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Jessica,
Anyone got a brand rec for a new wireless router, then? Our current one's a Linksys.
FWIW, all of the sudden 2-3 weeks ago, my laptop couldn't get wireless access - nor could any other device in the house, but the computer that was directly connected to the router hummed along nicely.
So after troubleshooting my ass off, I went to Best Buy, bought a new modem and a router. My modem was a D-link, router was a Linksys, and I bought a Linksys modem and router.
The new router and modem play very well together and I get a LOT more stability from the wireless than I did before. It got to the point where we would have to unplug the router every 2-3 days to bring back the signal.
Hmm - I think I'm stuck with the modem Cablevision gave me (since it's also where our phone service comes in), but I should check and see what brand it is so I can get a router that matches.
We are not particularly happy with our D-Link router.
I have T-Mobile pay as you go service, which has been fine.
Two questions: Where do people recommend as a good PostgreSQL learning resource? Is there a PostgreSQL equivalent to SQLyog?
Um. Sean? I was joking too. Totally being snarky and silly right backatcha. Sorry it didn't come off. I posted with extreme snark pre-coffee. That was my first mistake, I think.
Okay. I'm having a oversensitive day, apparently. Nevermind, then. Sorry about the off-topic.
I'm having Airport Express issues.
I plugged it in, plugged the USB printer in, and ran the Airport Setup Utility so it would connect to our home network.
Now, not only can I not find the printer on the network, I can't even find the freaking Airport. The setup utility can't find it either as an existing Airport on the network, or as a new one to install.
WTF?
[eta - FINALLY! All hail the hard reset.]
Looking at the phones on Virgin Mobile's website, some use "Superphonic Ringtones" and some use "Real Music Ringtones". Anyone know what audio formats these are?
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More poking around the Virgin Mobile website seems to indicate that "Superphonic" and "Real Music" are the same thing. But I still would like to know the audio format. Are they just mp3s?
Still more poking about indicates that they can in fact be mp3s, as well as several other formats. Yippee!
