whats the thing with nicnames?
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I knew a girl in school that farted in class really loud one time, so somebody came up with the nickname Jennifart
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I'm not exactaly sure, but from the name, it sounds like a mail server, and I know that my computer gets a "error 403: Forbidden!" on it.
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dean jacobs, clubhouse, knorr, sassafrass \nOr are you looking to brainstorm ideas for new names\nI'd go with a family name. Its cheaper and it sounds like its been around forever you just haven't heard of it yet. Therefore classier.
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Yes, you have to go to options, and then to general settings.  The first thing on the general settings is where you can change your name/nick, etc.
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Actually it is called a process (without the trailing 'or') ID. All memory-resident programs have a process ID (us in the computer field call it a PID for short). This is mainly due to the fact that PIDs were first notable (not first period, i ma sure others used this beforehand) use of PIDs was in the UNIX Timesharing OS. There are a number of reasons that programs have PIDs, and if you ever tried to debug several instnces of a program running at once, it's a lot easier than going by the program name, esp. if the same name shows up 15 or so times :)
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Yes, it's sad and maddening.  It's also extremely irresponsible.\n\nHowever, the reason why I was compelled to answer your question is to let you know how tickled I was when I saw your Y.A. ID, or nickname.  Ni ... hahaha (ROTFL).  Is it Ni, or Nee?  Or maybe Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.  Thanks for the reminder of pure silliness, and the belly laugh!!!
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DNS= Domain Name System/Domain Name Server\nNetwork/Internet resources like web pages and mail servers are stored on computers. Each computer is assigned an IP address which identifies it on the network-- think of it like the license plate on your car, or your phone number. But people do not look for those resources by IP address--- too hard to keep them all straight. So we use a DNS server to keep a list of what name matches to what number. When you go looking for a web page, for example, you tell your computer "go to www.yahoo.com" but your computer does not know who that is. So your computer asks the DNS server. The DNS server translates the name to the address so the computer can find what it is looking for.
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u have assigned IP address..TCP&#92;IP will resolve computer names
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why are you saying my nickname!!! My name is Chassidy and my nick name is Chassi. Plus no one ever takes the time to say Chassidy, they just call me chassi.
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because when your using your username your using the main connection, eg the connection is not going to be shared between usernames.
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Mine is. And so far nobody has been able to guess what it is.\n\nAny username that has numbers in it is incredibly un-clever because it proves that you can't think one up on your own. The trick to finding a good username is to pick one that sounds namelike enough to not look stupid when you add 's to the end, is actually pronouncable, has no numbers and reflects some aspect of yourself.
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There is a web hosting server, which has got different virual folders setup as websites...more like a schema...those folders are locked with a referenced IP address. So when you type in the website address...DNS reosloves the name to the IP address...and gives you the website to  your browser!\n\nHelps??
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Basically you have DNS and/or WINS.  Both need to be specified either statically in the TCP/IP settings or assigned to you dynamically by the DHCP server.\n\nBasically, DNS is used to resolve the fully qualified domain names such as mypc.myflorida.com=192.168.1.10\n\nWINS is used with NETBIOS to resolve the short names like just mypc=192.168.1.10
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Netbios is naming resolving old method & WINS (windows internet naming service) is newer in used in after win2000 server.\n\nNetbios is used Nt3.5 and Nt4 version.\n\nyou can see in ADS (active directory service) in windows server OS or MCSE topics for more details.
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Many people do not want to be contacted so they do not allow this sort of contact. This is also why the nicknames are different than the yahoo userid's. I allow messages to be sent to me, but normally only answer about 1 in 10 as many turn out to be soliciting advanced consulting and of course they want it for free.
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Sorry, I searched all over thinternet but could not find a data base with that name included.  BTW, is it for a boy or girl?  It sounds like a nice name.   Perhaps in is a combination of 2 names or something like that?
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Actually, it's "query". \n\nGive http://www.namedroppers.com/ a try, it should help ya out.