I was in Home Depot looking for a pipe adapter for my kitchen sink. The copper pipe that the water supply line connects to doesn't have treads for it to screw into. I thought I was going to have to weld a adapter with threads on, but the store guy mentioned that they have one's that dont need welding because they have a special tool that can force the pipe on and off. They were out and I forgot to ask him what they are called.
There are 2 types of firewalls: 1.- Software: Usually in the Operative System (windows, linux, mac os, etcetera) or also in security packages (norton, mcafee, panda, trend antivirus, avg, etcetera) they can all be disactivated in the options menu sof the respective program, for Operative Systems you can disactivate them in control panels in the networking areas or firewall configurations(Graphic User Interface, GUI, that means the interactive onscreen pictures and mouse) or by command line (DOS like thing) 2.- Hardware: These firewalls are configured in either your internet modems, routers switches, etcetera. To find out what firewalls are active you need to access your internet device and reconfigure (done by IP addresses or special programs), your ISP (Internet Service Provider) can also restrict certain ports, this means that whoever provides you internet can have predetermined restrictions (firewalls)
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