You can connect to multiple connections at once but in most cases, you’re not going to get better performance. XP will generally just use the fastest connection available.

What about Linux? 

[quote author=“OnMyWayUp”]What about Linux? 

What about it?

You said XP will find the fastest connection.  What will Linux do?

It will elope with your wife, put sugar in your gastank, call 1-900 numbers all day and let your dogs out.

Wow, I didn’t know Linux had that much functionality!

:mrgreen:

If only it could underwater basket weave…

[quote author=“nhc538”]Wow, I didn’t know Linux had that much functionality!

:mrgreen:

Me niether… Given this new inspiration, I am going to consider Linux even more ... it will help me in my day to day life so much more… 

Seriously… that was kinda lame drachen… :shock:

Did you copy part of that from somewhere?  It sounds familiar… the 1-900 part

[quote author=“nhc538”]Wow, I didn’t know Linux had that much functionality!

:mrgreen:

If only it could underwater basket weave…

It doesn’t know how to do that because Linux didn’t go to a party school! :twisted:

[quote author=“gr00vy0ne”]Oddly enough, in Sony’s Back to School 2004 catalog, there’s a picture of the VGP-CKS1 semi-hard slipcase for the Type S notebook.

Why is this odd?

Sony does not currently sell this case domestically in the US yet it’s pictured in the ad. Good work ad people! It’s a shame that we American customers often get inferior models compared to our Japanese/European counterparts but it’s even more cruel to tease us with products that we will/may not get.

For what it’s worth, the case only works with the standard battery installed much like the CK5T for the Sony TR series. You can get this case from Smart Imports if you’re interested in it.

picture of the same girl..  :D but now she’s in the green room not a library.