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at one corner of the house (downstairs), so it is extremely
suboptimal to use omnidirectional antennas (we have a number of
directional antennas now, which have led to much better performance).
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certain you have strong passwords (that aren't
dictionary words, etc.), or switch to using only key-based logins.
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foolproof, doesn't it? :)
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before applying them, and can go
months without doing any updates for my single-user desktop machines.
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grrman;300054 Wrote:
With the SATA card, how many drives will it support?
The card I got was a Promise SATA300 TX4, which supports 4 (internal)
SATA connections.
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Particularly useful to be able to run scripts to automatically back up
all the machines in the house onto RAID1 disks.
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, and if you
turn those channels way down, it does add a bit of space without any
corruption, so often do that.
Am planning on getting a second duet for the real audio system (as
the duet has spoiled me for changing CDs), but that is pure stereo (of
course).
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of the house to the opposite upstairs corner, with
not that strong a signal. Using it merely in g mode, but it works
much better than standard g routers.
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and that fixed it. Not sure the Dlink power supplies are really
adequate. Something to consider if it gets flaky!
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, but makes me rather leery about blanket claims for LED
lifetimes.
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the antennas unscrew from the Linksys
unit).
As other people suggested, you can also try changing the router/access
point channel (use its web interface, and try 1, 6, 11), though unless
you have really close neighbors running wifi, this is unlikely to help.
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handed. It does get annoying that every time you press a
button you get a creaking noise from the controller (and feel the
battery door compress very slightly). Otherwise the remote seems
excellent.
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dynamically loaded
and/or shared libraries becomes less and less critical.
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Windows, etc., does nothing to inspire confidence;
quite the opposite.
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, and that is
fine. I cannot honestly say that I was that surprised given my
experiences with tech support from other companies, but I don't
recommend those companies' products to my non-technical friends either.
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). The only
message would be from plain old print statements (followed by exit).
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CPAN modules is not true--at least not in the sense that the modules
will actually function.
Thanks for helping with understanding. Forum is really *much* more
useful than tech support obviously.
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file. Never
downloaded a zip file that you had to extract a program from? Again,
nothing really different here, except names and formats. Ultimately
more an issue of whether it is worth training support personnel.
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training
support personnel. I.e., It isn't that Windows is easier to support,
it just isn't worth it to support less common platforms. Perhaps you
didn't bother to read to the end of my post?
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. Certainly not a good experience. So I would have
give the tech support an F! Too bad, as I am very impressed with most
other aspects of the SqueezeBox. However, very reluctant now to
recommend it to people that aren't, say, programmers.
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