Friday, June 16, 2006
How To Bond 3 ADSL Lines for Serious Bandwidth! (with Photos & Screenshots)
Using a Linux based self-built PC router (any old 486 or above), a USB stick, some PCI ADSL modems and some free software to provide huge bandwidth at home!
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World's most expensive car wont travel more than 10 blocks
LA based car dealer Mark Johnston bought the car of his dreams a Mercedes AMG CLK-GTR Limited Edition Roadster for $ 1.7 million. Only to find never ending problems after the first driive and a Merc engineer from Germany who dismantled the car and took parts to Germany to never return back.
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Bill Gates Leaving Microsoft in 2 years
Google Likely To Buy Another Online Office App
Gartner says Google is likely to acquire a Web-based presentation application, such as Thumbstacks.
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One-third of Japanese engineers willing switch to desktop Linux
So, it seems that more than half of this group would at least consider moving to Linux. Interesting.
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Why Ballmer should leave Microsoft
Now that Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates has started his two-year goodbye from a day-to-day role at the company, it's time for CEO Steve Ballmer to set a resignation date, too.
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Why S Korea is the Future of the Internet
Ninety percent of the country has blazingly fast, 3-megabits-per-second broadband at home, and similarly high-speed wireless connections on the road.
As a result, South Korea has become the world's best laboratory for broadband services - and a place to look to for answers on how the Internet business may evolve
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As a result, South Korea has become the world's best laboratory for broadband services - and a place to look to for answers on how the Internet business may evolve
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Analysis: What Bill Gates's Departure Means for Microsoft
Bill Gates may be the public face of Microsoft, but his departure from daily operations at the company could actually strengthen it--and even pave the way for better products.
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