JT on January 31st, 2008

Problems have been plaguing my Wii to the point of being useless.
Symptoms include: intermittent connectivity; no connectivity; random error codes ranging from unable to connect to your router to you have no internet connection; all while being able to easily see the wireless access point and connect to it.
It all started when I upgraded my [...]

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JT on December 1st, 2007

Scrambling for a Wii this Christmas? Join the hunt. You and a million others are camping out at big box stores, F5′ing the Wii pages on e-tailer’s websites, or just giving up and spending $600 or more on ebay. There’s an easier way, and here’s what worked for me.

What you’ll need:

An account on Amazon, Target, [...]

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JT on October 27th, 2007

Mobile or multiple computer users, rejoice! Google just updated GMail to support IMAP connectivity.
This allows your mail client to sync with your email instead of download it all in one shot. IMAP gives users a local/server type of mail experience that will allow mobile users to sync while on the road and with their desktop.
My [...]

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JT on September 25th, 2007

John Scherer, you ought to know the Internet is a ruthless voice of the public. When you go on TV and put on your infomercial about your free learning CDs, and then turn around and wallop these unsuspecting folks with an $90 upsale charge - you better darn well know people are going to be [...]

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JT on September 17th, 2007

So just how many wireless technologies can you use at the same time? A few weeks ago Woot! had a killer sale on a set of bluetooth headsets from Kyocera. At $25 + $5S&H I couldn’t pass up the deal. After they arrived I realized that my laptop didn’t have the newer EDR bluetooth chip [...]

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