DJ-OnZ
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"That cheezy cover flap" on those sim and charging port dbrand skins are amazing! Already have one for my Nexus 4 and this thing is beautiful
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IPS panel on a gaming notebook. Great feature!
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That's a wierd timing but, my old and trusty WD 320Go died this morning... Was running in my server. Running it 24/7 without a proper harddrive is just stupid. Thankfully, i had a backup on WD Red 1To. But running single drive backup isn't smart either.... Twitter @djonz22 : https://twitter.com/djonz22/status/375114339457306624
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As long as your ISP provide you 2 IPs, you should be fine.
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It will depend on how many IP adresses your ISP is giving you by default. I'd say that mine give 4 IP's per client. If yours is going the same way, then you should be ok. You can give it a try, you'll see how many apparels can get to the internet at the same time. But then again, I would still recommend to get a router right after the modem. This is basic protection and it won't have the limitation on how many things are plugged in at the same time.
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Since cable modem are registered directly at the ISP, you can't get a modem working without a proper subscription.
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The speed limitation come from your ISP from the Internet Package you've chosen. Your ISP will require you to get another subscription if you want to add another modem. I'd go with Arokhantos and buy a good router. I currently have a Netgear WNR3500 running Tomato (Another firmware like DD-WRT) and i'd say that i'm way far from it's limitations. You could give a try to DD-WRT on yours since the Linksys e1200 is supported. If you think the internet speed is your limitation, most ISP's will let you try an higher speed package for a month and you'll then be able to revert back the month after.
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There is an ethernet wire that goes out from the "Black Box" from Bell that goes into your computer. Simply use that wire and plug it in your own router in the WAN port. Then, you can use another wire from your router to you computer. Any of the Lan 1-4 Ports on your "black box" will work. **Do not touch the Red Ethernet Cable which is plugged in the Red WAN ETH Port**
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Intel Core i7 3960X Extreme Edition & Gigabyte X79-UD3 GIVEAWAY!
DJ-OnZ replied to LinusTech's topic in LTT Releases
Wow, simply amazing! Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/djonz22/posts/10151392671661843 Twitter : https://twitter.com/djonz22/status/315141329007026176 I'm in Quebec so, can't participate to the Lenovo Ultrabook Giveaway but hope its ok :)
