The Front Porch

[Localonthe8s]

Writing to deadmalls.com might help others know about all these dead malls.

There's an article on Echelon at Labelscar.com, including pictures.

The real name of the mall is Voorhees Town Center.

[Mike M]

The real name of the mall is Voorhees Town Center.

It's been called that since late 2007, but the last time I passed it, the old Echelon signage was still in place. Maybe I'll go today, or sometime this week and see if anything has changed.

[Localonthe8s]

Well there is a large restaurant/arcade themed establishment adjacent to the mall. A bunch of apartments and offices are nearby and most people go there to shop at either Boscov's and/or Macy's. Other than that , the mall is fairly empty except for the food court.

[Anistorm]

PITCHMEN is going for a 2nd season!

http://thefutoncritic.com/news.aspx?id=20090714discovery01

[Evan2015]

I just got 3 flash drives as part of my colors collection marketed by Walmart. There are 7 colors: Blue, Light Blue, Red, Black, Orange, Green, and Pink. I got Blue on Sunday, I got Red, Orange, and Green tonight and someone is getting me light blue for my birthday (yay!). So I expect my parents will probably pull through for the last 2. They are 12 bucks a piece and are part of SanDisk's Cruzer Brand and are 4 GB in space.

[kpetree10]

PITCHMEN is going for a 2nd season!

http://thefutoncritic.com/news.aspx?id=20090714discovery01

YAAYYAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY   

[LFMusicRocks]

When I was on my DVR replaying back the overnight songs and searching for the Yvonne Ayers song, I came through this at 12:58 AM PT. It was the EAS testing on Dish Network. Check this picture out

http://krishnansgeneralstuff.googlepages.com/EAStesting.jpg/EAStesting-full;init:.jpg

[wxntrafficfan]

I got a notification today on my laptop that my laptop has the exact same IP address as another computer on the network (we use a router in this house which is in my room). I am suspecting the matching IP address is on my desktop computer, 2 feet away (at this point). Does exact positioning (by foot or so) matter when the IP address is determined? Would my IP address on this laptop change if I go to a different location or network?

[wxntrafficfan]

Now on my desktop 2 feet away

EDIT: Just as I suspected, my laptop and desktop have the exact same IP address. Why is this?

[Mike M]

Now on my desktop 2 feet away

EDIT: Just as I suspected, my laptop and desktop have the exact same IP address. Why is this?

Are you at the same house? If so, that's why. You're still using the same connection.

[Anistorm]

Now on my desktop 2 feet away

EDIT: Just as I suspected, my laptop and desktop have the exact same IP address. Why is this?

Are you at the same house? If so, that's why. You're still using the same connection.

My laptop and PC have the same connection and share the same network as well.

[Gil]

I assume you're using a router.

These things happen. Turn off both computers and the router, then turn on the router and boot each computer one at a time and see if it works. Also make sure you're not using static IP's.

[Stephen]

Are you at the same house? If so, that's why. You're still using the same connection.

The computer it self (not the internet connection) should have it's own "local" IP address. No two computers on the local network should have the same IP address.

socool, the easiest/quickest way to fix that is just reset your router (power off and back on again). That'll cause it to re-assign IP addresses to the computers and they shouldn't get the same IP address again.

[wxntrafficfan]

Are you at the same house? If so, that's why. You're still using the same connection.

The computer it self (not the internet connection) should have it's own "local" IP address. No two computers on the local network should have the same IP address.

socool, the easiest/quickest way to fix that is just reset your router (power off and back on again). That'll cause it to re-assign IP addresses to the computers and they shouldn't get the same IP address again.

That's what I had always thought. Let me try to reset the router.

[Mike M]

The computer it self (not the internet connection) should have it's own "local" IP address. No two computers on the local network should have the same IP address.

socool, the easiest/quickest way to fix that is just reset your router (power off and back on again). That'll cause it to re-assign IP addresses to the computers and they shouldn't get the same IP address again.

Oh, I thought he meant the internet IP address. My bad.