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Haha! Yeah!

Just Uni and Biking, same old, lol.

Haha, so I heard. Didn't really believe it'd close though, did you?
How's things?

nice profile pic lol

haha sweet. well i'll go write my love letter to skullcandy.

i miss my hesh

ahh i see. how are the buds? i don't know if i should pick up some earbuds or the skpro. if i buy the skpro, that'll be my last pair of headphones til it breaks. i bought the icons for my commute when i don't take the car, i was considering some buds also.

ah yes. biking you should get something smaller. skullcandy recruites, icons or lowriders. if you want buds, the full metal jacket, titans and smokin buds are good.

woah dude! my hesh's snapped as well last month, exactly the same part. i brought them to the official distributor of skullcandy here and they haven't done shit yet. in fact i just rang them up a couple of minutes ago and they haven't done shit cause the warranty here is 30 days for the body and 2 years for the speaker, bullshit ain't it? i'm about to write skullcandy a complaint email. you should have no problems as over there in the US, you got lifetime warranty unlike this shithole i live in.

skullcrushers aren't that good. i tried them out at an apple store and didn't like 'em. it's like having the sound quality of the hesh and add a vibrating speaker in your ear. i didn't like the overpowering bass. i'd get the skullcandy skpro if you can shell out $150. my friend has them and they sound awesome, in the same league as bose and jbl. down side is the huge cord though.

Check out there site, it is very simple, but like flashing the firmware of anything you run the chance of bricking it.

www.dd-wrt.com

Well, BGN will have the most compatibility but also the most interference. A radios will have the least, but have the least compatibility. Most wifi cards are not ABGN compatible, most are just BGN. As long as you get one that supports WPA with AES encryption you will be fine. I like to use third party firmware, so if you can still find the Linksys WRT54GL (make sure it has a L in the model name, the L stands for Linux compatible) off of newegg and then load dd-wrt firmware on it, it allows you to tweak such things. You can signal boost, and over clock it and such. You can also buy a couple of them and then configure one as DNS and DHCP and use the others just as repeaters through out your whole house. Of course you will have to run cables.

Depends on what you are asking. I haven't shopped around for a wireless router in a while so if it is a what is the best deal for the dollar I wouldn't know. If it is a technical question I may be able to answer it.