tommydski wrote:Would like to have seen Joy Division.

I've been trying to invent a time machine just to see Joy Division and then destroy it.

You could try to put that in your css file:

John W. wrote:Nothing at all... it just rarely happens.

Believe it or not but I just did that with the Excellent Italian Greyhound. I'm not sure if that will happen with the new Weakerthans.

...which is what I'm forced to do, but it moves the IP address administration to the client, which is a complete pain. Between TiVo, PCs, my NAS and my other geeky crap I have 18 NICs on my home network, and it would be a hell of a lot easier to administer their IP assignments from one central loca...

Avoid Linksys, unless you can get one of the older Linux ones which allow you to put your own firmware on it. The new VxWorks-based ones are pure poo. Christ, they don't even allow you to setup DHCP with IP address affinity (so that a particular computer will get associated with the same IP address...

This is sick and I don't care about any circumstances. Then you don't care about the truth, only your perception of it....through some grainy ass footage on Youtube. So you know the difference between the truth and your perception of it? "War Crime" is a powerful term. It's something you ...

sunset_gun wrote:War Crime? I don't know....

So you think they were just defending freedom?

This is sick and I don't care about any circumstances.

One of my two cats is named King Buzzo. So a not crap from me.

My girlfriend named the other one, so I couldn't name him Dale.

So how is it going? Even if the config pages have many options in most cases it should be enough to find the section where you setup how you connect to the net. This section is often labelled "WAN" or simply "Internet". There you must tell the router how you connect (PPPoE, stati...

You didn't tell us very much about the problem so here is some general advice to setup the beast. Connect to your Mac and the router with an Ethernet cable. Go to System Preferences - Network - Show Ethernet - click TCP/IP. Is it setup to use DHCP? If not set it to use DHCP and see, if the IP addres...