In this video, I unbox the Asus RT-N16 Wireless-N Gigabit Router. I purchased the RT-N16 from ncix.com in August, 2010 and paid around $100 (Canadian).
Back January 2010, SmallNetBuilder.com reviewed the RT-N16. According to that review, here’s the RT-N16’s hardware specs:
Single band Wireless-N networking in the 2.4 GHz range
Yesterday I had to add a much needed parameter to a SQL Server 2005 user-defined function (or UDF). The catch was that the current version of the UDF (i.e. the version without the parameter) was already being used in production by a few SQL queries. Not wanting to break those existing queries, I decided to assign a sensible default value to the new parameter. With a default value I figured I could add the parameter to the UDF without having to modify existing calls to the UDF.
In the following video, I show you how to open the case (i.e. enclosure) of the Netgear WNR3500L Wireless-N Gigabit Open Source Router.
Why would you want to open the case of the WNR3500L anyway? As you may have learned from watching my recent unboxing video, the WNR3500L is an open source router, which allows you to install third party firmware on it such as dd-wrt, TomatoUSB and OpenWrt.
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