612-435a-466f-b123-130ba5efa6c2
>>@o16g2000prh.googlegroups.com:
>>
>>> I've tried Googling this but when you have a DSL "bridge modem,"
>>what
>>> does that mean -
>>> I think it has to do with getting your own IP address.
>>> I have DSL and have only had this one Zoom bridge modem. It
worked
>>> without me changing any settings.
>>>
>>
>>Read:
>>http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/archive/index.php/t-37585.html
>
> Bridge mode = modem is transparent. All nodes behind it must use a
> PPPoE WAN miniport and authenticate individually recieving their
own
> IP configuration. If I'm wrong correct me.
>
Uhh....yeah!
OH LOOK A MAGPIE!
thund3rstruck
I saved that one because it's hilarious...and I might need a laugh
someday.
n0i
thund3rstruck
> On Sat, 06 Feb 2010 11:38:03 -0500, thund3rstruck
> <thund3rstruck_n0i@live> wrote:
>
>> I saved that one because it's hilarious...and I might need a laugh
>> someday.
>
> later this weekend :)
Let me know if it's a website. I'll bookmark it. :)
n0i
§ñühw¤£f
> On Sat, 06 Feb 2010 09:32:27 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
> <snuh...@yahoo.com>wrote:
>
> >Meat Plow <.> clouded the waters of pure thought with
> >news:3gf15j....@news.alt.net:
> >
> >> On Fri, 05 Feb 2010 17:08:39 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
> >> <snuh...@yahoo.com>wrote:
> >>
> >>>Richard Fangnail <richard...@excite.com> clouded the waters of
> >>>pure thought with news:bd56a612-435a-466f-b123-130ba5efa6c2
> >>>@o16g2000prh.googlegroups.com:
> >>>
> >>>> I've tried Googling this but when you have a DSL "bridge modem,"
> >>>what
> >>>> does that mean -
> >>>> I think it has to do with getting your own IP address.
> >>>> I have DSL and have only had this one Zoom bridge modem. It
> >worked
> >>>> without me changing any settings.
> >>>>
> >>>
> >>>Read:
> >>>http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/archive/index.php/t-37585.html
> >>
> >> Bridge mode = modem is transparent. All nodes behind it must use a
> >> PPPoE WAN miniport and authenticate individually recieving their
> >own
> >> IP configuration. If I'm wrong correct me.
> >>
> >
> >Uhh....yeah!
> >
> >OH LOOK A MAGPIE!
>
You know I cant drink :(
Whadda you know about Yamaha R-6's?
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> On Fri, 05 Feb 2010 22:45:38 -0800, Evan Platt
> <ev...@theobvious.espphotography.com> wrote:
>
>>It's what he does. Give a totally insane / incorrect answer,
>>then *poof*, vanish. Just like chucktard.
>
> Yep. As usual.
You're ALL W - R - O - N - G ! (Unless you're British,
then you're all "WROUNGE" ... WTF-ever... I say
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�n�hw��f
> On Sat, 06 Feb 2010 15:22:15 -0700, ???hw??f
> <snuh...@netscape.net>wrote:
> Don't care for Yam sportbikes. I've owned a couple Yam dirt bikes
> a 400 Enduro like this but white;
>:http://www.bikez.com/pictures/yamaha/1979/15264_0_1_2_dt%20400%20mx
>:_David%20Read%20Atlanta%201979%20DT400%20Enduro.jpg
>
That looks like a growed-up version of my mx 100.
But mine has no street stuff. Nice...its what I should-have bought
perhaps instead.
> and an IT 425
> http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2005%5C05%5C06%5Cbikepics-348107-full.j
> pg
>
Sweet.
> If I had to ride a jp bike it would be a Hayabusa.
>
I'll have to look at those. I want something that wont kill me
straight away.
> But I'd rather ride my 02 XL1200C
>
> http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/2002-harley-davidson-xl-1200c-s
> portster-1.jpg
>
I like the flat bars and skinny front tire. For a "cruiser" its not
too bad.
