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I love my little Netgear MR814v2 4 port with 802.11b access point....lets me do just about anything with it...and it has dual firewalls built in ...NAT and SPI....I got mine with a Belkin 802.11g PCI card for $109 at staples.....I have never had to rest the router yet...the cheap RCA cable modem...
personally...I would remove the part and use a quality DMM(that has a setting to test capacitance) like a fluke DMM for instance and then check the cap that way...if it has a reading that is within a 1-2% tolerance then it should be fine for a while...just replace it in the circiut and look for...
as I posted in nother thread....consider the princeton LCDs or SENergy series....the 20.1" LCD2000 has great image quality and no ghosting or backlight issues that I know of and it has a great viewing angel and high contrast ratio...I am trying to get some of them right now for sale in my store...
I have had very good results and feedback from my customers about the princeton monitors...mainly the Synergy and LCD models
Link you can check the prices and see if you like them...btw..the higher the contrast ratio the better...
Think I have ya all beat....Old Hitachi P133 Laptop with 8M ram and a 800M HD and standard 3.5" floppy...NO CDROM AT ALL and it is running windows 95 OEM...I actually have a little 486SX16 out in the garage that runs too..but I haven't fired it up in a long time...just dont have the heart to...
as for the question of the best linux distro to use for a web server, that depends on your level of expertise with linux in general.....most linux webhosts will probably recommend slackware (typically used by the linux guru elite) I used to run a mandrake and debian webhost system from home a...
I would say to stick with dreamweaver since most pros use it as well as cold fusion. you can plug in just about any kind of server technology into dreamweaver too(if you have it available)
here are a few sites that have dreamweaver tutorials..
http://www.cbtcafe.com/dreamweaver/...
can you code "skins" for IPB forums too? I have an ipb forum at www.dgamods.com and I would like some more skins for it but can find any that I really like(other then the ones listed on the site now)
yep....autozone down the road from me has all that stuff and the Mirage paint system in about 5 different color change colors..I live in oregon too so I know they have it...and if they dont have it in the store they can usually have it shipped from another store that day so it would be there for...
sounds to me like you may have more then 1 issue going on here....
first off..check to make sure you are not overheating anything...that could be the issue or you may have a bad install of your OS...or you may have a virus giving remote control(or a command t shut down the system)
if it is a side panel that is vibrating and making noise(especially the MB side) then goto a local auto parts store and get some Dynamat or goto a car audio store and ask for it there(they should have it if the autoparts store doesn't) just remove the side panel and cut the Dynamat to fit the...