Why is the first outgoing ring muffled?

I have a iPhone 4S. After updating to 5.0.1, outgoing calls have a muffled first ring.
What would cause this? It's just annyoing.

Are you talking about the ringing noise you hear when you are calling someone and waiting for them to pick up? That's a carrier generated sound. I'd contact your carrier.

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Why does the first iCal notification disappear as soon as I open the Apple cover so I can't read it?

Why does the first iCal notification disappear as soon as I open the Apple cover? It disappears so quickly that I cannot read it!

Right now (and for quite some time!) the community pages are a real PITA. Trying to link the two did not bring the nice behavior of the Forums to the Community, but rather brought that stench over here!
https://decibel.ni.com/content/thread/11597?tstart=0
Flame on. I find the community useless.
Click on link, or revisit old address from browser.
Hey nice, I am logged in.
Click on another link.
Darn, now I am logged out.
Log In.
Now I am at the Community Home page, where the heck was I?
Actually not mad, just indifferent. I figure in a few months I'll hear that it was fixed and maybe I'll go back there.

Why is the first lookup() relatively slow?

Hello hello,
I am doing load testing on an LDAP server right now. The first call to lookup() is an order of magnitude slower that subsequent lookup() calls over the same Context instance. Why?
I create a few instances of Context using Sun's InitialContext factory. I loop through a few lookup() requests over each of those Contexts. The first lookup takes 800 milliseconds, and all subsequent lookups take less than 20 milliseconds.
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Finally, I've also ensured that server-side caching does not cause subsequent requests to speed up.
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Why does the first page of construction plans in pdf format print correctly, while the drawings on other pages shrink?

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Why is the first address on a subnet reserved?

Based on subnetting, the "all 1s" or last address in a subnet is the broadcast address. Why is the "all 0s" or first address reserved? About all I can find on the web is that "way back in time" it was also a broadcast address of some type. Is there current programmatic reasons, or just convention to reserve the first address of a subnet? Is there something I can see with a wireshark trace? I happen to run into a situation recently where a host was in fact using the resevered first address both on net and across the router, apparently without issues. Links to documentation appreciated. Thanks.

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I'll try again - maybe this time I'll be helpful.
Beginning with very early RFCs, all zeros was recommended to represent "this". So an IP address with an all-zeros host bits, such as this Class C, 192.168.1.0 would mean "this network", 192.168.1.
Hosts were not to be assigned all zeros as a host number so they wouldn't be confused with a (sub)network number. I.e., if you use 192.168.1.0 as either a source or destination IP it could have special meaning (just as the all ones host is used for broadcasts). As far as I can tell, little if anything used this special designation (except for some old Unix implementations that could use all zeros as the broadcast address).
However, with RFC 3021, allowing for /31s for P2P links, the all zeros and all one host bits denote hosts. This RFC does has some interesting things to say about how all zero host IPs should be treated:
(h) { , , 0 }
         Subnetwork number. SHOULD NOT be used as a source address,
         except when the originator is one of the endpoints of a point-
         to-point link with a 31-bit mask. For other types of links, a
         packet with such a destination SHOULD be silently discarded.
         If these packets are not silently discarded, they MUST be treated
         as IP broadcasts [RFC1812].
(f) { , , 0 }
         Subnetwork number. SHOULD NOT be used as a source address,
         except when the originator is one of the endpoints of a point-
         to-point link with a 31-bit mask. For other types of links, a
         packet with such a destination SHOULD be silently discarded.
         If these packets are not silently discarded, they MUST be
         treated as IP broadcasts.
      (2) SHOULD silently discard on receipt (i.e., do not even deliver
      to applications in the router) any packet addressed to 0.0.0.0 or
      { , 0 }. If these packets are not silently
      discarded, they MUST be treated as IP broadcasts (see Section
      [5.3.5]). There MAY be a configuration option to allow receipt of
      these packets. This option SHOULD default to discarding them.
      In a point-to-point link with a 31-bit mask, a packet addressed to
      { , 0 } corresponds to one of the endpoints of
      such link, it MUST be treated as directed to the router on which
      the address is applied.
      (4) SHOULD NOT originate datagrams addressed to 0.0.0.0 or {
      , 0 }. There MAY be a configuration option to
      allow generation of these packets (instead of using the relevant
      1s format broadcast). This option SHOULD default to not
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      In a point-to-point link with a 31-bit mask, the configuration of
      such a mask SHOULD allow for the generation of datagrams addressed
      to { , 0 }.
With RFC 3021 (if I'm reading the above correctly), except for /31 P2P IPs, this shouldn't work, but the fact you've found it does, is likely due to most IP implementations not treating the all zeros host bits IP address as directed, above, but just as like another host IP. Again, if nothing really has used this special case, it simplifies the IP implementation.
In the above, technically, changing destination {, 0} as a MUST broadcast, should allow destination host to receive packet anyway.
Rule 4 is also interesting, as it assumes only /31 hosts can send to all zero hosts. This would be impossible to control if you don't know what the destination network-prefix is, and often only the destination truly knows.
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I'll try again

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I think that it is a bug.<br />
I've seen it myself too.<br />
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HI Hannah,
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Why is the first MIDI note always delayed?

Hi all
I'm having some trouble recording MIDI in Logic Pro X. When using virtual instruments (built-in Logic instruments) there is a latency issue with the first note. When recording or playing along, the first note I play has quite audible latency, but everything after that is fine, no latency. If the song is stopped and I am just playing the instrument it's fine, the problem only occurs when recording or playing back. If I am recording, the MIDI note is recorded in the correct place, it sounds fine in playback.
Really not sure what's going on. I've been looking round on the interwebs, and it seems that others are having the same issue, but I couldn't find any answers that fixed it for me. Any help would be appreciated
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Thanks for the help

Why does the first page in a tab disappear?

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Can anyone please explain this behaviour ? How can I solve this problem ?
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Make sure you have the error output from the property node connected to
the loop border. Even if the error os not used in the loop, this will
ensure that the property node clears the chart before the loop starts
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What is probably happening is the loop start running at the same time
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Ed
Message Edited by Ed Dickens on 04-11-2006 09:50 AM
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Why is the first page printed fine and subsequent pages are huge type with missed information?

When printing from a website the first page that gets printed is normal: regular size print and it fits on the page. All subsequent pages are large print do not fit on the page and information is missing between printed pages.
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See my answers below:
a) The size of the pages of PDF which you are printing. LETTER
b) Does all pages of the PDF are of same size? YES
c) What is the page size set in the Printer and what is the actual size of the paper which you have put in the tray? LETTER
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Thank you for attempting to help me with this... we have tried everything and haven't been able to resolve the problem.
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