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I've been railing against the monster cable rip-off for some time and I was surprised by a real-life encounter today. I was shopping today in an electronics store and I saw a woman paying for two $130 HDMI monster cables next to me. I won't mention the store name because all electronics stores do this and try to get their customers to buy the most expensive cable possible despite the fact that there isn't a shred of difference Read More »
I've been railing against the monster cable rip-off for some time and I was surprised by a real-life encounter today. I was shopping today in an electronics store and I saw a woman paying for two $130 HDMI monster cables next to me. I won't mention the store name because all electronics stores do this and try to get their customers to buy the most expensive cable possible despite the fact that there isn't a shred of difference
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Back in March, I set up our ISA 2006 server and configured the VPN on it. Since I have a static IP address at my home office, I created an access rule in ISA server that denied all external IP addresses access to the VPN. Me being me, I didn't test, I assumed (big mistake) that this would work. Today, I found out that this was not sufficient to restrict VPN access by IP addresses. Searching the Internet, I did not find anyone with a good tutorial on how to do this, so here is mine. (continued) Read More »
Back in March, I set up our ISA 2006 server and configured the VPN on it. Since I have a static IP address at my home office, I created an access rule in ISA server that denied all external IP addresses access to the VPN. Me being me, I didn't test, I assumed (big mistake) that this would work. Today, I found out that this was not sufficient to restrict VPN access by IP addresses. Searching the Internet, I did not find anyone with a good tutorial on how to do this, so here is mine.
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Ten years ago, I bought an HP LaserJet 2100 black and white laser printer for over $800. I haven't changed the toner yet because I don't print that often but I have a feeling that the time to buy new toner is drawing near. Unfortunately, the cost of the toner is $224 for the real thing $104 on HP's website and even imitation cartridges are around $40. I've seen actual laser printers sell for less than that and it makes me wonder if I should just replace the printer with a new one although the HP 2100 is a well built high output quality printer. Read More »
Ten years ago, I bought an HP LaserJet 2100 black and white laser printer for over $800. I haven't changed the toner yet because I don't print that often but I have a feeling that the time to buy new toner is drawing near. Unfortunately, the cost of the toner is $224 for the real thing $104 on HP's website and even imitation cartridges are around $40. I've seen actual laser printers sell for less than that and it makes me wonder if I should just replace the printer with a new one although the HP 2100 is a well built high output quality printer.
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