allanlange

My favorite thing about the HTC One is the dual front facing speakers, other OEMs is just stupid not to implement this feature in there phones.

Hi guys! I'm having an issue with the data rate on my HTPC with Windows 8. I have a 30 Mbit/s connection but on startup the data rate is about 2-3 Mbit/s. However if I disable my the network device and enable it again, suddenly I have full bandwidth. BTW, I'm using a wired connection. Does anyone know how to fix this issue? It's pretty ridiculous that I have to perform that task every time.

This just might be the best giveaway I have ever seen on the interwebz :)

Retweeted- here's a link to my account https://twitter.com/allanlange

The last key has now been distributed. For those of you who haven't claimed your copy of Dota 2, please check your emails and claim your copy of Dota 2 or deny the invitation, so someone else can get the key.

Is that really your email for your steam account? Hellokitty? :P

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Is that the mail you use for your steam account?

Still got 15 keys left.

Hi guys, if anyone want a free Dota 2 key let me know, I've got 18 to give away. So post your email below and I will send you one. The first 18 to post their email will receive a key. If you prefer not to post your email in the thread, then PM me.

Got 18 keys to give away. PM me and I will get back to you.

Thanks guys. The problem with powerline is, that I live in an older apartment where there isn't a lot of power outlets. So I'm forced to use power strips to get the power outlets that I need. And for what I have heard Linus say, then powerline and power strips don't go together, at least not very well. So unless that has changed, then I think I'm limited to wireless. So do anyone know if the WD My Net N600 would be able to perform as a bridge and do what I want it to do?

Hi guys, I have recently build an HTPC and need a way to connect it to the Internet. The router from my Internet provider is positioned in another room and I dont want to run an ethernet cable. I have thought about using a router like the WD My Net N600, to pick up the Wi-Fi signal and then act as a switch, to split out the signal to different devices - HTPC, AV-Receiver and laptop - via ethernet cables. Is this possible?

SATA vs. eSATA