Recent content by ccstooge

Also, no one is specifying 1 or 2 floor houses. 2 floor houses are obviously harder to cable, nigh impossible unless you rip up the entire floor. I am referring to a single story building.

Abrunet is an idiot, newer homes with drywall are easy as cake to run Cat5e/6 through. The 2x4 caps are what make cabling hard - I'm a network engineer and have cabled my entire house myself, build in 2003. Abrunet sounds like a typical Comcast employee reading from a script that makes no sense...

Make good games consistently and don't rape your consumer. The only games I actually buy are console games, namely Wii and Xbox 360. Why? I don't play PC games, as great and amazing looking as they are, because a new PC game costs so much, are (namely) 1 player (or multi player online, which...

The grammar of this article makes me scratch my head and wonder how people can run a company and speak so horribly. Both on Toms part and this retarded CEO's part (based on what Tom's writes of course). You can't grow a Yahoo! every yeah to be interesting. Editor checking of articles has gone...

This smells of IT personnel who know nothing of how to control internet traffic. Also, +1 on the proofreading sucking. I'm sure the "country" has $4900 to use for filtering, maybe the county doesn't - but in that case get a good f'ing firewall that you can block ports on! Needless to say you...

I think the whole "click" feature of the keyboard on the Storm doesn't fit what customer's really need - to be able to type quickly while knowing what they are typing. It takes too much force for the click for an average user and there is lag in thumbing quickly due to the click, so say you type...

If you want an IPhone for non-business use - fine, awesome, enjoy. But the two struggles are different when it comes to *Business* and I suspect the Blackberry will always be better for business usage - for Exchange especially! At least if you pair it to the BES and it fails you have meaningful...

It annoyingly ate my post too. I stated that it's not correct to say that you have to deal with stretched screens on a widescreen laptop - I have a 14" widescreen laptop (and previously a 17" laptop), and most if not all laptops have a feature to disable stretching, and do a centered display at...

It annoyingly ate my post too. I stated that it's not correct to say that you have to deal with stretched screens on a widescreen laptop - I have a 14" widescreen laptop (and previously a 17" laptop), and most if not all laptops have a feature to disable stretching, and do a centered display at...

It annoyingly ate my post too. I stated that it's not correct to say that you have to deal with stretched screens on a widescreen laptop - I have a 14" widescreen laptop (and previously a 17" laptop), and most if not all laptops have a feature to disable stretching, and do a centered display at...

It annoyingly ate my post too. I stated that it's not correct to say that you have to deal with stretched screens on a widescreen laptop - I have a 14" widescreen laptop (and previously a 17" laptop), and most if not all laptops have a feature to disable stretching, and do a centered display at...

It annoyingly ate my post too. I stated that it's not correct to say that you have to deal with stretched screens on a widescreen laptop - I have a 14" widescreen laptop (and previously a 17" laptop), and most if not all laptops have a feature to disable stretching, and do a centered display at...

It's neither fair nor correct to say that you *have* to sit through either stretched or interpolated graphics on a wide screen notebook - many/all notebooks offer different ways of viewing the resolution, whether it is fit to screen, *true size/centered*, or maintain aspect ratio. With the...