[baconbits]

sweet good stuff :thumb:

dunno whos video this is
just testing it out

edit:

i don't get it
what am I doin wrong?

 

[baconbits]

mmmmmmmmmmmm that looks good

 

[baconbits]

edit:

i don't get it
what am I doin wrong?

It takes a few seconds for it to "work". At least it did for me......it wasn't instantaneous.

that's odd :worry:

 

[baconbits]

doesn't work for you too

 

[baconbits]

ah ha, I see why it wasn't working. The url in my browser and in the URL box under video details were both http://youtube
not http://www.youtube

 

[baconbits]

One of my all-time favorite commercials:

:lol:

I remember that !
Also had more AMD's than Intel's myself :thumb:
Currently have an AMD laptop

 

[baconbits]

:lol:

I remember that !
Also had more AMD's than Intel's myself :thumb:
Currently have an AMD laptop

I'm all-AMD myself. The servers that serve up these pages have Opteron 1220 processors, my home and office PCs have X2 5800+ processors, and my laptop has an 2GHz X2.

Very nice!
my laptop is also a 2hz x2

 

[baconbits]

mine is an HP DV9700
but for some reason, the wireless is always very very slow.
probably because of my old dlink di-614 router.

 

[baconbits]

mine is an HP DV9700
but for some reason, the wireless is always very very slow.
probably because of my old dlink di-614 router.

HAH!!! I have a DI-624+ at home, but it works really well. Flash the firmware, and you might find that it fixes all sorts of performance glitches.

http://support.dlink.com/downloads/#

Find DI on the left, and 614+ on the right, then figure out which revision you have (revision A has two antennas, B has one). Then download and flash the firmware using the web interface.

I keep thinking about replacing mine with something newer, but it still works great.

Cool, thanks. I'll take a look when I get home.
The latest firmware version on there is from 2006, I can't remember if I flashed it already or not since then.