Since this seems to happen to the OP faily often I'd suggest installing the recovery console to the hard drive so that you don't have to fumble around looking for the windows cd every time it happens.
Who cares? That site seems nigh useless. Any reputable warez dealer trades by Bittorrent with md5 signatures for guaraneed accuracy.
That is not the point of my original post or the site itself. The site is just a database of when albums were released onto the net and copyright holders just do searches for their.mp3 and send out cease and desist letters although there are no files. Godaddy will release your personal information AND charge you a $20 fee without even checking to see if their claims are valid. -Gerard
Be careful using domains by proxy. All someone has to do is email or send a letter to them saying you are violating their copyrights and with or without any proof at all they will release your personal information, remove the proxy service from your domain and charge you a $20 administrative fee. I run a website that lists mp3 song album and song names and I have had this happen to me several times sofar. Be careful. -Gerard
heres something you can do.. I work for a wireless isp and we mount our radio's to the back of our dishes and run cat5 cable from there to the computer.. well since networks only use 2 pair in the cat5 cable that leaves another 2 pair free.. you can use that 2 pair for power.. just pull those 4 wires out of the cable on each end, cut the end off the ac adaptor and connect the pos/neg to each pair on each end.. we've done runs over 250 ft doing this with no problems.. if you need a longer run you could put another box in the middle of the cable with a small hub/repeater in it and power it from the 2 pair you used in the cat5 cable..
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Mikrotik will do everything you need and more.
You would need build your own using a RB/411A, CA/411, R52H, AC/SWI and a 12-24volt power supply and you would be all set.
http://www.mikrotik.com/
http://forum.mikrotik.com/
The guys over at http://www.quicklinkwireless.com/ sell preassembled AP's and will even walk you through configuring it.
It's not at the 25 MHz frequency.. It's a 25MHz wide channel in the 2.x GHz frequency.. The /. article was misleading..
It would be almost useless due to noise at 25 MHz frequency..
-G
I'm guessing this is the ordinance that he broke.
A dminCode3=541&AdminCode4=04
http://www.cantonlaw.org/ordinance/OrdinanceGet2?
Since this seems to happen to the OP faily often I'd suggest installing the recovery console to the hard drive so that you don't have to fumble around looking for the windows cd every time it happens.
; en-us;307654 for more details
Check out http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb
-Gerard
oops, meant $5 a blank.
-Gerard
Ever heard of dual layer media? Almost every dvd burner sold now suports it.. The media is still on the expensive side.. ~$2 a blank..
-Gerard
Who cares? That site seems nigh useless. Any reputable warez dealer trades by Bittorrent with md5 signatures for guaraneed accuracy.
.mp3 and send out cease and desist letters although there are no files. Godaddy will release your personal information AND charge you a $20 fee without even checking to see if their claims are valid.
That is not the point of my original post or the site itself. The site is just a database of when albums were released onto the net and copyright holders just do searches for their
-Gerard
Be careful using domains by proxy. All someone has to do is email or send a letter to them saying you are violating their copyrights and with or without any proof at all they will release your personal information, remove the proxy service from your domain and charge you a $20 administrative fee.
I run a website that lists mp3 song album and song names and I have had this happen to me several times sofar. Be careful.
-Gerard
heres something you can do.. I work for a wireless isp and we mount our radio's to the back of our dishes and run cat5 cable from there to the computer.. well since networks only use 2 pair in the cat5 cable that leaves another 2 pair free.. you can use that 2 pair for power.. just pull those 4 wires out of the cable on each end, cut the end off the ac adaptor and connect the pos/neg to each pair on each end.. we've done runs over 250 ft doing this with no problems.. if you need a longer run you could put another box in the middle of the cable with a small hub/repeater in it and power it from the 2 pair you used in the cat5 cable..