Aardvark
> Very nimble IT was the trials series. Made to climb over rocks, tree
> trunks and obstacles then on road to the next set of off road
> obsticales. If you had the balls it would climb just about anything.
> Premix gas/oil.
Proper motorcycle trials competition, the Scott Trial, held every year in
the Yorkshire Dales:
< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Trial >
Here's a page with a couple of vids of sections of the Scott Trial.
Remember that the rider loses points for putting a foot down. The Lampkin
family (one of whom appears in the first vid) are probably the royalty of
motorcycle trialling:
< http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/meet-ups-rideouts/21161-scott-trial-
richmond-yorkshire-dales.html >
Snurled link:
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> On Sun, 07 Feb 2010 16:58:49 GMT, Aardvark
> <aard...@youllnever.know>wrote:
> I think trials were started in your neck of the woods.
I think you may be right there.
> If I recall they
> used to ride waist deep through the peat bogs.
I've seen that on the couple of times I've been to MC trials. Proper
Trials bikes don't have seats and are mostly two-stroke (although I do
recall seeing a four-stroke Honda in a competition) and I don't think the
engines are more than 250CC, very low geared- if you're not careful with
the clutch, you'll pop unwanted wheelies in every gear.
> International Trials as
> the "IT" in the IT-425 eludes to is a sect of riders in the Enduro /
> Trials class and here it is a bit different.
Yup. A whole different motorcycle configuration from trials.
> I road on the Enduro route
> here at Oak Burr (non competitively) and it amounted to routes cut out
> of the sheer hillside by lumber operations and washed out ravines made
> from rain runoff. Nothing like riding blindly down a path winding down
> the hillside with barely enough width to set a foot down and a few
> hundred feet drop on one side only to encounter a fallen tree to thick
> to traverse. Had to stand my bike on its back wheel just to turn around
> and head back up. The grade was so steep I had to push the bike back up
> (running in gear) to a place where it was wide enough to get back on and
> get some traction. On the way back to camp my bike started to lean-rev
> meaning it was out of gas on the reserve tank, coasted back into camp at
> sunset. Washed a ton of mud off in the nearby river changed clothes,
> cracked open a 1.75 litre bottle of Bourbon and sat by the fire. Spent a
> 3 day weekend there.
Sounds like fun.
Ever fancy going to the Isle of Man for the TT? Take part in 'Mad Sunday'?
< http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/ian.huntly/ttwk2.html >
< http://video.google.co.uk/videosearch?hl=en&source=hp&q=tt+mad
+sunday&oq=&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=VftuS4n0BpD00gTr6pXTBA&sa=X&oi=video_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4&ved=0CBcQqwQwAw#
>
Snurled link for that:
�n�hw��f
news:3gjdig....@news.alt.net:
> On Sun, 07 Feb 2010 09:33:05 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
>>>:mx _David%20Read%20Atlanta%201979%20DT400%20Enduro.jpg
>>>
>>That looks like a growed-up version of my mx 100.
>>But mine has no street stuff. Nice...its what I should-have bought
>>perhaps instead.
>
> Yam made a 90, 125, 250, 360 and 400cc Enduro over the years. Nice
> bike to cruise the backroads and go off road with reasonable
> performance in the dirt. Geared pretty low I could beat my friend
> on his Triumph 750 off the line for about the first 100 yards. No
> need to mix oil had an oil injector and seperate tank.
>
Yeah low gears are fun for the trail...then you hit the street and
wish for a smaller rear sproket...
>>> and an IT 425
>>> http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2005%5C05%5C06%5Cbikepics-348107-full
>>> .j pg
>>>
>>Sweet.
>
> Very nimble IT was the trials series. Made to climb over rocks,
> tree trunks and obstacles then on road to the next set of off road
> obsticales. If you had the balls it would climb just about
> anything. Premix gas/oil.
>
I fucked up and missed out on a *mint* Yamaha 360
enduro...1978...silver & black...only 3000 original miles.
