Just there was a story on increasing options to the Linksys WRT54G wireless routers. Maybe you can try 4 of those (1 per floor) and settings (encryption is a must so people not allowed to, steal your bw) to help against abusers.
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It's upsetting the $1,200 price-tag pays more for the compact-type computer than for the computer parts itself. I'd like to see a release of a more asthetic and powerful computer. Removing the CDROM would free up some room for upgrades and since many in-dash CD players are regular PC CDROMS some sort of uplink through that doesn't seem so farfetched.
Even on a gigabit backbone, that's roughly 65MB per second of thoroughput in real world performance. The performance is only a factor for local reads/writes and access time.
Is onboard gigabit ethernet affected by the same setbacks as passing through the PCI bus?
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Why be such an asshole?
Just there was a story on increasing options to the Linksys WRT54G wireless routers. Maybe you can try 4 of those (1 per floor) and settings (encryption is a must so people not allowed to, steal your bw) to help against abusers.
In my area I pay $40 for 1.5/128. Lots of people get DSL for $25/month on promotional deals ($25 for 1 year on a 2 year contract).
That darn weatherbug thing that everyone I know has. You try to uninstall it but it manages to find a way back in :-/
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Already done
Hahah, that's what I thought when I saw that ;) Plenty of room to run Netstumbler eh?
It's upsetting the $1,200 price-tag pays more for the compact-type computer than for the computer parts itself. I'd like to see a release of a more asthetic and powerful computer. Removing the CDROM would free up some room for upgrades and since many in-dash CD players are regular PC CDROMS some sort of uplink through that doesn't seem so farfetched.
For a cheap InkJet solution THG recommends the Canon i850.
"if there were three copies of Dave Matthews Band's "Crash", would that not be suing for $450,000 for one song?"
well 3 different people with the same copyrighted song is still 3 instances of piracy
30k limit is not exactly "a few cents". I'm gonna have to check the statement myself.
I don't think it's a matter of technology, but rather the ethics behind doing what the people want.
Is onboard gigabit ethernet affected by the same setbacks as passing through the PCI bus?