Corruption

no it will fail unless you run as admin

I tried to delete System32 once.
It failed because it was in use.

ooohh ok i was like "how do you not know if someone asked you to do something? They either did or didnt" lol

I say apparently because I'm not very fond of this churchI don't have $100 to spare. I'm just wondering if it will work or if I need to use a laptop in place of the tablet.

But the pfsense PC is the router, and the second "router" is just an access point for WiFi networks.

I meant that the second router will just be a switch and access point to put out WiFi and act as a switch. I just called it router since I didn't know what else to call jt

Could someone move this to the programming subforum?
@op: wrap your code In code tags so it gets highlighted.
In java , you cannot have two main classes in the same file (normally).
You will want to create a new class (file) in Eclipse.
Also, your terminology is a bit... Odd. You're not "making a letter equal" something. You're initializing a variable to a value.

Yes, you would need two NICs. For testing you can use only LAN for now, but you wont be able to much more than browsing around. And for that you can rather use a virtual machine.

overclocking cpu of the router is to handle more connections/task, not increasing more range.
in tomato setting, there's Transmit Power menu, set it to high, it increase the range by smaller margin (and using between 1-2 more watt)
 
but with your setup, all access point already cover almost every part of your place, so it is not really necessary.

my school used to have a stutent network, guest network, teachers network, and an extra "experimentation" network, ALL on channel 6, it was a mess.
 
recently they switched to different channels for all these networks, and its MUCH better.

maybe channel 5-12 are full...might be why

Yes. I actually believe we get different cravings proportional to what our bodies need generally speaking but it can go wrong: diabetics for example have terrible cravings for things they actually have in over abundance because their body just doesn't process sugar correctly and thinks "Hey jackass, we need energy" even though energy is plentiful and just not being absorbed due to lack/resistance to insulin. 

dont take any of these, only get WD Blue's and Black's

This calls for @Captain_WD
 
Anyway, from personal experience and from my knowledge, go for WD Blue, Black or green drives for this sorta stuff. Captain_WD would surely be able to help you though

Yeah i decide to just get a 120gb ssd and put her os on it. Any tips for that?

There are tons of universal blocks that will fit most GPUs, even low end stuff.
 
Why don't you try doing a simple CPU-only loop to get the hang out of it? Get a set of pump, Rad, Tubing, fittings and CPU block and try it on a spare system, even if it's locked CPU, you will see how the thing goes, you can do some experimenting and stuff. To find all compatible parts, most WC manufacturers sell entire kits that are meant for cooling the CPU (they don't come with much rads or even a GPU block). Once you are ready, move all those components to your actual system (WC your CPU). Finally, add a GPU block for your GPU! (and more radiators, fittings, etc).

I don't. But I once got a full FLAC Monstercat album..
(Maybe something like Soundcloud or Beatport??)

@Corruption
Usually, an external DAC/Amp gives an noticeable difference from your motherboard's onboard DAC, always is better. If you have one already, I'd hook it up right away. If you're thinking of purchasing one, then I suggest that you give a listen to the onboard audio, and then make a decision if it could be better with a DAC.
 
Hope this helps

Looks decent to me, reviews also look great and I've heard good things about Vizio's recent products
 
edit: dat remote
 
ed-edit: lol "video still processing" how long has it been

I have a vizio system and Im rather pleased with it. Good sound and bass quality for a reasonable price. Compare that 300 dollar price tag to 800-1000+ for a sonos or Bose system, which are very nice but def dont come short on price. 

WPS stands for Wireless Protected Setup.
 
It's essentially "typing in the password for lazy people". It works with existing Wifi encryption methods (WPA2), but bypasses having to type in the Wifi encryption key (your Wifi password), and instead works more like pairing Bluetooth devices or pairing an Xbox controller. You press the WPA button on your Wifi Router, and then press (or enable) the WPA button/mode on the device (laptop, mobile phone, etc).
 
WPA has literally nothing to do with wifi performance. Once the WPA handshake has happened, the connection is secured via the chosen encryption method (generally WPA2).
 
If you compare it to unencrypted (open) wifi, then there might indeed be a performance hit, but I've never compared. And even if there were, it would be insignificant compared to all the potential risks of having an open wifi network.

HDMI PLEASE DO THE WORLD A FAVOR AND STOP USING VGA!!!!

HDMI hands down

HDMI is far better, in terms of the image it can carry and it's features. 

When HDMI is universally accepted and I don't have to keep faffing around with VGA and separate audio for projectors and shit I'd love to