>>> If I had to ride a jp bike it would be a Hayabusa.
>>>
>>I'll have to look at those. I want something that wont kill me
>>straight away.
>>
>>> But I'd rather ride my 02 XL1200C
>>>
>>> http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/2002-harley-davidson-xl-1200c
>>> -s portster-1.jpg
>>>
>>I like the flat bars and skinny front tire. For a "cruiser" its
>>not too bad.
>
> It's not really a cruiser it's HD's version of a sport bike
> originally designed back in the mid 1950's. I can do about 200
> miles a day on it with the drag bike handlebars. Other models of
> the XL1200 series had more of a cruiser style handlebars. I like
> to put around town and out country roads. And being 200 pounds
> lighter than other models like a Road King, Dyna Glide, Low Rider
> Dyna etc.. it's a lot faster out of the hole but suffers on the
> top and after 100mph because of a lack of 6th gear.
Thats crazy fast.
> But it is also
> a lot more maneuverable. My favorite road bike is the Electra
> Glide Ultra. Took one for a demo a year ago and on the highway I
> set the cruise control at 90 and it was like doing 50 on my 1200.
> But it was really top heavy. If it came off the kick stand and
> laid down you'd need some serious help getting it back upright.
IIRC there was some lift mechanism developed to help get big bikes
like the Goldwing back up after they laid over.
As for the Hayabusa...that is WAY too much power and size for a guy
like me. I'm sure a Ninja 250 would be sufficient.
�n�hw��f
> On Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:46:58 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
>>>>>:20 mx _David%20Read%20Atlanta%201979%20DT400%20Enduro.jpg
>>>>>
>>>>That looks like a growed-up version of my mx 100.
>>>>But mine has no street stuff. Nice...its what I should-have
>>>>bought perhaps instead.
>>>
>>> Yam made a 90, 125, 250, 360 and 400cc Enduro over the years.
>>> Nice bike to cruise the backroads and go off road with
>>> reasonable performance in the dirt. Geared pretty low I could
>>> beat my friend on his Triumph 750 off the line for about the
>>> first 100 yards. No need to mix oil had an oil injector and
>>> seperate tank.
>>>
>>Yeah low gears are fun for the trail...then you hit the street and
>>wish for a smaller rear sproket...
>>
>>>>> and an IT 425
>>>>> http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2005%5C05%5C06%5Cbikepics-348107-fu
>>>>> ll .j pg
>>>>>
>>>>Sweet.
>>>
>>> Very nimble IT was the trials series. Made to climb over rocks,
>>> tree trunks and obstacles then on road to the next set of off
>>> road obsticales. If you had the balls it would climb just about
>>> anything. Premix gas/oil.
>>>
>>I fucked up and missed out on a *mint* Yamaha 360
>>enduro...1978...silver & black...only 3000 original miles.
>
> First bike in the family my mom bought for us kids back in 1972.
> It was a 250 Yam Enduro. We lived in a then rural area and lot of
> neighbor kids had some sort of dirt bike. We lived close to a
> strip mine but could only get there via paved road about 1 mile.
> No big deal there was only one sheriff and we easily out ran him
> :) I remember getting chased many times and getting away. Never
> got caught. Life at least for us was pretty innocent in them days.
>
I lotta my friends had Yamys of the enduro type. Real solid little
bikes. Out running a cop on a 250? Hmmm....I didnt know the DT 250
could top 65...
>>
>>>>> If I had to ride a jp bike it would be a Hayabusa.
>>>>>
>>>>I'll have to look at those. I want something that wont kill me
>>>>straight away.
>>>>
>>>>> But I'd rather ride my 02 XL1200C
>>>>>
>>>>> http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/2002-harley-davidson-xl-120
>>>>> 0c -s portster-1.jpg
>>>>>
>>>>I like the flat bars and skinny front tire. For a "cruiser" its
>>>>not too bad.
