Links

ACM Computing Surveys
ACM Transactions on Information and System Security
ACM Transactions on Internet Technology
ACM Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications, and Applications
ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks
Ad Hoc and Sensor Wireless Networks
Ad Hoc Networks Journal
AEU - International Journal of Electronics and Communications

Always good for a laugh!

"Chuck Norris can kill two stones with one bird."
"There is no 'ctrl' button on Chuck Norris's computer. Chuck Norris is always in control."
"Chuck Norris can slam a revolving door."

Some links related to mobile networking, in particular Mobile IP, MANETs and NEMO.

Organisations

• Nautilus6

• Google Scholar
• Wireless CFP List

When you right-click on a folder in Ubuntu Linux you are given an option to Create Document. Initially no templates are installed. To install a template simply create blank document in the ~/Templates directory and it will appear in the right-click menu.

The default install of Firefox on Ubuntu tries to use IPv6. Although IPv6 works fine on Ubuntu, there are problems with Firefox and IPv6 and browsing can be annoyingly slow (for example, several second delay when performing DNS lookup).

Postfix is a mail daemon for sending email (an alternative to sendmail).

Linux distribution which is relatively easy to install and use. I have tried Ubuntu and it does provide a user friendly Linux distro, detecting hardware automatically so that things like sound and networking work straight away.

TOT is one of the government owned telcos (the other one being CAT) in Thailand. They provide ADSL to dorm rooms at the Thammasat University Rangsit Campus.

One of the oldest universities in Thailand, which gained a good reputation through its social sciences. Now a multi-disciplinary university, with campuses in the CBD and in Pathumthani (Rangsit).

A comprehensive and fast software mirror in Thailand. Contains most the Linux distrubtions (Fedora, Ubuntu), CTAN, CPAN, PHP, Apache and so on.

NECTEC is a good Thai mirror containing several Linux distributions, as well as Thai specific software (for example, Thai Open Office).

The School of ICT at SIIT (Thammasat University) has links to several courses (including lecture notes) online.

A running and social group that gets together every Saturday afternoon in and around Bangkok for a run, followed by drinks. One of the many Hash House Harrier groups worldwide. You can see other group

One thing I got used to in Australia was having quite a reliable ADSL Internet connection (512kb/s download, 128kb/s upload, 8GB monthly limit through Internode for $AU40 per month). Before arriving, getting a similar service in Bangkok was a concern.