Same here. This started about 5 days ago. Spent 2 hours on chat with Netflix support to get to the bottom of it. I'm on a business connection and need IPv6, and the kids need Netflix (or the parents need the kids to have Netflix). They should allow users to register IPv6/48 or/56 or/64 (depending on what you get from he.net). I'm using he.net for all my ipv6 as my ISP is not able to provide static IPv6 (only dynamic for business customer for now). So I got caught in the battle.
I can do 100Mbps full speed with a cisco 2801 through NAT. Sure it's not cheap (average eBay price is around $500), but you get what you pay for. In addition to being able to push the 100Mbps you need you get all the extra feature of IOS (IPSec tunnels, IDS, SNMP management, QoS,...)
R.
I'm personally using this :
http://www.robominds.com/
There are good available libs for robotics purpose : http://www.motorobots.org/
I also saw others recommending the parallax which might fit better in your budget
France uses existing coper line for ADSL2+ (where adsl was already working before) and for 30euros/mon you have 10Mbps to 25Mbps depending on the distance to the dslam, VoIP and IPTV, a static IP and a reverse lookup with some provider (I'm using free.fr in France).
Here in USA (yes I also live in USA.. the joy off having 2 places and being able to compare), I pay over $100 for 6Mbps downstream (768Kbps up) with 5 IP, no reverse lookup, no VoIP and no IPTV
In both case I live a a city of a descent size where "high speed broadband" is available using regular coper line. So no need to add extra line to hardwire everybody... so problem is really the non competition between provider in USA and the FCC doesn't relay help....
Yes there is a Mac OS X version of XTen X-Lite SIP soft phone (www.xten.com). I'm using it to call friends with windows machine and linux machine.. works great.
For "commercial" SIP services there is also nikotel (www.nikotel.com) and they also are using XTen soft phone.
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Same here. This started about 5 days ago. Spent 2 hours on chat with Netflix support to get to the bottom of it. I'm on a business connection and need IPv6, and the kids need Netflix (or the parents need the kids to have Netflix). They should allow users to register IPv6 /48 or /56 or /64 (depending on what you get from he.net). I'm using he.net for all my ipv6 as my ISP is not able to provide static IPv6 (only dynamic for business customer for now). So I got caught in the battle.
I can do 100Mbps full speed with a cisco 2801 through NAT. Sure it's not cheap (average eBay price is around $500), but you get what you pay for. In addition to being able to push the 100Mbps you need you get all the extra feature of IOS (IPSec tunnels, IDS, SNMP management, QoS, ...)
R.
I'm personally using this : http://www.robominds.com/ There are good available libs for robotics purpose : http://www.motorobots.org/ I also saw others recommending the parallax which might fit better in your budget
These 2 shows were originally from G4 .. not from TechTV
just my 2c
France uses existing coper line for ADSL2+ (where adsl was already working before) and for 30euros/mon you have 10Mbps to 25Mbps depending on the distance to the dslam, VoIP and IPTV, a static IP and a reverse lookup with some provider (I'm using free.fr in France). Here in USA (yes I also live in USA .. the joy off having 2 places and being able to compare), I pay over $100 for 6Mbps downstream (768Kbps up) with 5 IP, no reverse lookup, no VoIP and no IPTV
In both case I live a a city of a descent size where "high speed broadband" is available using regular coper line. So no need to add extra line to hardwire everybody ... so problem is really the non competition between provider in USA and the FCC doesn't relay help....
SIP is a VoIP standard used by a lot of company doing VoIP comercial services like vonage or cisco.
Yes there is a Mac OS X version of XTen X-Lite SIP soft phone (www.xten.com). I'm using it to call friends with windows machine and linux machine.. works great. For "commercial" SIP services there is also nikotel (www.nikotel.com) and they also are using XTen soft phone.