>>>
>>> It's not really a cruiser it's HD's version of a sport bike
>>> originally designed back in the mid 1950's. I can do about 200
>>> miles a day on it with the drag bike handlebars. Other models of
>>> the XL1200 series had more of a cruiser style handlebars. I like
>>> to put around town and out country roads. And being 200 pounds
>>> lighter than other models like a Road King, Dyna Glide, Low
>>> Rider Dyna etc.. it's a lot faster out of the hole but suffers
>>> on the top and after 100mph because of a lack of 6th gear.
>>
>>Thats crazy fast.
>
> If I need some speed I shift outta 1st at 25, 2nd 50, 3rd 70, 4th
> 90, 5th at 110 and my top is about 135 but I get there really
> quick :) If you're not holding on the handgrips with everything
> you got you could lose your grip when going from 1st to 2nd. Oh
> and you have to lean forward or you'll pop a big wheelie. :)
>
Where can you ride 110 and not get the ticky? The state boys have
been lurking a lot more lately. One popped me for no belt and 6 over.
Mebbe you could get wheelie bars for your bike?
^_^
>>> But it is also
>>> a lot more maneuverable. My favorite road bike is the Electra
>>> Glide Ultra. Took one for a demo a year ago and on the highway I
>>> set the cruise control at 90 and it was like doing 50 on my
>>> 1200. But it was really top heavy. If it came off the kick stand
>>> and laid down you'd need some serious help getting it back
>>> upright.
>>
>>IIRC there was some lift mechanism developed to help get big bikes
>>like the Goldwing back up after they laid over.
>>
>>As for the Hayabusa...that is WAY too much power and size for a
>>guy like me. I'm sure a Ninja 250 would be sufficient.
>
> Google twin turbo Hayabusa :)
>
Its original incarnation did 200 mph...so after like 2002 they put
governors on em to keep them to 180...if I'm gonna go that fast I'd
rather be up in the air where its safer.
Jordon
> Richard Fangnail wrote:
>
>> I've tried Googling this but when you have a DSL "bridge modem," what
>> does that mean -
>> I think it has to do with getting your own IP address.
>> I have DSL and have only had this one Zoom bridge modem. It worked
>> without me changing any settings.
>
> your computer via USB.
> A bridge modem basically connects to that other larger port that is neither
> the USB port nor phone line connector.
> You might look up bridge modem in the windows help and support files.
USB? Other larger port? Windows help and support files?
Absofuckinglutely amazing.
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Jordon
> But I'd rather ride my 02 XL1200C
>
> http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/2002-harley-davidson-xl-1200c-sportster-1.jpg
I had a 94 1200 between 94 and 98 then upgraded to
a 98 Road King, which I still have.
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�n�hw��f
> On Mon, 08 Feb 2010 09:44:38 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
> Since when did you need to do 65 to outrun the deputy on a dirt
bike
> in rural amerika? 70's Crown Vic wasn't very good off road.
>
Sure it wern't no Dodge Po-laruh?
;)
But off roadin is going to slow down anyone except Boss Hogg I recon.
> Once in awhile I'll hop on the interstate and clean the pipes out.
> I
> can usually bury the spedo by the time the onramp runs out.
>
Thats seriously messed up...but I'd prolly try it myself :)
Roads up here are scred though: frost heaves break them up, alot.
>>>>> But it is also
>>>>> a lot more maneuverable. My favorite road bike is the Electra
>>>>> Glide Ultra. Took one for a demo a year ago and on the highway
I
>>>>> set the cruise control at 90 and it was like doing 50 on my
>>>>> 1200. But it was really top heavy. If it came off the kick
stand
>>>>> and laid down you'd need some serious help getting it back
>>>>> upright.
>>>>
>>>>IIRC there was some lift mechanism developed to help get big
bikes
>>>>like the Goldwing back up after they laid over.
>>>>
>>>>As for the Hayabusa...that is WAY too much power and size for a
>>>>guy like me. I'm sure a Ninja 250 would be sufficient.
