Q: Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
You know, sometimes we are just stupid. Everybody gets bit by the bug now and again. For example, I recently bought this brand new router for my home network because I wanted to install an external drive to use for back ups (recent hard drive crash - few backups...oops). I shopped around and chose the RT-N16 router based on various reviews posted on Amazon and other sites. Those reviews showed love for the router, but not so much for the router's firmware.<br /><br />So I got the router, and immediately downloaded and installed the \"recommended\" firmware (DD-WRT). Now the reviews said that using DD-WRT, I would need to be at least \"moderately\" tech savvy. I thought that would mean 'not afraid to go into settings and change a few things around'. What they actually meant was \"Are you within just a few hours shy of getting your Computer Science Doctorate?\" Now, I'm not a computer noob, I've built my own computers, done some programming, I am regularly changing settings and experiment with my home network, computer, etc. but this was just way, way over my head. I have to give a great big thumbs DOWN to DD-WRT. I followed their wiki directions to the letter (what I could translate) and failed at every turn to accomplish my desired task.<br /><br />Anyway, I spent over a week in research and attempts trying to set up my network drive (I do enjoy solving technical problems, and I'm stubborn...) all to no avail. After talking to a couple friends, who suggested I just buy a router with the capabilities I wanted built in (which, of course, I had already done with this router) and try that. Finally, after trying a couple more versions of the software I was using, I decided to give the OEM operating system a try.<br /><br />It was so easy. It did what I wanted to do easily, and without the Computer science degree. It even shared the drive with my DVD/Blu-ray, so my saved movies can be watched on my tv. It has a nice, friendly GUI, scans things for you so you don't have to try to remember complicated settings, and reads hard drives formatted in NFTS. It has a function to share iTunes libraries across the home network. It has a function to make my drive accessible across the internet. Yeah, I was an idiot for not trying the OEM first.<br /><br />So, I'm liking the router a lot more now. Thanks ASUS!
A:
Positive Review