Transition from DD-WRT to Tomato on Linksys Router
I decided I was tired of waiting around for the next version of DD-WRT to come out (v24) which, as of this writing, was at
May 15, 2008
I decided I was tired of waiting around for the next version of DD-WRT to come out (v24) which, as of this writing, was at
Today I received an email with a plea for help from Rav. The contents are as follows: In desperation I am emailing to you for
It must be Monday. I must be tired. And I shouldn’t operate heavy social media tools for a while. Today I mistakenly associated Rafe Needleman
Web 2.0 Expo kicked off today in San Francisco. The company that I work for (ServePath) decided last Friday that we needed to be there
Today I tried to add some money to a BART ticket and came across an interesting screen. I guess they had just been servicing the
Just a quick note. Watch out for an email coming in from various news sources (mine came from “foxnews” and a buddy’s from “google news”
I know, I know. I said that I was going to wait and see what happens with the iPhone and the SDK (due out very
To write this all up would probably take way too much time. But for a while I have been trying to find the ultimate solution
I must admit I was excited to receive the just-announced pair of DLO Portable Speakers for iPhone, simply for one main reason. For some time,
I must admit, I was a bit skeptical about testing out another hard drive, but let me tell you, the LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini –
I had the pleasure of testing out DLO’s TransDock Deluxe this past weekend. DLO (which, appropriately, stands for “Digital Lifestyle Outfitters”) was the second vendor
I’m usually an early adopter of these types of changes. This time I’m taking a different approach of “wait and see.” I have read through
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