>>>
>>> Google twin turbo Hayabusa :)
>>>
>>Its original incarnation did 200 mph...so after like 2002 they put
>>governors on em to keep them to 180...if I'm gonna go that fast I'd
>>rather be up in the air where its safer.
>
> You can defeat the rpm limiter easy enough. With twin turbos the
> engine puts out 500 HP anyway.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg-tSm0XZfI
>
Kinda on the other side of what I'm supposedly all about.
I better get an electric motorcycle...
�n�hw��f
> On Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:44:16 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
> If you prefer there is a company that will build you a custom Busa
> with twin turbos, neon lighting and Nitrous.
>
Naw, this is more my speed:
http://montana.craigslist.org/mcy/1590770411.html
Plus its collectible.
�n�hw��f
> On Tue, 09 Feb 2010 10:18:23 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
>>>>>>>>>>> 10 7-
>>>>>>>>>>> xl -
> Maybe this?
>
> http://marina.fortunecity.com/bowcreek/193/right2.jpg
>
My mistake was not getting the one I looked at last year.
But maybe my lil MX 100 will turn out to be fun enough.
> Or this?
>
> http://www.sportwheel.com/Collector%20Bike%20Images/DSCF0868.JPG
>:http://www.sportwheel.com/Collector%20Bike%20Images/K41%20Hodaka%20
>:Super%20Rat%20125%20Barn%20Fresh%20$1500.JPG
>
That was the bike I spent my high skool yeers droolin over.
Parents figured I'd kill myself on something like that so I got a
minibike.
:/
�n�hw��f
> On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:42:28 -0600, "?n?hw??f"
>>>>>>>>>>>>>:t%
>>>>>>20400%
>>>>>>>>>>>>>:20 mx
>>>>>>>>>>>>>:_David%20Read%20Atlanta%201979%20DT400%20Enduro.jpg
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>That looks like a growed-up version of my mx 100.
>>>>>>>>>>>>But mine has no street stuff. Nice...its what I
>>>>>>>>>>>>should-have bought perhaps instead.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Yam made a 90, 125, 250, 360 and 400cc Enduro over the
>>>>>>>>>>> years. Nice bike to cruise the backroads and go off road
>>>>>>>>>>> with reasonable performance in the dirt. Geared pretty
>>>>>>>>>>> low I could beat my friend on his Triumph 750 off the
>>>>>>>>>>> line for about the first 100 yards. No need to mix oil
>>>>>>>>>>> had an oil injector and seperate tank.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Yeah low gears are fun for the trail...then you hit the
>>>>>>>>>>street
>>>>>>and
>>>>>>>>>>wish for a smaller rear sproket...
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>> and an IT 425
>>>>>>>>>>>>> http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2005%5C05%5C06%5Cbikepics-3
>>>>>>>>>>>>> 48 10 7-
>>>>>>>>>>>>> n- xl -
>>>:20 Super%20Rat%20125%20Barn%20Fresh%20$1500.JPG
>>>
>>That was the bike I spent my high skool yeers droolin over.
>>Parents figured I'd kill myself on something like that so I got a
>>minibike.
>>:/
>
> There was a kid in the hood who had a Super Rat 100. Sounded like
> a bee buzzing when it was cranked because it had an expansion
> chamber. Our 250 had the trail spark arresting muffler and didn't
> bark but with a 250 I didn't need much more power. The 400 sounded
> pretty cool and very distinctive brap brap brap sound when
> coasting. I should have hung onto it as it was in mint condition
> when I bought it. Had 6k miles on it. I traded it for a street
> bike a Kaw 500 Mach1. People laughed at me on their spiffy 750
> Hondas until I cracked open the throttle and left them in a cloud
> or smoke wondering WTF?
>
Heh...*blue* 2 stroke smoke...
http://www.bikez.com/motorcycles/kawasaki_500_h_1_mach_iii_1970.php
It looks pretty tame but the sound is a dead giveaway.
I'll haveta poast a piccy of my tiny dirtbike...snows still here
tho...