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How about Vudu vs Apple TV Take Two? http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/24/vudu-pr...-with-apple-tv/

FYI, Tomato doesn't support USB. So I won't be using it on my WRTSL54GS.

That doesn't mean that jcarle isn't going crazy

There are several CMSs that might interest you. Check out Joomla and Drupal.

I've had that happen before. Even though that happens, I still get logged in. Try navigating away from the redirected login screen and see if you are actually logged in.

The front page feed is still working.

Thanks, that problem is resolved. FYI, I'm not experiencing any cookie issues with Opera.

Didn't mean any offense. Just trying to build a complete picture for the admins so they can address it quickly and effectively.

I'm suddenly getting some very bad redirects. They seem SEO-related. Trying to visit http://www.msfn.org/board/Vista-crashes-up...0607.html;st=10 Sends me to http://www.msfn.org/board/-t110607;st.html with a 404 error.

Holy cow, man! Those images are too many and too big. I've got to remove them. Feel free to resize and repost them. http://www.msfn.org/board/Forum-Rules-Upda...ead-t18408.html

I'm considering Zxian's suggestion but would be interested in hearing from someone that has used Mediaportal. Perhaps I should consider devices like these? http://www.engadget.com/tag/MediaCenterExtender/

There are lots of calculators on the web for this. Here is one, but there are some better ones if it doesn't meet your needs.

I agree that this is probably browser-specific. Have you tried another browser and/or played with your cookie settings? You might also try clearing your cookies and cache. That being said, there are three recent posts in this subforum about cookie-related issues. So there may indeed be a cookie problem with the site.

It works for me in Opera.

I like it. It is simple yet has a nice design. Things don't need to be flashy in order to be eye catching. Such overcompensation is often a sign of poor design.

Right on cue: http://lifehacker.com/344765/turn-your-60-...ter-with-tomato

Thanks for the suggestion, GMan, and welcome to MSFN!

I admit that I haven't tried it yet. I called you guys out as fanboys because I've heard people raving about it for quite a while now. HyperWRT (Thibor) meets my needs for now. The next time I need to upgrade (or I have enough spare time) I'll make the switch to Tomato. Promise

I thought that was probably the case but most of my experience is with HFSLIP so I didn't want to speak for the *Lite community. And Fred Vorck is an HFSLIP guy The person I'd ask is Oleg_II in the HFSLIP subforum. He created a kludge to enable HTML support without IE a while back, and I recall that there was at least one other member (tommyp?) there that had a similar accomplishment. Good luck!

Right-o! We recently decided to acknowledge some of our most important software developers within the MSFN community by placing them in a new user group. They control their own subforums and their designation helps new members to identify that fact.The MSFN forum software is called IPB but those folks don't participate in this community as far as I know. More info here.

Fanboys

Ditto here. I tried to explain that to my professor back when I was taking networking courses. He thought I was kidding and said "there is no such thing as static DHCP, that doesn't even make sense!" He was correct for the most part, of course. Static DHCP isn't so much a standard as it is a feature found on a few products. But Cisco does have DHCP Static Mapping which I understand is the same idea. And as Ciso goes, the rest of the industry eventually follows with respect to features.

Are you wanting to learn more about why this happens? Start here. The gist of it is that there are lots of different ways to choose the path and lots of different factors that affect the decision. From the ISP's perspective, contractual agreements and cost are more likely to impact the path than other factors such as the hop count to get you a good gaming ping.

You can configure the number of columns for most of the Drupal themes with the theme's options page. So find one that has a color scheme you like and then delve deeper to see if it has options for the layout you want.

From an HFSLIP user's perspective, the help engine is removed as a side effect of removing IE and its HTML rendering engine. We primarily do it for security. The PDF question should be quite a separate issue.