Archive for February 2012

How to make a Minecraft Server : Port Forwarding

PRESS SHOW MORE! I have been getting so many questions about the EXACT SAME ERRORS that I am not answering anything I have answered before. Read the comments and check the Q&A in the description. Hey guys its Squeegee and I’m going to make this a series on making a minecraft server. let me just go over the basic questions and answers that people get problems with then they try to do this. Q: Mine and yours look different, i cant find the pages i need in my router page A: That sucks dude, try some troubleshooting, this the only thing i really cant explain more, if i made a tut on every router it would take years. Q: Says something about my lan ip being wrong? A: Ya i thought so, just go through the IPCONFIG stuff and try some other numbers there, this part is a little different for everybody, trial and error Q: It says that port is already bound? A: Restart your modem and try again, make sure you clear anything in the port forwarding section Q: Nothing seems like it is happening A: Restart your router manually, by walking over to it, turning it off, and resetting it by hand Q: When i run my server it says (x) error A: Watch my next tut, if i dont cover it in that episode, then post your issue there anyway. Q: server runs fine but people cant connect ;’( A: Make sure you went to IPchicken and gave them THAT ip, and then double check your steps on the port forward Q: k yeh did that but they still cant connect A: ok comment and tell me what error they are getting, what the

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50 Job interview Mistakes (Interview killers) – Part1 of 2

Unique collection of 50+ common interview mistakes Fundamentals: •Following the rules helps more when job market conditions are not really good •Is there exact science behind the questions asked? It depends: -There might be a novice as scared as you are about the situation -There might be an Interviewing Pro playing with you •People buy to satisfy their needs, not yours. Position yourself as a solution to their problems. •We come to the interview to: -let them make sure you they want you for the job -interview them to make sure you really want that Career Builder Statistics: •51 percent listed dressing inappropriately •49 percent cited badmouthing a former boss as the worst offense •48 percent said appearing disinterested •Arrogance (44 percent) •Insufficient answers (30 percent) •Not asking good questions (29 percent) Summary of Trouble Areas: •Looking disinterested (Indifference) •Being unprofessional: •Negativism •Lack of preparation •Not sounding naturally •Being Self-centric •Behavioral problems •Lack of confidence •Non-Verbal Communication Looking disinterested (Indifference) •Being unprepared. •Not asking questions •Failure to ask for the job (openly express your interest) at the end of interview •Not following up with email, letter, phone call •Unwillingness to work after official hours •Be unwilling to start at the bottom; expect too much. •Refuse to work in a team. Being unprofessional: •Never ever have a spelling error in a resume •Overemphasizing money. Asking