Penguin4x4
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That or Expedition EL
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Toyota Sienna.
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Volkswagen's pulling their diesels from the US Market, apparently.
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Yeah, reliability might be an issue
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http://jalopnik.com/infinitis-diesel-slaying-variable-compression-engine-is-1787287147 Interesting technology
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Received rejection e-mail Monday, just got a call saying there was a last second decision by upper management to add more available positions, can I fly in for a followup next week? Next round's on me
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Milwaukee, Makita, and Hitachi all have some bitching li-on cordless impact drivers
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Just got my Crabby Wallet and I really, really, ridiculously love it.
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Smartphones being the only reason for said Wi-Fi...well that and the Stoker...heh...
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Not as bad but similar construction in my house, exacerbated by it being a long and skinny 3,300 sq. ft. single story house makes Wi-Fi a bit of a pain in the ass.
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Fixed it.
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I really butchered that post, didn't I? *sigh*
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Looking at the Linksys site I think an RE6700 would be an easy way of extending Wi-Fi to the garage. Now that we've moved all the weights out there, I could use Pandora while I lift.
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Linksys even offers the RE6500HG, which is the RE6500 with...wait for it...High Gain antennas.
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Mine are both Linksys WAP300N's because (at the time) they were the only thing in the price range that worked. That, and Linksys didn't offer any other type of repeater.
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The repeaters don't need to be hardwired. You can get something as barebones as the Linksys RE6300 or something more versatile like the Linksys RE6500 which acts as in tandem as both a simple repeater and a 4 port switch.
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Semi-related:
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Had to install two wireless repeaters for the Wi-Fi to extend to the entire house. Just glad everything "important" on the home network is hardwired. Ethernet <3
