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The Network Plus PrepCast is your comprehensive audio training series for mastering the CompTIA Network Plus certification. Designed for learners on the go, this prepcast transforms exam objectives into clear, structured, and engaging episodes tailored for auditory learning. Whether you're walking, commuting, or studying between shifts, each episode breaks down complex networking topics into digestible segments aligned with the official CompTIA blueprint. From OSI layers and IP addressing to ...
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A mobile proxy is a service that allows users to access the Internet from another location. This can be used to easily bypass geo-restrictions on content or circumvent censorship. When you search the Internet, you share your personal information, such as your IP address and other things that can be used against you in the future.
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We help you receive SMS from anywhere in the world regardless of your location, IP Address or device. We have a large array of virtual phone numbers that allows you receive SMS from all over the world. This is to enable ease and convenience when registering and verifying on websites. You can utilize our platform in registering and verifying numerous websites such as Google, Yahoo, Fiverr, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and many others.
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The IP Survival Guide

The Informals Committee of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys

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Welcome to "The IP Survival Guide” – a podcast hosted by the CIPA Informals. Join us as we journey through all corners of Intellectual Property Law, dissecting the latest industry trends, exploring non-traditional career paths, and discussing mental health and wellbeing in the profession. Whether you're navigating the complexities of IP for the first time or seeking fresh perspectives, this podcast is here to support you. Each episode of "The IP Survival Guide" features expert guests providi ...
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SCP Reel to Reel

Levi Schultz

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Listen to reel to reel audio from the Data Redundancy Project archives which are intended to keep the SCP Foundation files safe from deletion or corruption by outside agencies or SCPs both known and unknown.
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From the creators of Incident Prevention magazine, the Incident Prevention Institute (iP Institute) exists to provide professional development opportunities to those in the utility industry. It features a wide range of educational products, developed by those who have years of experience dealing with the unique safety challenges faced by utilities. Subscribe to our podcast to get insights, education and strategies from leading utility safety experts.
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John 8:31 Then said Jesus to those Jews which believed on him, If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed; NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL IS NOTICE TO AGENT - NOTICE TO AGENT IS NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL If you are, or are affiliated with: a Monarchy/Government/Officer/Agency/Employee, foreign or domestic, CFR, UN, the BAR, the Vatican, The Rothschilds/The Rockefellers/J.P. Morgan Chase/ The Warburgs, the IMF, World Bank, and or The Press or in any way affiliated and or in concert with any of ...
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Institute of Policy Studies

