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I like having the tagging enabled myself. Makes finding pictures of some place much easier (Flickr lets you sort all your pictures geographically).

This is interesting, because I'm currently in the process of outgrowing the IP topology at work. Sites were only given a class C each, and that isn't enough thanks to BYOD and smartphones. Going to ip6 would make some sense, but if I get the addresses from my ISP, how does that work when I have...

It is a skywhale of course! Mascot of Canberra....or just a joke.

Seconding Merc on the 840. Just the standard one will be fine.

I only have experience with the Linksys BT100, which may be the largest one out there, but it worked great.

Yup, saw that this morning. Shame my wife still thinks the S7 and A7 are ugly. And that they don't sell the S6 Avant in this country.

Both flats have occurred on field roads with heavy gravel on the side (trapping debris and allowing pointy things to hold nasty orientations). Actually, both happened on the same road within 5 miles of each other. Shame that is the main road between me and my favorite (closed) roads.

What is the argument for running ip6 in a non-routeable private network? Any reason I can't just support ip6 on my firewall and other connected devices forever?

This is only my second flat in 1500 miles of riding, so I don't consider it a deal-breaker. Just sucks when it does happen. I do carry a spare tube, but this tire was damaged enough by the time I got the metal out that the tube caused it to bulge. The tires I run (Gatorskin) are actually pretty...

My instructor had a GoldWing when I was first learning to ride. Took it on the track and embarrassed us all; including a stoppie at the end. Those things are beasts.

That is interesting, I've never had that issue before with v4...does yours work with v4?

Nice Merc. Let me know your thoughts. My S3 is starting to fail in interesting ways (dropped who knows how many times, and was on me without case when I crashed on my bike @ 30mph).

No problem....

Middle of a solo night ride in the middle of nowhere. Had to get the wife and kid to come pick me up; don't carry a spare tire and couldn't get that piece out cleanly.

Seconding all above. If an SSD helps an Atom-based machine (and it does), it could do some good there as well. And you could match the capacity for not much scratch.

That is quite an awesome price. Did you order one? Any experience with that seller?

I really like RDJ, and Iron Man is one of my favorite characters. I like those that made themselves vs. those that had something happen to them (Spiderman) or started out as gods (Thor). I suppose Batman would be the equivalent on the other side of the coin.

Tannin, how easy would it be to do a large deployment with Classic Shell? Do you have a config file done up the way you like it?

All my TVs ever do is display from a single output. I don't even need speakers. The only thing I care about is the quality of the video, but I don't think I'll be getting much there either at this price. Mainly it is a technical demo of what 4k is and can be used for.

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It is 100F+ for the last two days....no folding for me.

http://www.damnyouautocorrect.com/57202/wait-the-stamps-are-where/

I will send/receive any inappropriate text you like as a test; but then you would have to share information (via PM or e-mail). Or you can just post her cell # and we can all try texting dirty things to her ;)

There was a bit of a derailment, but I think we're good now. I could move the posts, but I don't think it matters.

No idea. But mine should be here next week. Review to come.

The biggest market for 4k will be TVs first and monitors second (for quite a while, the cheapest way to get a ~2MP screen was to buy a 1080p TV). And as a TV, 50" is just about the minimum size anyone could appreciate 4k. As such, I doubt anyone will ramp up production of 4k displays much...

Several review sites (including the one I linked to above) bought and reviewed that exact TV. Apparently no gotcha, but everyone believes this is a limited time offer. If the "maybes" become "yes" I'll be ordering 5 of those by tomorrow.

All my users that I've been talking to about 4k screens today wanted 45-50" screens 2-3 feet away. The idea was not to see the whole thing at once, but to actually treat it as a desktop, with windows open all over the place.

I consider being able to see a hint of pixels a good thing, particularly in CAD and Photoshop. It is nice to know that something is exactly spot on (down to the pixel) than just as close as I can see.

This article led me to this one, and now I'm interested in something with a resolution higher than the 2560x1600 that I get with the 30" Dell monitors. However unlike JTR, I have no interest in paying for pixels that I don't see/can't appreciate. So I wouldn't want to go much below the 0.25mm...

Nah, regular SSDs are now big and fast enough for workstations. And I have yet to build a NAS with SSDs; the price and capacity have a ways to go before that happens.

Yeah, I suspected as much, but there was no hard deadline for the kid...so I was trying to stretch out play time a bit longer. Now my workbench is a disaster.

I've been in and out of the hobby with the kid and work demanding quite a bit of my time. I have built and flown a few Radian motor-gliders, including one with a full APM 2.5+ autopilot with GPS and speed sensor. I also modified one set of wings with ailerons to some significant success. Most...

Man, I would love to have one of those.

Dealing with a baby. Mom handles most of the duties, but when the kid is crying and mom can't get her to stop, then I step in. 4 times today so far.

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I did just order a new bike frame and 24Ah of batteries for my new drone. So the adventure is there, but it is elsewhere.

The redundancy of a two node system would be worth quite a bit to me.

Enjoying my 531byte HTML compliant webpage. It should be quite a while before I exceed the bandwidth allocations ;)

Thanks, but the kid is less than a week old. I would be in serious trouble.

Thanks for the tip. I currently have an external BD drive that disconnects any time the computer sleeps, requiring a reboot. I'll check that out.

I have their RB1100AHx2 as my home router at the moment, just for testing, and I think I may use them to replace all the smoothwalls I have out there. Considering I am not a router guru, the learning curve is steep. But it is certainly all there and a very high-quality package.

If you are looking for low powered and cheap yet capable, check out MikroTik RouterBoards.

Thanks!

My business card has three pieces of information on it. My name, my e-mail, and my domain name. Until now the domain name went nowhere. Thanks to my new Dreamhost account it points somewhere. Of course, I know nothing of HTML. Currently the page looks exactly like I want, but I know the HTML is...

Thanks for that. Just took advantage of it.

There are probably better alternatives out there, but Ubuntu allows creation of a bootable USB stick right off their install media.

Crappy phone picture, but this is Mouse.

2010 Tobin James Silver Reserve Syrah. 9.5/10 from me.

I've done some Smoothwalls lately. They don't seem to be doing much in development, but every issue I've had with them has been hardware related. Uptimes probably average 4 years (that short because I occasionally reboot for updates, though not often). Make sure the NIC and SATA controller are...