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Great idea Dusty, thanks for that. Mac OS X has a program built in (Network Utility) that has traceroute. I'll give it a try later.

enough about this OII business! you're making me want it

never had that problem myself

moneys?

yay tkam

Already discussed here

i'm actually a big fan of that show.

told you you wouldn't be disappointed

no worries, but i guarantee you'll enjoy tonight's episode

today's was definitely the best of the season thus far. definitely had me on the edge of my seat a lot and had me scratching my head as well. great stuff.

i really liked the episode tonight

yeah, he can play videos on his computer fine. i'm about to give up on this thing, fucking eh.

well yeah that's a good idea, but i'm more trying to diagnose the problem. it worked and now it doesn't. what up with that?

represented head-case some more last night, i think i'm level 17 now and switched off the ak-47. good damage out of it but shitty as all hell accuracy. by the way, what perks are you guys using?

files just stop and quicktime basically does the spinning ball of death and we have to force quit it. i feel that it happens because the data isn't coming in fast enough or something.

thanks haj. yeah, it was working just fine for about 4 months and then i ran into this issue. i may be getting interference somewhere or something. i'll have to check it out. thanks again.

well he's watching scrubs recently (surprise surprise) and they're just simple .avi. not hd or anything like that. i'll let you know exactly what the encoding is when i'm back home later. thanks haj.

fuck. i fucked up. i have an airport express right now that i'm using as the router (my wrt54g died yesterday, fucking piece of shit). i meant an airport extreme, but i'm sure that's what you meant.

alright, this is mostly a question for mac users, but if you windows users got some advice, i'd love to hear it. anyway, i have a bunch of tv shows downloaded on my external hdd (scrubs, house, lost, bsg, etc.) and my roommate wants to watch them on his computer in the other room sometime. i have a macbook and he has a macbook pro, and we're both running leopard with file sharing on. i'm using an 802.11g network and since about a month ago, the video streaming worked perfectly fine. my roommate could watch any and all shows that he wanted by simply connecting to my computer via the shared network. recently, however, the video streams have basically gone to shit. he can watch the shows for about 3 minutes before quicktime freezes up and basically crashes. vlc and mplayer both suffer the same problem. i was wondering if any of you mac users with more than one computers can give this a try and see if you suffer from the same problems or not. i know upgrading to a 802.11n network would pretty much solve this problem, but i don't particularly want to drop $180 for a airport express right now. any help would be great. thanks.

i believe grawk said that the dacs are very much comparable, it just depends if you need portability and whatnot. i'm sure tyrion has some insight into this as well.

oh most definitely my good sir

i should try that with my iPhone sometime, haven't really had time to check out vnc with it

very nice! you using that to control your tunes at home or has it become moot since you got rid of your aex?

damn, i didn't know you had a ipod touch grawk