I think there is an unfair bias towards the 'kazeems.' Whilst true that the majority of them learn via trial and error, this is usually with cars that are not common in this part of the world. They have a rigorous training system which also allows them to lean on their mentors experience. They also tend to hive together so that problems are solved in a group. Their problems usually occur when they go beyond their knowledge to troubleshoot systems they have no idea of. I had an experience whereby a simple but hidden leak in my car was causing overheating. The roadside guy struggled with it for 3 months and within that time caused a few hassles but was able to get the car working without spoiling the engine or blowing a gasket. In fact, after 'fixing' my car, he then went ahead to label himself an expert in that brand. I then took the car to the OEM (on Bank Anthony way) who did their OEM things (All changes were on spec) and my gaskets burned in a week. C'est la vie.

Are they transmitters or senders? As in is it one-to-one or one to many?

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Service was a headache for me.

. I feel you; it's a bit of a bummer getting a device that's supposed to be the ultimate and then finding out you still need another piece to complete the puzzle. I was similarly piqued. Since it is a Samsung, you could use the TV's all share app to search for the dlna server already loaded on the QNAP. My problem is that the technology is not properly standardized; law 7 of the 12 truths of networking applies- good, fast, cheap. Pick any 2, you can never have all 3.

What kinda smart TV you got? I have an LG LN 3200 and after some updates was able to access my router/NAS. The last update broke it however causing the streams to fail after about 5mins. I'd advise getting a dedicated dlna server (a fairly cheap Android TV box should do it or you could install a upon app on your phone/old tablet) in between the TV and NAS. You could just search for dlna servers from the smart TV and should see the NAS (You'd need to have the dlna option turned on and the 2 devices on the same network)

Hi. Please where did you get the QNAP & how much? I have a WD my net central n900 2tb. Your copy speed will only be as good as the media over which you are copying. Try using wired LAN and remove the throughput settings of your LAN card from auto-negotiate to the highest value. If you're considering getting a router, don't compromise on wireless ac (as in ignore n). For access using Android devices, install ES Explorer or X-plore. Their LAN access are very good.

You can do this with ANY router: log on to your admin plane and check for the rules creation tab. You can then block certain traffic at certain times. Also best you create a written policy to guide this so as not to become public enemy no.1. Last but not least, remember to remove the MD's ip address from this policy or there might not be a job to go back to...

God rest you merry gooners on this most FANTASTICALLY illustrious St. Totteringhams day! COYG!!!!!!

Location please?

Dude, have you seen the No.1 d5? You'd get rid of that if you did. Check out the No.1 g3 and g4 while at it and thank me later.

Location?

Holding down the power off button cuts off power to PC internals like yanking off the power cable. Only problem is if you do this when your HDD is working (IE read/write going on) then you could get corrupted sectors on the HDD else there shouldn't be any issue if you've already stopped all major running processes. PCs today use power intelligently and as such HDD head parking and other power save modes mean you can power down in an instant. This does not mean that this is always the way to go though; Windows might have some updates pending which it configures during shutdown and powering off like that could be tricky.

Also, if you hibernate often, then you must defrag often as hibernating fragments your HDD seriously although you only tend to notice the effects when your HDD fills up. My personal advice is to shutdown normally at least once in 2 weeks.

Good evening Sir. How much would 2010 ix35 and 2011 ford escape cost?

This car is not v6 oooo. Its a 5 cyl engine. http://www.edmunds.com/volvo/xc90/2005/consumer-reviews/

Thank you Mr Creamy Autos. The product came as advertised and works well (so far ). It was nice doing business with you.

Okay then Mr. Creamyautos. Could you please upload pix and specs? And how do I facilitate payment?

Hello Sir. I have a 2005 ford escape and would like to purchase one of the models with navigation. The radio size is 6.2" diagonal. Thank you.

How to see you? I'd like to inspect tomorrow.

Please do you have any JVC Android TV and would you buy off an LG 32" Smart TV 2013 model?

Thanks CZJ, it was great doing business with you. Hope to see more of you.

Hi! I called you last week as per the N6. Been trying to reach you since the day before yesterday but the number was wrong. Please info me how we can see today as was discussed.

@Oxone: If your challenge is basically to stream one source to multiple monitors, that's super simple. XBMC or PMS on a server and a smart tv (or regular tv with an android tv stick) solves the problem. I have an lg ln570 smart tv and I stream media to it and all the other devices at home from my wd my net central router/hdd combo effortlessly. Another route is the one taken by the "IT guys" at my office: get extra hdmi cards and looooooong hdmi cables (theoretically, they don't attenuate, but...). The last meansI can think of is to go old skool and stick a tv card and tv sender on the server then just get small antennas for the tvs. Hope this helps...

Nice 1 dude. Been wanting to stwrt this thread for a while. I've actually researched quite a few of 'em (even downloaded raspbmc in case I could get the raspberry pi).
Eventually decided to settle for WD n900 router with 1TB hdd on board as its also a hardware dlna server and pair this with lg 570 wifi smart tv...
Will post pics soon.

Actually, this is kinda old. A number of consulting firms have been researching this for about 3 years as far as I know and Lafarge has a special road cement formulation already mastered and sold to special clients (Nigerian law only permits 1 type of cement to be sold as general purpose cement).
Anyway, this is likely to create publicity first for Dangote (Mr. Makoju is a director there, I think) and then secondarily for the rest. That said, the use of concrete is more cost effective when constructing long road stretches. For relatively shorter stretches with close deposits of asphalt (which we have in abundance in 9ja) , that is cheaper. My 2 cents.

Depends on what you want to use it for. I personally prefer xp as a production os because it is "stripped down" and offers little resistance wrt application installation (eg, you can't run stuff like netmeeting or lan voip software except you use the browser based solutions or go online with ms meetingspace). Win7 however is nicer (eyecandy, eyecandy) for general home use etc. It's search feature is also great, imo.

Bully for you, BillyG.
I think ctrl-alt-del is pretty wizard.
Also, I don't think the dude who foisted the
frankenstein that is vista on us should give lectures
on the merits of simplicity in design.

@4llerB: You could consider changing your router altogether... Chert Computers at Funmilayo Okikiolu st (off Toyin) have an amazing netgear router/nas combo N900 that comes with 1Tb, user accounts, web file sharing out the box, dlna/upnp and definitely a usb port. All for 24k or thereabouts. Stumbled on their site recently and I'm most def getting one as its possibilities are mouthwatering...
@Leo: No probs guv. Dd-wrt and openwrt support a lot of tp-link and d-link rtrs. I also think tp-link have some sim card routers... the usb option works well for me though. I love to do lan stuff though cos you can't really rely on any isp in 9ja for now imo

@Leo: try uploading openwrt or dd-wrt firmware on a d-link, tp-link or linksys router and that should do the trick. Heck, you could even go cloud by plugging a 500gb to the thing and serving files from hfs although that's a bit tricky.

@henry: think he just means that there is no application layer gateway on the network (I.e. star) rather than an actual ibm token ring network...