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A bit of perspective: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204903804577082671773044262.html?KEYWORDS=srt8 Jeep's Great Big Beast of Solid Grace Hand me Melville's condor quill and Vesuvius as an inkpot. The 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 is one very angry whale. Horsepower addicts will want to know: Is this, the Chrysler SRT division's riff on Jeep's midsize SUV, fast? Even though straight-line speed is not the most interesting thing about this vehicle, the answer is oh, yeah, immoderately so. With a 6.4-liter, 470-horsepower Hemi V8 in the powder magazine and a series of very smart clutches and differentials delivering torque to all four half-shafts, the SRT8 hurls its 5,200-pound bulk to 60 mph in 4.6 seconds and barrels through the quarter-mile just fat of 13 seconds. By those metrics, the hyper-Cherokee is the murdering, harpoon-straightening, bang-for-buck champion in performance SUVs, as fast as or faster than the pricier Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG, Porsche Cayenne S, Range Rover Sport Supercharged, BMW X5 xDrive 35i or Audi Q7. The high-performance Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 is an SUV that drives like a sports car, and very well may be the best-built American car on the market according to Dan Neil, who has details on The News Hub. Photo: AP But that's not the most interesting thing. As for the company's claim that the sport-ute circuits the 12.8-mile Nurburgring Nordschliefe in 8 minutes and 49 seconds, well, that's certainly noteworthy. That's approximately as quick as a Dodge Viper lapping the 'Ring in 2003 and, I assure you, that felt fast then. I would also mildly observe that the sound of the Cherokee at full whoop—a dark-soaring and portentous cackle, an ill-boding pressure wave like a string of distant daisy-cutters—is exceedingly pleasant. Punch the throttle from a traffic light and men for blocks around will involuntarily reach for their wallets. Still, not most interesting.... http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204903804577082671773044262.html?KEYWORDS=srt8

Congrats!! ...And you are sure it's not T-Rat's?!

billyblade ping, my witch doctor told me that you were a virus.....but da stunna ( renamed flash and trash) cures all!!!! You know your avatar is a group of head flappers right?

DEEJAYKEG PingLo CHKN watch out pinglo, there are tons of new viruses for mac too In the wild here are exactly..... NONE! just a handful of malware that is taken care of by OS updates as opposed to 10's of thousands... http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/10/03/mac-malware-history/ Yep, thanks for confirming my post, if you have an updated machine NONE of those malwares will work, and if you have a machine purchased in the last 6 years but not updated only 5 could even possibly work and they are all malware, the user need to be a part of the installation (and authentication) process. None of those are a virus.

Cavey Yes static ip addresses for your LAN. Default router ip is normally 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1. Your router then gives out any address from 192.168.1.2 or 192.168.0.2 up to .254It will not give .255 as this is a broadcast address. Also note that this ip range is a APIPA range (Automatic Private Internet Protocol Allocation). Which means its not a public ip address range, and hence your ISP will provide with a ip address from a completely different public range. You will not have to supply MAC address unless you want to make your network bomb proof for security. Which means if you have switched on MAC address filtering, then in the MAC address table of the router you must supply the list of all device MAC addresses you will allow to connect to your router. If the MAC address isn't listed, then that device will not be allowed to connect to your router. This would be a real pain in the ass if you want to do co-op modes in online gaming, where you are hosting, as you would have to add you friends MAC address to your router. In short its overkill for what you need. I only set this up in our Corporate environment. I love it when Cavey talks about MACs! The real way to do it is just open up your Wifi to whomever but put it behind a stateful Firewall that only allows access to your IPSec or SSH based VPN solution. Then configure your client machines for two factor security (RSA SecurID soft token is good) and only allow those folks who authenticate to traverse onto your network and the internet via that connection. This is pretty much a best practice, no need for mac addresses, even if they are using a Mac...

deerejon vanhelsing Wpa2 and Hide your SSID is the way to go. I agree with Nick change the password once a month, I use to do some war driving and you would be surprised how many connections are wide open. Usually it's not your pc's information they're after it's your connection. Wep is so outdated I'm surpised that they even put the option on new routers. War driving....lol..the good old days...I remember them well....hell I even remember war DIALING.....lol... Do you remember Phreaking, making calls all over the world for free, 2600hz tones etc. Those were the days when we ruled the phone lines and Bell just thought they did..

Very nice, love the dogs (especially when it's cold out!) Here's our 'sled dog' (deceased 2010) with my mom:

Nicely Done!

wildbill72 PingLo hardcore Dumbass stupid idea of fun. Something that can mess up your pc or smart phone and so on. Not mine... Security through minority... 99% of computers sold for over $1000, 43% of SmartPhones and 68% market share of Tablets... real minorities there.

CHKN watch out pinglo, there are tons of new viruses for mac too In the wild here are exactly..... NONE! just a handful of malware that is taken care of by OS updates as opposed to 10's of thousands...

hardcore Dumbass stupid idea of fun. Something that can mess up your pc or smart phone and so on. Not mine...

What's a Virus?

I always clone, haven't had to do an app reinstall or base OS install on my main computer in over 10 years.

Looks nice!

LMFAO, you whores!

KicknDatAzz Darth Yoda - I hate iTunes SORRY PING, you will not convince me otherwise. It's not my goal to convince you, it's much better when you realize it on your own. There will always be Haters. That's the H8rs issue not mine.

Don't blame iTunes, blame the buggy OS you are running it on, I'm sure it's not the only thing that crashes or has issues.

You were gone?

Truth is there is nothing better than iTunes, complain if you will, but go make something better, maybe you'll be successful, probably not.

Oh man, no way......... ....Just Kidding, Welcome back!!

Twice but with a pen knife so that's like once.

Yep, you should see his other rigs, that pc is just for the driving. He works for Autodesk and has multiple Mac and PC platforms in his house.

My bud Gregg's awesome driving sim rig: