[QUOTE=benjgvps;43203862]Also, I noticed something on Asus's website for the WL-330NUL:
[IMG]http://puu.sh/5OQnI.jpg[/IMG]
[B]FEST[/B][/QUOTE]
That's funny, because it should be [B]F[/B]AST - E[B]A[/B]SY - [B]ST[/B]ABLE. :v:
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[url]https://soundcloud.com/devolverdigital/sets/hotline-miami-official[/url]
This was all I needed for my project. It'll soon be finished!
maybe it should be FEAST and they'd bundle m&b warband with it
[QUOTE=benjgvps;43198774]Dammit, now I want one. Do you need any special antennas?[/QUOTE]
Pager signals are so strong I've been doing it with an old oscilloscope probe with a bit of wire on the end. The antenna that comes with the stick is more than sufficient for it too but I cannibalized mine to make an adapter cable from it's MCX cable.
These sticks are great, they also make a really nice quality FM radio. I've never had a radio sound so good.
[QUOTE=Tezzanator92;43204347]Pager signals are so strong I've been doing it with an old oscilloscope probe with a bit of wire on the end. The antenna that comes with the stick is more than sufficient for it too but I cannibalized mine to make an adapter cable from it's MCX cable.
These sticks are great, they also make a really nice quality FM radio. I've never had a radio sound so good.[/QUOTE]
SOLD.
[IMG]http://puu.sh/5OTQ1.png[/IMG]
[QUOTE=benjgvps;43203862]You will probably want to change the subnet the new router is on (If the current IP is 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0, change it to 192.168.2.1 255.255.255.0), otherwise there will be conflicts. Then you can connect to the wifi and configure it that way.
You won't be able to configure it if you're still on the old network, unless remote management is enabled on the new router.
Also, I noticed something on Asus's website for the WL-330NUL:
[IMG]http://puu.sh/5OQnI.jpg[/IMG]
[B]FEST[/B][/QUOTE]
as long as the new router is plugged into my computer via USB I can configure it, I think.
[IMG]http://puu.sh/5OV8D.jpg[/IMG]
I've done something at least, I can tell you that much!
not really sure how I'm supposed to change subnets and yadayada, is that done on my computer or on the new router?
Steam is annoying sometimes.
I wanted to put a .gif on my Steam profile page so I went ahead and used the artwork uploader. The uploader says "files over 10 MB are too large" or something to that effect. So I made my .gif 9.75 MB. "Request Entity Too Large." So I made it 9 MB. "Request Entity Too Large." Then 8.5. Then 8. It finally accepted it at 7.5 MB.
[QUOTE=PredGD;43204650]as long as the new router is plugged into my computer via USB I can configure it, I think.
[IMG]http://puu.sh/5OV8D.jpg[/IMG]
I've done something at least, I can tell you that much!
not really sure how I'm supposed to change subnets and yadayada, is that done on my computer or on the new router?[/QUOTE]
On the router I believe.
On another note. I just helped a guy who works for Crucial for helping him work out some problems with an XBOX 360 ( he was apparently at it for 4 hours ) and he has told me that ontop of the fee I take, if I want any Crucial products he'll get me a staff discount on them :3
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Though, I think the router/modem should work that out for you?
[QUOTE=Itsamario;43205065]On the router I believe.
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only problem is that I can't change those settings unless the ethernet goes through the new router, but when I plug the ethernet cable into the new router I can't even access the control panel for some reason. if I try changing the settings using the desktop utility which came with it it won't save my settings for whatever reason, it says it failed
Are you connected to it or via the wired?
If its on wireless: 'ipconfig /a' in cmd will give you the info you need
If its on wired, I have my doubts as it's gonna be hard to find the IP if your blocked out of the router options.
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[QUOTE=Itsamario;43205313]Are you connected to it or via the wired?
If its on wireless: 'ipconfig /a' in cmd will give you the info you need
If its on wired, I have my doubts as it's gonna be hard to find the IP if your blocked out of the router options.[/QUOTE]
Also, keep in mind that usb port needs power for the router to work.
[QUOTE=Itsamario;43205313]Are you connected to it or via the wired?
If its on wireless: 'ipconfig /a' in cmd will give you the info you need
If its on wired, I have my doubts as it's gonna be hard to find the IP if your blocked out of the router options.
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Also, keep in mind that usb port needs power for the router to work.[/QUOTE]
I've been bridging the connection through the router and into my PC through the USB just to test stuff. and the problem is that the cisco router has the same gateway as my portable router and that's why I can't change the settings I guess. tried plugging back into the firewall and it had a different gateway so I think I might be able to change its config when connected to firewall. stupid me thought I needed internet to change the portable router config so I went back and put my cable back into the router since there was no internet on the firewall for me. now my stepfather is walking around upstairs and I'm too big of a pussy to go back and replug things. will try again when he goes to sleep
[QUOTE=Tezzanator92;43204347]Pager signals are so strong I've been doing it with an old oscilloscope probe with a bit of wire on the end. The antenna that comes with the stick is more than sufficient for it too but I cannibalized mine to make an adapter cable from it's MCX cable.
