Some of us read the papers, others walk the dog. But for a true geek, Sunday is just the day for installs and configuration.
I, like many millions of others, have a Linksys WRT54G wireless router at home. Generally, it’s been fine, but recently I’ve found myself having to reset it every few days when connectivity just seems to go away. Updating the firmware from the Linksys site didn’t help.So today I took the plunge and installed one of the free alternative firmware distributions available: DD-WRT.
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And in case I should be seen to be less than sympathetic to Quentin, I must confess that I spent the morning finding an AAC player for my iPaq so that I can listen to music from my iTunes library without having to convert files…
[Later – I’ve just upgraded two WordPress installations from 2.02 to 2.04 while having coffee and cake.]
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So which AAC player did you find? Any good?
[Bill says: I’ve installed the Core Pocket Media Player, TCPMP, from http://tcpmp.corecodec.org/about but needed to add AAC support from http://www.rarewares.org/files/aac/tcpmp.aac.zip ]