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Solvason-Pastuch;230773 Wrote:
> Oh, I know your pain. I have always, and still do, feel that this piece
> of
> equipment is nothing but a techie toy. Imagine how many cars there
> would be
> on the road if they had to update their software evry night. Zero!
Having just put my 4-year-old ca
I've been running an SB3 for about 2 years now. I update automatically.
I've never had any problems with it. I listen to music all the time.
I dual boot my server between linux and win2k (not a dedicated box
right now) and both versions of the server work just fine. I'd run
linux full time if
Solvason-Pastuch;230773 Wrote:
> David
>
> Oh, I know your pain. I have always, and still do, feel that this
> piece of
> equipment is nothing but a techie toy. Imagine how many cars there
> would be
> on the road if they had to update their software evry night. Zero! If
>
> evertime they
Solvason-Pastuch;230773 Wrote:
> Imagine how many cars there would be
> on the road if ... evertime they crashed, someone died.
Slimserver crashed and someone died?
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Solvason-Pastuch wrote:
> Oh, I know your pain. I have always, and still do, feel that this piece of
> equipment is nothing but a techie toy. Imagine how many cars there would be
> on the road if they had to update their software evry night. Zero! If
> evertime they crashed, someone died.
Solvason-Pastuch;230773 Wrote:
>
> Yep, a great toy, if you want to play. A lowsy toy if you want to
> actually
> listen to music.
I have to disagree with this. I think the Squeezebox *is* great for
those who want to fiddle around with it, but it has worked equally well
as a "set it and forge
Kind of satisfying isn't it? Now you feel vindicated when you show off
your SB setup to visitors, that you warn them each of them that it is
something of a techie thing.
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Seineseeker
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Solvason-Pastuch;230773 Wrote:
> Yep, a great toy, if you want to play. A lowsy toy if you want to
> actually
> listen to music.
I've got three (SB1, SB2, Transporter) and strangely enough, I only use
them for listening to music. Flawlessly. Every day. No problems.
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Fifer
gt; To:
> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 5:10 PM
> Subject: [slim] A satisfying crunch
>
>
> >
> > When you have discovered that your SlimBox has, once again, failed
> to
> > connect when you have made the slightest change to your hardware and
> > will n
Solvason-Pastuch wrote:
> David
>
> Oh, I know your pain. I have always, and still do, feel that this piece of
> equipment is nothing but a techie toy. Imagine how many cars there would be
> on the road if they had to update their software evry night. Zero! If
> evertime they crashed, someo
, if you want to play. A lowsy toy if you want to actually
listen to music.
Russ
- Original Message -
From: "David Lawrence"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 5:10 PM
Subject: [slim] A satisfying crunch
>
> When you have discovered that
On 9/27/07, David Lawrence <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just place it on the floor and jump on it. The crunch is really
> satisfying and you are left with the knowledge that, after years of
> trying to prtetend that this crap is worth persisting with, tomorrow
> you can go out and but something t
egd;230624 Wrote:
> ... place the blame on his crunchbox. No doubt, he'd have a hard time
> getting two PCs to talk to one another across a switch.
Not to mention the challenges of listing it on ebay and getting some of
his money back.
"crunchbox" - hilarious!
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haunyack
Transporter
Looking at his posts it's plain to see he know's absolutely nada about
networking and has then proceeded to place the blame on his crunchbox.
No doubt, he'd have a hard time getting two PCs to talk to one another
across a switch. He's probably better off with a fm-radio.
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egd
Thecus N5200P
With a total of 14 posts he's obviously asked us all how to fix his
problems :-)
Craig
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MC2Slim - Windows Shell and J River Media Center Integration for
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It was pobably in a huff with you calling it a SlimBox as opposed to a
SqueezeBox :P
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David Lawrence;230588 Wrote:
> When you have discovered that your SlimBox has, once again, failed to
> connect when you have made the slightest change to your hardware and
> will not recognize the existence of either the ethernet or wireless
> networks, don't give up.
>
> Just place it on the fl
When you have discovered that your SlimBox has, once again, failed to
connect when you have made the slightest change to your hardware and
will not recognize the existence of either the ethernet or wireless
networks, don't give up.
Just place it on the floor and jump on it. The crunch is really
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