rollover usage would be nice, if they indeed cap things.
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At 10:08 PM 9/15/2008, James Maki Poked the stick with:
Thanks to all who responded with comments, suggestions or viewpoints on the
coming change to Comcast. I am not happy with the cap, even if I don't
surpass it, because it leaves me
I am looking at a firewire-to-ide bridge board at FireWire Depot;
http://fwdepot.com/thestore/product_info.php/products_id/1643
In the description, it states that it Support Win98SE, ME, 2K, XP, Linux,
FreeBSDS and MAC OS 8.6 or higher. No mention of Vista. I wrote customer
support asking about
And to make matters more upsetting, I am seeing Comcast ads for their
internet service touting downloading movies, tv and music. They have a
special price for new customers of only $24.99 per month for the rest of the
year. Now, why does a company that is complaining of network saturation by
their
Which budget Linksys N router do you have?
WRT150N?
If yes, then you're in luck, you can install DD-WRT on it and experience
performance like never before :)
On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 9:20 PM, Wayne Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
At 01:18 PM 9/13/2008, Ben Ruset typed:
Agreed. I tried a
I'm thinking of building a new system. I really really don't want a monster
case style system. After looking at shuttle's prices, I think I can build
my own for a bit cheaper, but I would like to do a bit of comparison first.
I have settled on a Silverstone case
Thanks Scott, and, yeah, I've looked into the Soekris products.
They seem expensive, though, as I would need some additional Soekris components
for the purpose.
At the moment, Asus' new Eee PC 701 for the firewall seems like a good buy.
This is for my home office, so the cheaper the better.
Not yet, but I've set up a few of the 54 models for friends.
My reason for a stand alone system for firewalling, is that with my current solution, I've had absolutely zero spam, trojans, spyware, and what have we - for years. And
I'd very much like to keep it that way.
I'll check out the
I set up one of those for my dad some months ago, as they needed some more
power (big old house with thick brick walls).
Works flawlessly, easy to setup, smooth internet connetion whereever in the
house (using full encryption), with two laptops sharing only 1Mbit.
Cards in the laptops are
