Bubba Bob

I was just informed on another forum that QOS management only works when uploading, and will do nothing to control the downstream data. Is this true?

Hmm. Wow, that'll drive you nuts. Where DOES he come from?

Usually if Im getting garbled sound I hang up and connect my vonage box directly into my cable modem. MOST of the time this does the trick. (meaning one of the PCs is hogging the bandwith) Next time I have problems Ill disconnect the other PCs. Jeeze I wish my cable company offered higher speed packages EDIT: On a side note. I see no real difference in internet speed on the computers while talking, or even while my audio is garbled. If Vonage is the priority I would think the PCs would come to a crawl... EDIT: Also, I can get crystal clear sound through Skype. Much better than vonage, but

Haha! Snow like that down here? Pfft, i wish. Someone sent it to me. Im not sure where it was taken.

The Mustang is a rear wheel drive vehicle, not front wheel drive... Like the driver thinks.

I got the router in finaly. I set the computers to priority low, and the vonage adapter to high priority but I still get garbled sound. Grrr. Any thoughts?

I think Id find a new mechanic, quick

Ill do that Cute Steamhead, yall got off lucky. I didn't know those bloodsuckers on I20 even gave warnings. Thanks for the blessings guys. Stafe safe, Bob

Hey guys. Ill be leaving in a few days to go visit family for Christmas. Ill be up in deep east Texas, then over to Alabama then to Missippi before returning home again. This will be the first time Ive ever driven hours on end in a car that will hold it's own on the interstate. (with out vibrating to death or losing pieces, ) Since I want to enjoy it w/o being sold any speeding tickets by the freindly tax collectors, I installed a CB radio in my focus. Yeah, it looks kidna hickish, but itll come in handy. I had to install it in the parking lot of a Radio Shack since I live 20 miles away an

Wow Robroy, that's some strict crap to deal with. BTW, we need the story on your car.

Try the Open Office suite, Flash. It makes a good replacement for Microsoft Office and its compatible with word docs.

Happy Birthday Screi!

Happy Birthday Yall

Another Item: 512MB Mirco SD Card w/ Adapter. ("Dane Elec" brand) This was purchased from Office Depot and used a total of 5 days. It currently has some MP3s on it, but I have no way to format it so you get music also Im asking $20 Shipped, OBO

Ahh, I see what you mean. I never really thought of blue-ray games, but movies. So far the only BR players ive seen are over $1k. So, for playing BR movies the PS3 is the cheapest way to go.

Im not sure what you mean by this B...

Ok, this is an interesting sound clip. If i were this guy I would be bashing my brains out. BTW, is almost two hours long. Im not resonsible for anything after the 15 minute mark. ADD set in http://media.putfile.com/Verizon-Bad-Math

Since Im looking for directions and not custom wall maps, Opera works great. I think you're right though. All the directions services works in any browser **erases check for opera** And Blim, what are "Trip-Tiks"? heh

Which is why it's in "The Comedy Club". Do you really think someone would pay for AOL for "virus" (as in sickness) protection? LOL!!

AOL Admits 40% of Subscribers Don't Have Computers Leading internet provider America Online (AOL) has confirmed a stunning statistic leaked by a dissatisfied employee last week, in documents sold to Fox News for an undisclosed sum. "While we vigorously condemn the illegal theft of internal company documents, we must admit that they are in fact authentic," said a grim-looking Joe Redley, AOL's chief marketing officer. "Further, the facts as stated in the memos recently released to news organizations are in fact true; namely, that it does appear that a sizeable percentage of AOL subscribers do

Whoops, I ment read a good book on Linux. So, how is your new biz goin?

No better way (IMO) to get out of a rut than to read a new book.

Another check for Opera

Wow, locked into a year of that s$%^ bites. I found this policy on their site. They really give it a positive spin and make it sound like its good for everybody. This really defeats the purpose of having broadband. The minimum package has a download limit of 7,500megabytes, and goes up from there. Have you already gone over this limit?