1983 good times, Megadeth had Peace Sells, and Metallica had Ride the Lightning, two albums I really like. I call it a tie then. +1 for you for being a longer time Megadeth and Maiden fan. +1 for me since it's impossible for me to have been a fan that long since you saw those two bands when I was 3 years old
. I was brought up right by my old man who had me listening to Def Leppard, ACDC, G&R and Motley Crew a lot. Now that I have music taste I know that G&R and the Crew sucked but I still listen to Def and ACDC regularly while I'm working.
I agree about Dave being under rated; however, many big names in metal don't under rate him so the people who count know he's a good player. When he injured his arm (sleeping on it of all things....) I didn't know what I was going to listen to since there were not many good bands worth listening to then. Around that time Lamb of God, Gojira, etc... were around but not well known and we all know what Metallica was up to around then (not much....). I think in around ten years we'll see some form of metal back in the lime life, it goes in cycles and it's next cycle should be coming up soon. Hopefully it's not polluted with crappy bands that are heavy and get mistaken as metal bands like that wave of "nu-metal" bands we saw go by for 15 seconds just like the majority of garbage "music" we have today.
Anywho.... back to the subject, for those of you who want to see a networking guide, let me know what kind of topology you use for a home network. By that I mean any of the following:
- PC connected directly to modem
- PC connected to hub/switch to modem
- PC connected to router to modem
- Or whatever you have
I could use my network topology to describe this stuff but it's a pretty big network with my TV, iphone, computers, bluray player, wireless bridge, PSP etc... so I think that would just confuse people so I will attempt to descibe the "typical" home network instead