These sticks are great, they also make a really nice quality FM radio. I've never had a radio sound so good.[/QUOTE]
Have you found a way to send signals to a pager? Alphanumeric pagers like the Advisor are pretty cheap now. Can be useful for things like syslog notifications or linked to an IRC server so it transmits to the pager when someone messages you.
JC2MP is basically Game of the Year, in the true definition of the term.
Go buy JC2 right now, you can get JC, JC2 and all the JC2 DLC for 6€ on Steam, right now.
did some progress on router thing. I plugged myself back into the firewall and was able to change the settings all fine. I plugged myself back into the router and can now enter the control panel and change settings. however, according to ipconfig it's still the same.
[IMG]http://puu.sh/5P1Gf.png[/IMG]
still don't have internet but I'm able to change settings at least, so it's a step in the right direction!
[QUOTE=nikomo;43205551]JC2MP is basically Game of the Year, in the true definition of the term.
Go buy JC2 right now, you can get JC, JC2 and all the JC2 DLC for 6€ on Steam, right now.[/QUOTE]
I just did (because this post) and looking forward to trying it out.
[QUOTE=pentium;43205494]Have you found a way to send signals to a pager? Alphanumeric pagers like the Advisor are pretty cheap now. Can be useful for things like syslog notifications or linked to an IRC server so it transmits to the pager when someone messages you.[/QUOTE]
You would need to have a software defined radio that's also a transmitter. These inexpensive dongles are just receivers.
I threw the JC2-MP server on my VPS, so if you want to dick around I have it at benjeffery.ca. I don't have the bank / buy menu script on it, though I'll maybe do it later tonight. Once I'm done the webapp that I'm working on, I'll look into scripting JC2-MP because I had a fun idea for a plugin:
You get in a bus, enable the script and the timer gives you a little time to get going before it turns on the bomb. You now can't go below 80 Kph (50Mph) OR YOU WILL EXPLODE just like in the Keanu Reeves movie that we all know and love.
When I was younger I had Jack Russel Terrier that lived up to 19 maybe I think 20 years old before she just plopped over and fell into the pond we had, she was dead before she fell in but this dog when she was younger was the most energetic beast I ever had, did all kinds of tricks and saved my baby self a few times, she had lost her hearing, sight and basically walking on bad joints. she was a awesome fucking dog though.
i'll be destroyed when my little ruby is gone :c
she's like 11 now, and the younger dog (max) is 3. time flies
I had to send in my GPU to MSI for RMA on Wednesday, this is going to be the longest week without video games ever. I mean cmon I JUST got BF4.
Currently installing Autodesk Inventor Professional 2014, just checked how much it would have cost to buy it myself, $7,295. jeeze
Free Education version here. Hehehehe.
[QUOTE=joshjet;43207636]Free Education version here. Hehehehe.[/QUOTE]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/yiO5fdW.png[/img]
:v:
I miss Bert. ;_;
[IMG]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a166/ballsandy/Untitled-3.jpg[/IMG]
Got him when my parents bought the house in 2001. Kept them active over the years.
Ended up with throat cancer last February and you could hear him struggling to breathe more and more as it warmed up outside. Sister flew in from out east to take him in to the vet with my mom.
Came back a week later in a copper cylinder.
[QUOTE=pentium;43207838]I miss Bert. ;_;
[IMG]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a166/ballsandy/Untitled-3.jpg[/IMG]
Got him when my parents bought the house in 2001. Kept them active over the years.
Ended up with throat cancer last February and you could hear him struggling to breathe more and more as it warmed up outside. Sister flew in from out east to take him in to the vet with my mom.
Came back a week later in a copper cylinder.[/QUOTE]
God damnit, with this, my book report of "On The Beach" and other things, how depressed am I going to get tonight?
Can we change the subject, please?
[QUOTE=Leestons;43207874]Can we change the subject, please?[/QUOTE]
IBM uses proprietary ram on their cache controllers.
[QUOTE=pentium;43207894]IBM uses proprietary ram on their cache controllers.[/QUOTE]
...eDRAM is far from proprietary.
the Wii U uses eDRAM :v:
[QUOTE=Makol;43208201]the Wii U uses eDRAM :v:[/QUOTE]
And Pseudo SRAM.
Has anyone else here read "On the Beach"? Pretty depressing.
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Why is this funny, [sp]everyone kills themselves...[/sp]
[QUOTE=wingless;43208234]And Pseudo SRAM.[/QUOTE]
what is that
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