Tmobile's comparable plan is $60, not $35. And Their cheapest option is $50... not a price that is comparable against Republic Wireless's philosophy.

Thanks for the linux shoutout. It's a decent option for a lot of people.

I think this is cool

why is avast recommended over mse when it includes a slight hassle of a 3rd party install and setup?

Des this mean we no longer have stars to differentiate commenters?

Lightism is amazing. This is an excellent post. Thank you for sharing!

I did it.

This is genius.

vote: XBMC

I can confirm; this is true.

I wish Nikon would stop trying to make such proprietary items that are so expensive and hard to work with.

Thanks for the tips. Might have to spend the cash.

Well placed article! Not sure about the pseudoscience, but very pertinent suggestions!

Would a wired router, masquerading as a single device, possibly work? Then just set up a VPN to it and voilá, printing anywhere, and you just tell the router to keep printing services behind the router's firewall, invisible to the campus network. If a VPN is out of the question, then doing your own to VPN from home to…

A server works in many of the same ways that a desktop does. Can you elaborate on why you couldn't just make your server appear as a desktop instead? These days the line has been blurring anyways!

I bought a nicer camera and compromised on the lens, thinking I was going to just stick with the kit lens and enjoy the nicer camera for a while until I get the cash flow again. Trust me (and the hoards of people out there) when I say, I should never have done that. Pick a system that you can grow into in the future…

Outlook definately isn't a gmail killer. It's clean and well featured, but not faster, and I prefer the simple archive and search approach to Outlook's cluttered way of handling this.

The money is used for a lot of things good other than what you have pointed out.

Wow, cool article. Makes me want to do one of these for video cameras too. They haven't gotten much love these days.

Nice find! Good tips for starting out building an external pack or rebuilding your own too.