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Just checking here but is that a fraction so as in half ie 1/2 which would be 512mb or as in any 1gb and or 2gb RAM Bundles Am guessing the latter

@seawolf and @Arthur - if you got one of those dongle(s) / Adaptors ie thunderbolt to gigabit ethernet ( then used LACP ) to combine the onboard gigabit ethernet and the thunderbolt to gigabit ethernet connections would that be any better ? Also when using LACP on a mac does it bond the two connections so if using two gigabit connections it would give you 2gbps or is that used more for redundancy ie if one gigabit connection stops working it would start using the 2nd gigabit connection or what exactly ?

Appologies if I'm hi jacking this thread but at work i have 2 computers with a share called remote on each. Whats the best thing to make sure that these synch. Basically ones a laptop, the other a desktop and I generally tend to create new guides and new files on the laptop but i don't always remember to copy the new content to the remote share on the desktop Ta

I would be interested to know if you can do that as well. Was gonna say if the mac mini is new enough ie has thunderbolt you can get this http://store.apple.com/uk/product/MD463ZM/A/thunderbolt-to-gigabit-ethernet-adapter I think there is a usb 2.0 to ethernet adaptor as well but i think usb 2.0 doesn't have brilliant throughput so not sure how fast or slow that will be in comparison @Arthur or anyone else ?

Presume its similar process to how they make aircraft grade aluminum but using stainless steel or a stronger metal that is maybe carbonized etc ? For the T-4 - presume you will use a raspberry pi lol

For your T2 - you will use an Intel NUX lol

What metal does the T800 use on the walking terminators ? Adamantium lol ( although that is from wolverine so different movie altogether ) lol

So an enterprise SSD with two black edition Titans and the above spec - you building a T1000 then lol @Arthur

Looks like @john will be applying

One SSD would be great

Most likely better to go for the Aruba AP or similar as mentioned above as doing it the other way will take a lot more time and may well work out more expensive with a lot more to do to get it working as intended. Better to just bite the bullet and do it using the correct tool(s) / equipment

There is this guide I found using 1) A switch that supports VLAN's 2) A PC With PFSense installed 3) Presumably the relevant wireless access points etc Not done this sort of thing before so am not sure if this would work out more expensive than the above aforementioned Aruba AP etc Link : Creating a “Guest Wifi” with 802.1Q VLAN Tagging in pfSense and DD-WRT

Is that like the joke about the telly for sale where the volume down does not work and you can't turn that down !!!

Translation - show me the money and that is why we love you Send me your home address and I will send some sweets to you because of the above. Any chance I can get some sweets Dave lol

If only

We all believe you , honest !!! Only joking .....

And trying to claim on warranty would take an absolute age by which point you could of destroyed them repeatedly before they get repaired

Both of the above ?

ECIE - what the heck is that FLA ?

I'd love to have one of those terminator bikes, with the missiles and guns ( chain or mini ) !!!

@Little-Miss - can you help me persuade Dave to get me some free stuff

I can use a usb memory stick and over ride them, similar to what John Connor did at the end to allow him to ride the terminator motor bike 42 seconds onwards here :

Swweeeett - I can use those to do battle with @nephilim I win - now gimme the merchandise lol

@ICTDirect_Dave Do you have any of these :

You still have a few more inches to go !!!