Yep. Got this same problem. Very interested, but need it to work through CPanel ideally or at least WHM.

Programming is not for everyone. It should be a math elective, but to give it the attention it deserves, it should be a post-algebra math elective maybe as an alternative to calculus or statistics. (Of course the hot shots will take all of these.)

You've clearly been reading up on this because that is essentially the opposite of what was concluded on the thread referenced in the initial posting. The only public strip down from iFixit shows ample thermal paste being used (they think it's too much). I've been working with this for the last week and my vote goes to a driver or firmware issue.

This can happen for me when the computer is cool to the touch. I've read through that thread a lot and I really think this is a driver/firmware issue.

While mine crashes quicker under heavy load, it's not necessary.

I use an EnGenius EOC-3220 for long range connections when traveling in my RV. It could be configured as a bridge to work in your case:
    http://www.engeniustech.com/datacom/products/details.aspx?id=171

Includes a high powered transmitter, extra sensitive receiver and hi-gain antenna.

point taken... its not unique but what about 'dubious' ? ;)

I wish Microsoft would release a tool kit for the Mindstorms NXT kit. The one they have up as of now is for the older RCX models.

> When kids see flashing pictures on cereal boxes we don't expect them to just ask for the product, but to say, "I want it"

It doesn't need to have flashing pictures to make kids say, "I want it". Kids will say "I want it" if it so much as combines three bright colors or has an anthropomorphic animal. Heck, lots of kids will say "I want it" just because it exists.

The submitter should have written something like:

Not so according to this blurb from tech web "If you think Apple Computer's Steve Jobs invented the technology behind the Apple iPod, don't bet your 60GB, 15,000-song model on it. According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, patent applications that cover much of the technology associated with the iPod were submitted by Microsoft."

Which would have become:

nate.oo writes " Not so according to this blurb from tech web "If you think Apple Computer's Steve Jobs invented the technology behind the Apple iPod, don't bet your 60GB, 15,000-song model on it. According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, patent applications that cover much of the technology associated with the iPod were submitted by Microsoft.""