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I would totally be tripping like *um cha um cha um cha um cha* totally making ill light trail patterns with dual glowsticks when *BAM* the pause would totally mess up the transition from Ian Van Dahl to Mel C. Total buzz kill.
Like totally.
04/07/09
04/07/09
Basically you setup your DynDNS account... once, setup the updater... once, and then just connect! Where ever you are, no futzing with checking for emails or updating the IP in your connection client, etc.
Get with it man...
04/06/09
I have set up an account with DynDNS and have downloaded/installed the Windows updater client, however, the client I am using looks vastly different from the one pictured above... plus my subdomain doesn't showup within the client software.
Also, what else will I need to do to my system in order to access it from my work computer? I remember something being said about enabling dynamic DNS in my router. I'm using a Zoom (provided by my ISP) and I'm able to access the admin page, but I don't know how to enable this feature. Some guidance here would be greatly appreciated.
Will I need to make any additional modifications to my home system apart from enabling filesharing and/or printer sharing? Will I need to install additional software?
I think it would be quite helpful to some of us if you could elaborate on this how-to guide for those us who are not blessed with GEEK WISDOM!
Thanks!
04/07/09
You get one domain that can only be pointed at the WAN IP of the entire network.
04/06/09
it's really annoying...are there other programs out there that don't make you do this yet provide the service for free like dyndns?
04/07/09
It sounds like something is wrong with your setup...
04/06/09
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Their support is actually really good too (presumably for paying customers).
04/06/09
there have been times tho that i have tried accessing my computer while im away. and the updater client wasnt doing its job.
anyone else notice these things?
04/07/09
DD-WRT / Tomato / etc. FTW!
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I'll reiterate:
"I know this may seem contradictory to point #1, but you're not in this for the geek cred. You're in this for you."
Also I'm not going to even address the inconsistency of calling certain individuals out for being more selfish than others in their methods of acquiring movies and music for free.
03/28/09
HOWEVER, if no one shared, then torrents wouldn't exist... period. You must be the guy that takes a penny but never gives one, eh? The world could probably use a little less of you.
03/28/09
03/28/09
As for my favorite Torrence, I have to say it's Kirsten Dunst in Bring It On.
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(Dirk Diggler is originally from Torrence)
03/29/09
For amateur content: [www.xtube.com]
For longer more professional streams (and a LOT of Hentai): [www.redtube.com]
03/17/09