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Open Source Router To Replace WRT54GL? 344

jeremyz writes "With the inclusion of 802.11n in more and more Wi-Fi devices, the WRT54GL is losing its usefulness, even though it's still the de-facto standard for open source, Linux-running wireless routers. I've been looking around for a 802.11n router to replace the WRT54GL, but haven't really found anything besides the Netgear's WNR3500L. At first look, the WNR3500L looked great, but after some further investigation, I found that Netgear hasn't released all of the source, as they should have to comply with the GPL. Are there any good 802.11n routers to replace my aging WRT54GL?"

Comment Re:Major details wrong (Score 1) 469

I know the iBook G4 that I owned had a such a painful process to swap the drive that I paid Microcenter to replace it. I think most of the G3/G4 portables from Apple had you basically take the whole laptop apart to get at the drive. On the other hand, I have replaced the drive on the white MacBook myself.

Comment Re:Why? (Score 1) 296

And yet I bought an Apple desktop this year. Got a mini cause I couldn't justify buying a Pro. If Apple was selling single CPU mATX type systems priced and spec'd about the same as the iMac line I would have bought one. I not asking that Apple sell this kind of computer for dirt cheap or to cut their profit margins. Honestly, Apple could sell it through the online store only and keep out of the brick and mortar stores. I just want a computer that would be the equivalent of the $1600 PowerMac I could get years ago.

Comment Re:because OSX is good, Apple hardware not so much (Score 1) 366

I'm with the parent. I had a MDD G4 until recently. I broke down and got one of the new minis cause it finally supported dual monitors. Though I wish Apple had a $1600 box that I could expand down the line. With 1 PCIe, 1-2 PCI, and 2-4 drive bays. I would have gladly given Apple the extra $1000 for that box. Especially if I could have thrown in different processors. My PowerMac 7500 was great for the time, I had 601, 604, dual 604, and g3 processors in that box.

I feel there is a hole in the mac line that the pro-sumer wants. Yes, it may be a bit harder to support with generic hardware. Apple can be dicks and claim to only provide support for official hardware. As I said before that's the Mac I want to buy.

Comment Re:And Futurama (Score 2, Informative) 753

This is one of the things that sold me on TiVo the first year I had it. I added "The Tick" to my season pass and it got every episode regardless of where Fox moved it to. Trying to keep up with scheduling moves that Fox makes is a nightmare.

As for Futurama, at the end they stuck it on Sunday night at 7pm. At best you got to see the show already in progress because of football running long.

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