Intuition on Network Spectrum and Bandwidth

Source:  A Survey of 5G Network: Architecture and Emerging Technologies

"The process of building a network environment includes two parts: consider the spectrum and then the bandwidth. Using cars on the highway as an analogy, the highway is like a spectrum, lanes are like the channels, and whether the car should be on the highway is determined based on the existence of holes, interference, or other factors of the channel. The lane to be used and when to switch lanes can also be determined.

Awesome Links for Technology Enthusiasts and Programmers

Category - Blog :
Date Created - 17/06/16
Date Updated - 5/07/16

Programming and Design:

• http://andyshora.com/promises-angularjs-explained-as-cartoon.html
• https://www.cs.mtu.edu/~shene/NSF-3/e-Book/MONITOR/basics.html
• https://blog.varonis.com/introduction-to-oauth/
• https://www.ics.uci.edu/~pattis/ICS-33/lectures/complexitypython.txt
• https://material.google.com/
• https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~tmjvasig/CS134Testing.html
• http://wps.aw.com/aw_kurose_network_4/63/16303/4173750.cw/index.html

Diving deep - Recursion by Intuition.

 I will assumes that you have heard of recursions and know a little or more on coding, better said - functions, methods or a code blocks.

Okay, having established a basis, lets talk about one of programmers nightmares - Recursion.
I personally, have had a hard time understanding it and it happened I had those light bulb moments while having a bath and thinking of a challenge I had just solved using recursion. Yeah, some times you solve challenges and it snaps - it works but deep down, you know you haven't fully understood why it worked. Don't worry, if it happens to you, the bad news is that you are now alone. Though I would probably say "Its because we haven't been able to intuitively understand the problem/solution".

Back to bathing and thinking of why my solution worked - well it just had to, I had even dreamt about solving the challenge. The good news is I figured out the whole stuff and yes, I figured it out the intuitive way (I had that priceless "Ahaa" moment when you suddenly shout "UP NEPA" - just incase you dont understand the Ahaa moment, trust me you dont need it to know about Recursions) and that is what am about to share. Relax!!!, it easier than you think, it is so simple that you probably overlooked looking at Recursions that way. (next time you have a problem, try thinking about it while taking a bath, there is something in the water that makes the solution flow intuitively. If I and Archimedes can do it, you can also do it) 

Poems

Poems

Written by my sister @Ms_Emjay_Cee, 

(pictures on this page are not part of the poems)

                                                        Star

Head bent

Spirit broken 

Told of a star

Full of promises

Desire awoken

Despair abound

To reach for the star

Was the only hope

Not again

Tears and pain

For the star was gone

Far beyond my reach

Dreams gone 

Darkness surrounds

Strange light at my door 

Alas my star found me.

                                                                                @Ms_Emjay_Cee

More than Pings, Little things you don't know about the ICMP Protocol - A Hackers Introductory Note on ICMP

Internet Control Message Protocol - ICMP 

If you are relatively new or in-experienced in the Networking field, your first guess at the mention of ICMP protocol would be "Ahaa, the protocol that the Ping command is based on" and you might further define it as a protocol for testing network reachability - Dont worry you are partially correct but I'll pardon you for belittling the great ICMP to just a network tester.

Also, if you are relatively experienced, chances are that you will say something like "ICMP is an error-reporting mechanism in the IP layer.
Me: Well yeah error reporting mechanism - Why do you say error reporting or what makes it an error reporting mechanism?
You: "Every where goes mute"

Meet Murphy - The Microsoft AI Bot and My "wanna be" Skype Companion

LETS BEGIN HERE FOR THE WHOLE PICS

I really have never been so keen on writing blog posts, though, I would say sometimes I get an avalanche of ideas perhaps worth telling, questions worth asking and perhaps humour worth sharing.
So why did I decide to write this.
First am a science/tech fan and I love to get to the roots -  I like to ask how, why , what.
So what does this have to do with what am going to write.



IF YOU NEED LITTLE DRAMA, START READING FROM HERE:

I was studying in the library and in one of those epic moments, my mind wandered off course into tech lands. To cut it short, I ran a command on my chrome browser.
Yep "skype://mySkypeId" and as you may guess, This me trying to call "me" on Skype. well so easy,