From the site:

The privacy policy, the contact us page — it’s all a joke. We came up with the idea of building a crawler like this and keeping the maintenance price under $300 a month. There was only one way to prove our theory worked — to implement it in practice. So we did. Now, we find ourselves with a big crawler. We knew what it did but we didn’t know how to use it. So we decided to make a joke out of it. That’s the beauty of jokes — you can make them out of anything.

However, if you have a better idea — don’t hesitate to contact us.

I have all my emails since 1990 or 1991 :-/ and it's true that I use less and less emails... I saved them in a mbox format and used a script to remove binary attachement (yeah, cat pictures and things like this). It's mainly text and can be highly compressed.

nope, my Audiovox 8615 does not have it, it does not even have a camera, you know, it's a phone!

damn [i]...

I can add that my E3000 runs flawlessly in ABGN mode, no problem with 2.4GHZ and 5GHz, support USB drive sharing, etc.

Absolutely right, I am using Tomato USB on both my WRT160N-v3 and E3000, there is also some interesting "mod" like [i]Toastman[/i] builds.

I have had a lot of problem with dd-wrt running on a WRT160N-v3, N was dropping about every hours, I tried dozens of build for more than a year before switching to TomatoUSB.

...some twinkies, I am ok! Also thanks USA for the rednecks!

I agree, back in 97 I bought a Viewsonic PT775, 17" which was able to run in 1600x1200, impressive at the time! Using a Matrox m3D I was able to play GLquake and some others games at full resolution.

I kept it for about 10 years. When it started to have problem I changed it for a 22" LCD, well, I thought my CRT monitor was great, but the LCD is definitively better, especially since it takes less space on the desktop, the image is crisp, etc.

I only go on Yahoo because they bought eGroups (mailing lists), else, I about never went on it, and I'm on the net since about 1990, I was a lycos/altavista guy :)

I remember learning it in university in the 90s, I didn't really understand it :)

I am using TomatoUSB on both my E1000 and E3000, it's a so powerful firmware, and the GUI is really nicer than dd-wrt.
Also dd-wrt was unstable for me, they release version too often and sometimes they are buggy.

I am using the Toastman build of TomatoUSB, with IPv6, OpenVPN, QoS, all the bell and whistles.

Really, those drive align perfectly on tracks and I was able to read old floppies first try with an LS120 drive.

I will run as a candidate for sure, but it's in 3+ years :-/

Not bad, you may have win a cookie!

It seems it's because they disabled h.264 codecs :-/

They should start to re-enable it. I use XP on a netbook which has a ION, it's a very powerful GPU for a netbook, I can play movie on 1080p because it uses the GPU to render it. Flash video *were* also accelerated, but not now. Google decided that on XP, they disable all GPU acceleration. So now all the video (like youtube), all flash games, etc, are driven by the poor Atom...

Why they forced a disable is beyond me, there is no way to re-enable it except by going back to Chrome 7 or something like that.