Recent content by JoelKatz

First, you can use both wireless signals. Set them to the same network name, same encryption mode, same encryption key, but different channels. (Don't pick channels close together, like use 1 and 6 or 1 and 11.) Clients will automatically choose the strongest signal. You must disable the DHCP...

First, you can use both wireless signals. Set them to the same network name, same encryption mode, same encryption key, but different channels. (Don't pick channels close together, like use 1 and 6 or 1 and 11.) Clients will automatically choose the strongest signal. You must disable the DHCP...

First, you can use both wireless signals. Set them to the same network name, same encryption mode, same encryption key, but different channels. (Don't pick channels close together, like use 1 and 6 or 1 and 11.) Clients will automatically choose the strongest signal. You must disable the DHCP...

Nope, there isn't. With laptops, you're pretty much stuck with what you bought -- only very limited upgrades are possible. The laptop doesn't have any place to fit any other graphics solution, it would have no way to supply it with power, and no way to remove the heat it would generate.

It's not clear what you're asking. What would it mean for an FTP server to be compatible with PHP or Perl?

Someone would have to be pilot in command and neither of them is qualified to be pilot in command of any aircraft in which they are not the sole occupant. So no.

It doesn't make sense to compare them to ask which is 'better' since they do completely different things. JavaScript runs in the client, on the client's browser. PHP runs on the server side, launched by the web server.

Are you 100% positive she has cable Internet? This problem is common with DSL Internet when it's wired incorrectly, but almost impossible with cable Internet.

It doesn't make sense to compare them to ask which is 'better' since they do completely different things. JavaScript runs in the client, on the client's browser. PHP runs on the server side, launched by the web server.

It really can't work like that. eMule is not really meant to be used by unsophisticated users. You need a familiarity with the concepts that make it work. It's not really intended as a simple, end user kind of program.

I've never heard of any company that would deny anyone anything on the basis of a single drug test. Failed drug tests are *always* repeated.

They use different lines. The filter is to protect the Internet connection and has nothing whatsoever to do with your Shaw digital phone service.

They charge so much because they can. Cisco will sometimes claim that if you use a non-Cisco card, this invalidates your warranty or service contract, despite the fact that this is illegal in the United States (under Magnuson-Moss, but Cisco could argue their extended service isn't really a...

That would be a Header of "Authorization" and a value of "Oauth". Why do you think a header needs to go before the headers?

That would be a Header of "Authorization" and a value of "Oauth". Why do you think a header needs to go before the headers?