Nope, not from the sig - from your bike knocked over thread
Click on her sig, I think I can hear fwapping in the background
Nope, not from the sig - from your bike knocked over thread
All you tomato fans should check out routerOS.
$49.95, runs on any platform, and you can keep stacking DSL connections till you run out of PCI slots.
I can't click on it - I am happily married man
Last I check, looking at pics isn't considered adultery
Depends on the combination of the amount of jealousy and violent tendencies that the wife in question has :shock:
No matter how violent or jealous she becomes, it doesn't mean it is adultery, ooooookay??
Broadcom chipset. Not good in an apartment full of clients running Atheros chipset especially when one is already complaining about signal drops. In any case that puny little thing has a 200MHz CPU and 16MB of RAM. It was made before people did multimedia streaming over the network. You wanna stream? You need more juice... And screw wireless for that purpose. Good for light-duty surfing/downloading and not much else.
I think you are late with your advice. As far as I am concerned this thread is now about lil sushi f*** fingering other girls.
Does in her mind and she's the one holding the spatula :shock:
Agreed but it is boring subject, fingering is way more exciting.Correction: this thread is now about adultery and wives beating their husbands with wooden spatulas...
Haha - happy wife=FiReSTaRT in 1 piece!
corrected
don't know where you're getting this info, my mac uses the broadcom chipset
Firmware Version: Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.10.131.42.4)
ive got a korean tenant and im on a 300gb plan...the guy downloads a lot of crap, upwards of 15 gigs a day...i dont want to disable his connection, but merely wanna limit him, to say 3 gigs per day (there's 3 ppl in the house.. 3x3x30 = 270 gig) via mac address or whatever
Your best bet: Get him to pay $10-12 extra for unlimited or reduce his rent by $10 and take away his Internet access.. His choice.
You can also install Gargoyle on your router (if supported) http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/doku.php?id=bandwidth_sharing_setup which seems to support that sort of functionality. From what I know it's OpenWRT-based, with a fancy GUI.
Thanks.
he's stopped leeching, i just want my tenants to be able to get the most out of the bandwidth that i have, without penalty