... is doing the same thing and charge you $99 for it! So when the laptop you want has only "prepared box" left, you have to pay the "fee", or walk and find it elsewhere.

I run TomatoUSB on a linksys E3000 and on a E1000, I find this firmware superior to ddwrt especially for the settings and how easy it is to use.

I remember too. I discovered /. in 97 or 98, when there was no username, no moderators, etc, I even exchanged some emails with rob at the time :-/

I agree, I tried a couple of thing to cut PCB, and a $50 wet tile saw is fantastic! It's quick and clean, this is what I use to cut PCB now.

It's nothing compared to the cost of A/C in tents in Afghanistan, $20 BILLION !!!!!!!! more than the whole NASA budget :-(((

http://cryptogon.com/?p=16709

Do you have W7 or XP? I have XP.

And since Chrome 10 or 11, they disabled GPU acceleration of flash video... so even if my ION laptop is highly capable of decoding 1080p, I can NOT watch youtube video in more than 360p. It has worked for years and they disabled it, shame...

Before someone ask, I have the latest nvidia driver, flash, I disabled the chrome black-list, etc.

Many years ago with a 6 digits ID?

;-)

I'm born in 1970 and went on the net in 1990, I know usenet pretty well (as well as gopher, and IRC) and I rememebr a.b.p.e.* :-)

What was epic in the 80s was the personnal computer like the C64 or the Amstrad CPC6128, the Z80 CPU, etc. I had an old 8086 PC with 2x 5¼ floppy and a monochrome monitor...

I don't need a Windows password using a weak algorithm, I have an encrypted partition with Truecrypt that ask a password at boot just after BIOS, mine is 24 characters, I am wondering what a GPU could do...

I live in QC yup, and here the monopoly is Bell (ADSL) and Videotron (cable), and they are about double price and half cap, compared to other provinces.

And I am Canadian! :-)

in 2015, our monthly cap would have increased from 50GB/month to maybe 100GB/month, with $7 per additionnal GB, all of this for only $99/month!

Almost the same here, my first email date is about 1990, and I still have all my emails...

> I've often wondered if some gibberish spam contains convert messages of nefarious intent

IIRC there was a group on usenet for this in the 80s or 90s, you could post a message, encoded with a key à la PGP, then everyone could access/read the encoded message, but only one person was able to decode it properly.

Else I don't know what to do? I almost went to Digg! so please amazon guys, work on your stuff!