Re: [CGUYS] Has Apple Crossed the Line?

[Stephen Brownfield]

I didn't know there were so many B5 fans on the list.



John Duncan Yoyo wrote:

Great now I get hear all Toms posts with Londo's accent.




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Re: [CGUYS] Router for Belgium

[Art Clemons]

 
 I don't see how that follows.  The router in question uses a wall wart
 for power, most of these will say on them what they'll handle and
 there are few these days that won't do both power frequencies and
 voltages.  My computer and camera had no problems in France with
 simple power plug adapters, but I didn't have any networking gear
 with me other than a LAN cable and the Ethernet port on the comp.
 
 Belgium is supposedly the same as France as far as power pin outs. 


Come on guys, the silly router runs on DC, not AC.  The real question is
whether the power supply used to produce the AC can deal with 50Hz or
not, assuming an adapter is used.  Most modern power supplies are
switching power supplies with a range of acceptable AC frequencies and
voltages.  Anything within that range will work.  If worse comes to
worst, the purchase of a local power supply with the required connector
and most likely either 6 Volts or 12 Volts DC would suffice.  Other
issues to consider though involve the European scheme for Wifi, the
acceptable range is slightly different.  Some routers actually can be
programmed for the North American or European standard.


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Re: [CGUYS] Router for Belgium

[t.piwowar]

But are you certain that it will be compatible with packet headers  
written in either East Flemish or West Flemish?


On Jun 27, 2009, at 9:34 AM, Art Clemons wrote:

Other
issues to consider though involve the European scheme for Wifi, the
acceptable range is slightly different.  Some routers actually can be
programmed for the North American or European standard.



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Re: [CGUYS] Router for Belgium

[t.piwowar]

Before you waste your time trying to route to Belgium, heed this...

Belgium doesn't exist. Belgium is, and has always been, a leftist  
ruse; a device applied to propagate the Liberal agenda throughout the  
world. Hijacking a real country for this use would be difficult at  
best; the people living there wouldn't stand for it (i.e. the fall of  
communism.) Thus the idea to invent an imaginary country, insert it  
into the global consciousness through the perversion of history, and  
use it as a tool of manipulation was born.


http://zapatopi.net/belgium/


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Re: [CGUYS] Has Apple Crossed the Line?

[Wayne Dernoncourt]

Stephen Brownfield
 I didn't know there were so many B5 fans on the list.

 John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
 Great now I get hear all Toms posts with Londo's
 accent.

It is to late for pebbles in the stream to vote...

-- 
Take care  | This clown speaks for himself, his job doesn't
Wayne D.   | supply this, at least not directly
Do Not Attempt to Traverse a Chasm in Two Leaps.


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Re: [CGUYS] Router for Belgium

[Eric S. Sande]

But are you certain that it will be compatible with packet headers  
written in either East Flemish or West Flemish?


Not to mention those pesky Walloonian firewalls.


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