Grahame

Didn't notice it up here, But the USGS did http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqscanv/FaultMaps/122-38.html http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Quakes/nc71667366.html

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/10/20/one_eyed_mutant_shark/

Short answer Yes: the Switch allows multiple devices to share the Ethernet network at up to Gigabit speeds ( speed depends on network network card / port on device, speeds can be mixed) Longer conditional answer. Yes, If the AEx is acting as the router / DHCP server , then each new device will be allocated an IP address and routing information from the AEx , the switch acting as a port multiplier for the Aex ( you can plug more things into it) If the Aex is acting as a wireless bridge, to a router located elsewhere, Yes, mostly (The Aex acting as a virtual Ethernet cable to a wireless router) Speed is then limited by the speed of the wireless connection. (more info here) Note: Audio Data rates are quite low, depending on source.

Like a Boss, Al. Like a Boss.

Audiophile Centipede?

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You guys sure know how to party

Happy Birthday Carl!

Happy Birthday Peter. Pork Based Treats optional.

^Indeed, Nice man cave. All you need is the right attitude, and the right t-shirt. EDIT: And of course the right snack

There's always "The other place", and "That Guy", oh yeah, and this thing called Google.

S10

So now they are engaging in Market Segmentation and Price Discrimination ? (NTTAWWT, from the manufacturers perspective) $1000 gets you a lot of music - damn-near-perfect-ly

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/8811644/Hidden-BBC-One-Lazy-scruffy-dodgy...-and-lovable-review.html

Or come up with a better product for a lower price and dominate the market?

Only a bit longer to wait, Ric. http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=662049&postcount=9 http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=662501&postcount=12

Happy Birthday Vicky, enjoy your day.

All kinds of treats and fun in Denver I see. Wish I was there with y'all.

hmm http://bikerjimsdogs.com/restaurant/ - We need a full sitrep from Peter

oooh Teh Shineys! mmmmmm Shineys

Does it come in Red? P.S. Recyle, but don't Fly with it, Auch in Cocktails?, Topping off a Flaming B-52 On a Mission Perhaps?

Paying to receive SMS on a smartphone? That is infuriating. It's even more infuriating when you illustrate the fact to a coworker with an iPhone, showing how originating the text via a free email though one of the sms gateways allows you to mount a free financial "Denial of Service" attack on their account. Its doubly infuriating when you think that SMS originated using free out of band data. Yet it costs more than data from the Hubble Space Telescope The bits do seem expensive , when compared to TCP/IP from your ISP . The Calling Party Pays model works in Europe & elsewhere