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Is it possible to have Google Now Launcher to work with the FireTV? Why? Here's my idea:

I would want to connect an external microphone for it (Bluetooth or USB), and since my FireTV is always on, I can talk to it anytime "OK Google" to issue commands. I would assign custom commands to it afterwards, so it can be more versatile. I.e: voice activated remote for, but not limited to FireTV/XBMC. I can yell anytime in the house and it would control most of the network connected appliances in the house like turning in my lights (Phillips Hue), or lowering the temperature (Nest Thermostat) much like an always on Siri, but with more control over external networked devices.

It may sound too fu

I'm trying to link two independent networks together. Each having their own WAN connection and DHCP server. How exactly would I go about doing this?

Here's the current configuration.

Network A (Netgear R7000 w/ DD-WRT) Router IP: 192.168.0.1 Subnet: 255.255.252.0 IP range: 192.168.0.1-192.168.3.254 DHCP assignments limited to range 192.168.0.x. IP ranges 192.168.2.1-192.168.3.254 manually assigned. 192.168.1.x range clear.

Network B (Netgear WNDR-3400v2 w/ DD-WRT) Router IP: 192.168.1.1 Subnet: 255.255.255.0 IP range: 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.254 DHCP server assigns 192.168.1.x.

Network A establishes a link to Network B via wireless link on a router (Linksys WRT-54G w/ DD-WRT) running a

He showed up on my balcony and hasn't left for two days. Don't know what to do with him. Not sure if he could fly, but I think his flock is gone (San Gabriel, CA). He doesn't appear injured. Left water, nuts and crackers for him out there...

I have in-wall Ethernet wired in my home. All the wires consolidate in the shelf in the closet behind an electrical box. I know it's one of the worse places for a wireless router to be, but I'm stuck with how it's wired. So here's my situation.

When I plug all the cable into my Netgear R7000 Nighthawk AC router, all the Ethernet ports in my home work and doesn't have a problem getting a connection. Since I have a few spare Linksys WRT54G routers laying around, I decided to stick it there and use it as a switch. None of the ports work when I do. One of the ports does try to negotiate a connection before giving up when I plug a laptop to it, but ultimately, still doesn't work. The old

I have in-wall Ethernet wired in my home. All the wires consolidate in the shelf in the closet behind an electrical box. I know it's one of the worse places for a wireless router to be, but I'm stuck with how it's wired. So here's my situation.

When I plug all the cable into my Netgear R7000 Nighthawk AC router, all the Ethernet ports in my home work and doesn't have a problem getting a connection. Since I have a few spare Linksys WRT54G routers laying around, I decided to stick it there and use it as a switch. None of the ports work when I do. One of the ports does try to negotiate a connection before giving up when I plug a laptop to it, but ultimately, still doesn't work. The old

Anyone know how to extend the 5 minute trial limit for AutoTouch for iOS 7?

Is there a simple way (without using IDA on desktop) to apply a Flex patch to app binary without relying on Flex so it stays permanent. I.e: make a difference file from the changes made I. flex and patch the IPA binary and resign.

Anyone know a way to migrate old gmail exchange crypto keys to work on a new device. Yes, google discontinued support for exchange, but you're still grandfathered in if you're still logged it and haven't had any significant OS upgrades. Is there a way to import credentials to maintain ability to use gmail exchange natively (without a tweak)?

It seems as if most WiFi scanning applications fail to work on A7 devices. Apps like "WiFi Analyzer" or "WiFiFoFum" run fine, but isn't able to locate or utilize the wireless adapter rendering them useless. This isn't an iOS 7 issue since it's fully functional on my other devices that are running iOS 7, but running 32-bit chips.

So far, the only scanner that seems to work on A7 is "WiFi Booster", a tweak that lowers the signal threshold and gives additional info on WiFi via settings. But it's still limited in available information. Something as simple as displaying the wireless channel used from neighboring APs isn't available.

Wondering if anyone knows of a fix for this? I'm thinkin

Anyway to assign activator listen tenders for in car controls. Most cars on,y offers phone (keypad) controls. It'll be great if you can press an in-dash control to activate virtual assistant. It's as if the car has native Siri integration. It can map hardly used functions like Short Hold call or Hangup. Or Short Hold "#". Siri already routed audio to Bluetooth when paired, it'll be great if it can be activated from the car as well....

There needs to be an activator trigger for Bluetooth hands free devices, like in a car. There's a trigger for only single button wired headsets, but needs to be a wireless one. I.e: when paired to a car, you only have a designated a limited set of Bluetooth phone controls. It'll be great to trigger Siri via in-car Bluetooth controls. Maybe map like short hold "dial" or "#" to activate trigger. It would make any Bluetooth enabled car feel as if there's native Siri integration...