justin0469

I'm definately going to do alot of work myself. Cleaning, ripping up current flooring, light fixtures, caulking/sealing, cutting out drywall for repairs are amoung the things I plan on doing myself. Some of it, I'd rather other people do so it's done right. Built in 1991. Roof has maybe 5 years left.

No, I won't be living there while I'm working on it. Don't plan to move into it until April. Yeah, I'm not married. I do have pics, I'll try to upload them in the next few days. It's kinda gross, the people that lived there obviously didn't ever clean and junked it up pretty good. But, all in all, its a good deal. 3 car attached garage, over 2300 sq ft, finished basement, 4 bedroom 2.5 bath, nice neighborhood - $129,900 (appraised at $180k) w/ $5k in escrow towards fixing stuff and the rest of the repairs/fixups with be on my own. Monday I'll have accurate sq footage of flooring materials needed. Plumbing and drywall/texturing someone would have to come look at.

So Dec 4 I will be closing on a house. It needs alot of cosmetic work (paint, flooring, cleaning) and some minor repairs (drywall, plumbing and some exterior wood trim repair/treatment). It was a foreclosure. Can anyone recommend anyone that can do some of this work that is reliable and trustworthy in the Columbus (Reynoldsburg/Pickerington)?

Hey - if you have a clearance, we need some people on a government SOA project. You got unix experience and a clearance, you're in, and I promise you'll get paid more then you would by some place that wouldn't use your clearance...

You look like a bag of crushed assholes.... I heard that one when I was in the service, referring various people's uniforms.

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I have a room http://columbus.craigslist.org/roo/766977612.html And I have a garage.

Welcome to another Reynoldsburg rider...

The "hosts" file only NEEDS to contain: localhost 127.0.0.1 I believe your 2wire device will add entries to it to resolve the URL to the web interface. If you have a spyware/adware scanner it may also add entries to point bad URLs to 127.0.0.1 so you won't accidentally visit a bad web site. That wouldn't have anything to do with your problem unless the website you are trying to visit to test your internet connectivity has an entry in your hosts file.

Damn it people. I've heard people say both ways.... Oh well, I just paid it so it's too late now. I don't really have the time to go to the arraignment (sp) and then all the way back for a court date later on.

Let us know if you figure it out. One last shot: Do the functioning computer use the 2wire device as the DNS server or do they use the ISP's DNS servers? I think they use the 2wire device, but which are you making the non-working computer?

If you aren't getting DHCP information (like I think he said he isn't) he needs to have them manually configured. If that's what you meant, you're right and he should look into it. When you manually configure your IP and subnet, you need to configure the default gateway (IP of your 2wire device) and DNS servers (should be listed in the status of your 2wire device or in the ipconfig /all of the other working PCs). Have you already done that? Are you using the HPNAv3 functionality of the router or trying to plug directly into the router? I've personally never used HPNA, or even had hardware that supported it. And since everyone here is just kinda fumbling around, you can check out this: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/2wire There is ridiculously nerdy people there that can help you that have experience specific to 2wire. DSLReports has alot of cool stuff there.

Unlikely cause but check the number of available DHCP leases from your router. You have tried wired and wireless and neither work? When you assign a static IP, you made sure it is not being used already and that it is a valid IP for the subnet being used internally? Do you have a 2wire device? Which one? I'm just trying to come up with anything...

And they were able to get to the Internet or not? I didn't see you directly answer (I might have missed it) when someone asked if any device can get to the internet or if it is only this one computer that is having problems. Honestly, in my experience, the all-in-one devices are crap. I haven't heard of a good one. I used to have the Linksys WCG200, which is a cable modem/wireless router all-in-one. It was so unreliable and always had issues like this. I replaced it with a Surfboard cable modem + Linksys WRT110 and everything has been working more then perfect. Since you can access the gateway, get to the web interface of the gateway and check it's status. See if you are getting an IP and other DHCP information (subnet mask, DNS servers, etc) from your ISP. Make sure that local DHCP is enabled on it too. Typically the ISPs are also responsible for providing updates for their hardware. Call support and ask if there are any updates available for your device.

I dont know anything about the hardware setup required for the Uverse setup. Do you have a DSL modem + wireless router or is it just one device?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure I'm just f'ed.

Yeah I know.

So I got a ticket in Huber Heights (Dayton area) while driving my car. I was going 75 in 55 (construction zone ) The cop was cool but didn't have me sign the ticket. My friend's mom works at the BMV and said that if I didn't sign it, the ticket will be dismissed if I want to go to court. What's your opinion? Any one else been in this situation?

All these pics and none of: Christina Applegate: Carmen Electra: Kate Beckinsale:

I just got out of the Navy - let me tell you some stories....

Just since everyone else is out of ideas, did you roughly sync them? I just remember rebuilding the carbs on my 94 RF600RR. That sucked

YOU suck ass. I work for CSC, but for the Federal sector. I don't see anything wrong with them really but nothing really especially good either. Satan, I know you live around here and now I know you're a fellow geek, what's your job?

That's what I say too. Keep the insurance just drop some coverage.

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