Institute of Policy Studies

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The Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) was established in 1988 as an independent think-tank to study and generate public policy ideas in Singapore. IPS became an autonomous research centre of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore in 2008. Today, IPS continues to analyse public policy, build bridges between thought leaders, and communicate its findings to a wide audience. The Institute examines issues of critical national interest across a variety of ...
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Selling products online is challenging and can lead to poor customer experiences. In each episode, we explore how entrepreneurs and organizations in e-commerce are delivering delightfully unexpected experiences to their shoppers and customers! Amazon FBA, Shopify, artificial intelligence... We’ll discuss what matters today and what you can do to build a better eCommerce business, we’ll show you how! :) Appreciate the show? Leave us a review and rating in iTunes, or wherever you get your podc ...
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Before CIDR and modern subnetting, networks relied on a rigid system of classful addressing. In this episode, we take a historical look at how IP addressing originally worked using Class A, B, and C address ranges. You’ll learn why classful addressing was inefficient and how it limited IP allocation, leading to wasted address space and early deplet…
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In this episode of the Semiconductor Insiders video series, Dan is joined by John Elliott, security applications engineer from Cycuity. With 35 years of EDA experience, John’s current focus is on security assurance of hardware designs. John explains the importance of security coverage in the new global marketplace. He describes… Read More…
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Dan is joined by Mamta Gupta, She leads the Security Product Marketing, Datacenter and the Communications Segment Marketing Teams at Lattice. She brings with her over 20 years of FPGA experience in product development with special focus on security, aerospace and defense segments. Dan explores the growing area of cybersecurity… Read More…
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Dan is joined by Cristian Macario, senior technical professional at MathWorks, where he leads global strategy for the semiconductor segment. With a background in electronics engineering and over 15 years of experience spanning semiconductor design, verification, and strategic marketing, Cristian bridges engineering … Read More…
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Dan is joined by John O’Donnell, Founder and CEO of yieldHUB, a pioneering leader in advanced data analytics for the semiconductor industry. Since establishing the company in 2005 he has transformed it from a two-person startup into a trusted multinational partner that empowers some of the world’s leading semiconductor companies… Read More…
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Dan is joined by Kaihan Ashtiani, Corporate Vice President and General Manager of atomic layer deposition and chemical vapor deposition metals in Lam’s Deposition Business Unit. Kaihan has more than 30 years of experience in technical and management roles, working on a variety of semiconductor tools and processes. Dan explores… Read More…
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To wrap up the series, this episode reviews the full troubleshooting methodology—from identifying the problem to documenting the fix. We walk through common scenarios, showing how the steps apply in real life and what tools are best suited for each phase. You’ll revisit techniques for isolating symptoms, confirming theories, and verifying solutions…
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Not every issue fits into neat categories. In this episode, we address edge-case problems like Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) compatibility, expired licenses on security appliances, and odd client behaviors that defy conventional logic. You’ll learn how mobile OS updates, unsupported encryption protocols, or insufficient license capacity can cause my…
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This episode revisits advanced troubleshooting at the hardware and optical layer. We cover transceiver problems, dirty fiber connectors, power mismatches, and switch backplane limitations. You'll learn how to read interface stats for clues, test suspect links, and isolate faults in a complex network environment. We also explain how hardware limits—…
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DNS and NTP are often invisible—until they fail. This episode shows how to diagnose and fix issues with domain name resolution and time synchronization, both of which affect authentication, connectivity, and performance. You’ll learn how to use nslookup, dig, and ntpq to troubleshoot problems and interpret server behavior. We also cover how expired…
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Some network issues are subtle, involving advanced concepts like asymmetric routing, multicast flooding, and access control list (ACL) errors. This episode explains how asymmetric routing—where traffic returns on a different path than it arrived—can confuse firewalls and lead to dropped packets. We discuss how to diagnose and design around this beh…
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Poor network segmentation can lead to serious Layer 2 and Layer 3 problems. In this episode, we explain how excessive collision domains on legacy hubs or poorly configured switches can slow performance and cause retransmissions. We also dive into broadcast storms—where unchecked broadcast traffic floods the network—and routing loops, which occur wh…
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Routing issues can silently break connectivity—even if everything looks fine at Layer 2. In this episode, we diagnose common routing problems, including missing default routes, misconfigured static routes, and incorrectly advertised subnets. You'll learn how to use ping, traceroute, and routing tables to spot when traffic is being dropped or misrou…
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Sometimes network issues stem from the basics: incorrect VLAN assignment, disabled interfaces, or outdated configurations. This episode walks through foundational network checks that resolve a surprising number of connectivity issues. You'll learn how to verify trunk ports, check interface status, review MAC address tables, and ensure endpoints are…
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Even if the signal is strong, configuration mistakes can block connectivity. This episode addresses common wireless configuration errors such as mismatched SSIDs, incorrect security settings, or outdated drivers on client devices. You’ll learn how WPA2 vs. WPA3 affects compatibility, how authentication failures are logged, and what to check when cl…
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Signal problems are among the most common wireless complaints—and many stem from poor antenna planning. This episode examines how antenna placement, orientation, and environment affect signal propagation. You'll learn the difference between omnidirectional and directional antennas and how line-of-sight, reflection, and absorption affect coverage. W…
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Wireless technology is incredibly convenient—but also limited by physical and environmental factors. In this episode, we explore the inherent constraints of wireless communication, such as reduced throughput compared to wired networks, signal degradation over distance, and interference from walls, other devices, or even weather. You’ll learn how to…
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Every device platform—whether Cisco, Juniper, or another—has its own diagnostic approach. In this episode, we explore common troubleshooting techniques across routers and switches, focusing on interface states, routing tables, and platform-specific commands. You’ll learn how to interpret “up/down” messages, diagnose err-disabled ports, and use comm…
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Some of the most essential network management tools are also the most overlooked. This episode covers infrastructure tools such as TFTP servers for file transfers, terminal emulators like PuTTY and SecureCRT for CLI access, and core diagnostic commands including ping, traceroute, ipconfig, and netstat. You’ll learn how these tools assist with confi…
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Network visibility starts with knowing what’s on your network. In this episode, we explain network discovery techniques using tools like ping sweeps, SNMP queries, and Nmap scans to identify devices, operating systems, and open services. You’ll learn how to distinguish active vs. passive discovery methods, the importance of using up-to-date invento…
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To truly understand what’s happening on the network, you need to inspect the packets themselves. This episode introduces tools like Wireshark, tcpdump, and protocol analyzers that allow you to capture and analyze live traffic. You’ll learn how to filter by IP, port, or protocol, and how to identify patterns like retransmissions, failed handshakes, …
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Wireless networks introduce a layer of complexity that often demands specialized tools for visibility. In this episode, we cover wireless troubleshooting utilities including site survey tools, spectrum analyzers, and signal heatmaps. These help you diagnose issues like dead zones, co-channel interference, and excessive client density. We also explo…
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Fiber requires a different class of diagnostic tools due to its precision and sensitivity. In this episode, we cover devices like OTDRs (Optical Time Domain Reflectometers), power meters, and visual fault locators. You’ll learn how these tools detect breaks, signal loss, and connector issues with pinpoint accuracy. OTDRs, for example, send pulses o…
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Troubleshooting starts with the right tools. In this episode, we walk through the essential cable testing and installation tools you’ll use on the job. These include crimpers for RJ-45 connectors, punchdown tools for keystone jacks and patch panels, and continuity testers for verifying wire maps. You’ll also learn how cable locators and tone genera…
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