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I bit yesterday and got it today.
I've got dd-wrt standard build on it right now. I grabbed the .chk file from that site and put it on, and then grabbed a .bin from the link in the tutorial and upgraded the mini version. It seems to be working fine. I think all the warning signs are saying...
I'm currently an MIS student, and from the perspective of my university/classes, IT is the physical architecture of the hardware/software components, whereas IS is the interaction between users and the physical IT.
Feel free to take that with a grain of salt though, as the definitions can...
Thanks guys! I got to thinking that I was about to hit the million mark when I saw this thread (I actually have hardfolding.com open in another tab).
It did take me a little over 3 years to hit this mark though, and I don't have any smp or gpu folding machines going. I'm just happy I finally...
Newegg is showing the Wind in stock. I just ordered mine (after cancelling my pre-order with amazon) :-).
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152055
I don't play D&D anymore. But I do play traveller (the new one by mongoose publishing is awesome!), and occasionally, cyberpunk, babylon 5, and star wars.
I'm not much of a fantasy RPGer, if you couldn't tell.
But then again, I'm 20 and have time to play all this stuff regularly (I've been...
If you can implement ISA, I know there's an add-on program that lets you break down access by individual users as it integrates with AD. Can't remember the name of the add-on though, although the last time I used it it was free.
I'm pretty sure you can also get programs to install on each...
I'm throwing together a couple old computer's for a kindergarten, but I've been having trouble finding cheap (possibly free) software that isn't a complete piece of crap.
Anyone have any suggestions or ideas?
If you're looking towards purchasing something, just call up a sales rep (or email them, if you're antisocial :-p) and tell them you're a non-profit and have a limited budget, and see if they'll give you a deal. Most companies will give you a decent discount after verifying you're a 501(c)(3)...