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Wireless from Wired Internet?2nd February 2008 So you're adament about keeping your current router. Routers are a level 3 networking device meant to connect to a WAN (internet), but they can usually be used as bridges to, so it probably would work in your situation. However, if you want to keep your *snip* |
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Wireless from Wired Internet?2nd February 2008 I believe that a lot of wireless routers still have ethernet ports built in, so you could just replace your current router with one of these and have both wired and wireless |
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Laser Show31st January 2008 
Just a simple laser show |
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Wonder if anyone remembers me...30th January 2008 I joined Blitzcoder about two months before it shutdown, then moved to codersworkshop, then to devcrunch, and now to here. I was a conservative poster, so I'm actually not surprised that some of you don't remember me. |
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Wonder if anyone remembers me...29th January 2008 I wasn't much of a poster, like a lot of you others, but I helped when I could. After the devcrunch forums shutdown, I pretty much stopped using blitz and moved on. It was by chance I ran across this site. But now I'm back, and hope I can help in any wa*snip* |
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Wonder if anyone remembers me...29th January 2008 So many familiar faces on this forum, glad to see you guys again! :) |
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