Comment Dam you for making me count.. (Score 1) 374
OK.. (wired devices.. NOT wifi!)
1 x Linux server
1 x MythTV server
2 x Myth Clients
2 x desktop machines
2 x IP IO devices (relay and input for heating/house control)
1 x Ehternet to 1wire (temp sensors)
1 x NAS box
5 x VoIP phones
1 x Workshop PC
1 x Backup PC
1 x Arduino heating controler
18 devices..
Wifi devices.
1 x iPhone
1 x Samsung GS2
1 x Nokia n900
1 x Achros 70
2 x netbooks
2 x laptops
2 x Noxon Audio media devices
10 devices
Grand total: 28 devices
Two things that have me wondering...
1) Any wonder our electricity bill is so big?
2) That is probably why we've run out of IP4 addresses!
-Marko
Comment Try an Asus eeeBox (Score 1) 304
A little winner...
http://event.asus.com/eeepc/microsites/eeebox/en/
I have a few of these bad boys with wireless keyboards [Toshiba PA3705D] running MythTV clients.
Very small foot print, 21W power requirement, and DVI output for easy connection to your telly!
-Marko
Comment Linux.. kiCAD (Score 2, Informative) 262
http://kicad.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Great schematic capture, auto-router, parts list, etc.. all open source!
-Marko
Comment USB GSM modems... (Score 1) 102
What about all the good folk who "broadband" through the GS network?.. I've checked the date, and it's not 1st April in any known time zone the I can find, but this has to be a joke??
Comment This is a great one... (Score 1) 2362
~$ yes >
Just watch the other persons term...!