This week of Hardware and Network Fundamentals we went from learning with general subnet masks to learning what a borrowed subnet mask is. 172.168.242.1 255.255.0.0 bold = network addresses underline = host bits n=2 ~In Binary~ 172.168.242.1 10101100.10101000.11110010.00000001 255.255.192.0 11111111.11111111.11000000.00000000 172.168.192.0 10101100.10101000.11000000.00000000 ~In Binary~ A borrowed subnet mask is when a general subnet mask (class... Continue Reading →

This week of Hardware and Network Fundamentals we learned about Binary. I already new about binary, but not the way in networks. Binary in networks works with 255.0.0.0 in the first subnet mask, which gives you 255 options as an answer in A. In B  with 255.255.0.0 as the subnet mask you get 256 squared... Continue Reading →

This week of Hardware and Network Fundamentals we learned more about the layers of the OSI model and the physical devices themselves. We learned about what device does what in which layer. Router uses IP addresses in Layer 3. We went over a lot of protocols as well. ARP is Address Resolution Protocol. Lastly we... Continue Reading →

Photo Manipulation is everywhere now and is impacting our everyday life! But how do YOU feel about that? In my opinion I feel photo manipulation isn’t a problem, unless it involves completely destroying the original picture and/ or is lying to me about what the original picture was. If you are going to manipulate something,... Continue Reading →

I believe Photography is heading down a dark path and will probably never recover. Snap and send, snap and send, snap and send, is all we see anymore and nothing about how we enjoyed what we did, or take our... Continue Reading →

This week of Hardware and Network Fundamentals we learned about Topologies, protocols, and addresses. No, no, no, not your typical addresses, MAC addresses and IP Addresses. We talked about Mac addresses and how the first 6 digits or 24-bits (AA-AA-AA-AA-AA-AA,)... Continue Reading →

This week of Hardware and Network Fundamentals I learned about the OSI model and network devices. The OSI model in order from 1-7 is Physical, Data link, Network, Transport, Session, Presentation, and Application. We also learned about what devices like... Continue Reading →