Xplorer2 is one the greatest purchases I have made for file management. It is SO much better than Windows Explorer.

Actually they do still sell FCP 7: [gizmodo.com]

I know this is a late response, but a standard home projector just has a very small, super bright, super high-res LCD which then bounces off a mirror (flips image backwards) and then a lens refracts the light from the small display into a projected image, which reverses the image again making it look normal.

While you shouldn't significant issues (the diffract brands should mean slightly different frequency) I would suggest you use the repeater for the router with the best range and keep it very far away from the router (in order to get rid of any chance of interference).

No problem.

That is the single most well thought out, informative comment I have ever read anywhere. Thank you for being here and thanks for the great info on rocket stoves.

Haha, well said.

Somebody put WAY too much work into number 2.

www.lmgtfy.com is hilarious... I will use this often.

The game server requires Ubuntu or Ubuntu Server (If I want any support from Steam). I am putting in 1GB of DDR2 from a computer I just upgraded to 2GB. I will see if this fixes the issue.

Not a memory leak. Increased physics would cause a crash in my case rather than lag. My server in steady. It may be Steam servers... We'll see soon enough.

I am currently running a Steam Game server in my home. It is running Ubuntu 11.1 and has low system specs (only 128MB of RAM). My question is that it crashes about every hour for no reason (Logs show nothing went wrong). I know it is not an IP problem and the server isn't overloading because whenever we try to crash…

I don't sync it too often... It depend on how much new music you buy/get and how badly you need it on both devices.

I use my old iPod as a dedicated, docked, music player. I use it in a 30-pin dock hooked up to speakers. So it is always charged and can play music whenever without hogging up my other iPod.

Yeah, our prototype went terribly wrong. And I still know them and even showed it to them. They found just as funny as I did.

This is hilarious... We had to design a product for a school project last year and this is exactly like the one we designed... Our renderings even looked like it. We called it the H2O Duo. If only we patented it...

But that only reads disks... I want to be able to burn them... Maybe I will just stick to compressing disk images and putting them on my PC to burn stuff.

Actually I would suggest that you boot Chromium OS (Though this is only good if you have WiFi all the time...)

Anyone know of a Mac equivalent?

It's adaptive, it will learn the way you speak. So in theory, after a few weeks it should work flawlessly with any accent.