I spend about 30 minutes per day using my phone. I spend hours on my computer every day.

What's hilarious is that the Android developer tutorial is for a notepad application.

Link here

I guess you could load it on your phone if you wanted.

When I google 'multi wan router' (I assume you didn't get that far), Peplink is the first result. They seem pretty legit, but I don't have any of their products. They even have one that can connect to wifi networks and ethernet for internet connectivity, which seems right up your alley.

As far as I know, just linking to routers together will not work. Your computer can only have 1 gateway (where it looks for the real internet). Maybe there's custom firmware that allows load-balancing with another router, but I doubt it.

I don't think that means what you think it means.

But yes, they did have it in a drawer. That's not to say 9/11 was a US government conspiracy; rather they just got to get it all through at once rather than as a rider here and there for each provision.

Blah blah technology is evil blah blah. This generation clearly is suffering from blah blah more than any other. Humanity is in danger blah blah.

My favorite part is the end:

What are we supposed to take away from this? Let's all be unspecifically fearful of future technology.

KARMA WHORE
printable version /KARMA WHORE

Deistic Rights Management?

With Safari 5.0.3 (6533.19.4) I only have 1 piece of history from that site.

As an aside, a working game in the URL bar is awesome!

No.

I've used Audacity. It's great for quick and dirty audio editing and the price is right. It's not a replacement for ProTools.

That said, the number of people who actually need the features in ProTools that Audacity doesn't have is really miniscule. Maybe that's what you were getting at.

Fortunately, someone compiled a list of relevant articles on the subject.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=sony+geohot+lawsuit

I seriously doubt that if the owner of Lake Louie caught one of his employees enjoying the latest concoction from Dogfish Head that there would be any problem. People who make beer know how to enjoy and appreciate beer, even if they didn't make it.

Maybe you meant those companies advertise beer but actually bottle alcoholic horse urine? Since Budweiser and Miller both bottle the same thing, I could see why they might get a little upset if one of their employees was drinking horse urine from the other company.

365W is a 27" iMac. Obviously the drives aren't all running all the time; we're talking peak usage here. I know plenty of people with towers that pull 500 watts (not counting a display).

It's not about how many devices, it's about power draw.
Desktop: 365 W
Laptop: 65 W
3x External HD: 36 W total
Router: 12 W

total: 478 W. It's just not that much.

Look for an ISP that gives you a real IP address?