THe bbc has to give the british public the best entertainment. If it fails to do so it loses the ability to charge liscence fees, and it would be impossible to give EVERYONE in the TV and radio world with news and television channels without adverts. They're possiblly the bigest ad free network in the world to not charge any subscribtion. (they do charge uk viewers £9 a month but that's a lscence fee not subscription )
one of theeseRFID KITS and some spare "dart heads"
some sort of dart gun and programming knowledge.
Simple,
yeah right. Good on theese guys for doing it first.
Not to sound pro-microsoft but there's a lot of secrecy in OSS projects concerning security flaws. I.E. When a security flaw is reported in mozilla the bug is locked out to anyone without security clearance, until a security report is published. This is a lot more open than MS but it cannot be said that when a flaw is found in an open source project it can be instantly found out about.
Well if you can see any part of either building from the other (from a window) just place one router at either side of the street to each other in windows, keep tweaking their positions and never otherwise move them. It might go through walls but its best to keep LOS, and the antennas have tin-foil backing. Use to identical APs for best results, and tell me if it works for you.
What you need is two wireless routers that offer something like 108mbs or G+ and two of theese aswell set them up with these security settings
1. Enable 128 bit WEP with a hand-entered string of characters that are not likely to be guessed. A string of all 1's or some other silliness doesn't cut it.
2. Stop broadcasting the SSID.
3. Enable MAC address filtering.
4. Change your WEP keys from time to time.
from there
Have a wired network on either side and if only for net access a firewall on both sides and diff subnets.
"Texas Instruments provided us with 5 DST tags whose keys we did not know." They could have been paid to do that by TI as they definately provided some equipment. Or they could be in universatry.
really? I haven't even seen any with DVI, all the stuff on sale near me is SCART. I live in england and still have a VGA monitor. Am I really behind the times? 15" LCD is enough for me.
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that the high end 64-bit machine has such a small moniter.
Sorry YOU deserved my last mod point.
No, doing that is illegal.
THe bbc has to give the british public the best entertainment. If it fails to do so it loses the ability to charge liscence fees, and it would be impossible to give EVERYONE in the TV and radio world with news and television channels without adverts. They're possiblly the bigest ad free network in the world to not charge any subscribtion. (they do charge uk viewers £9 a month but that's a lscence fee not subscription )
one of theeseRFID KITS and some spare "dart heads" some sort of dart gun and programming knowledge. Simple, yeah right. Good on theese guys for doing it first.
They should (when convienient) publish code and instructions as this would be a cool toy.
Not to sound pro-microsoft but there's a lot of secrecy in OSS projects concerning security flaws. I.E. When a security flaw is reported in mozilla the bug is locked out to anyone without security clearance, until a security report is published. This is a lot more open than MS but it cannot be said that when a flaw is found in an open source project it can be instantly found out about.
Damn if only i had some mod points. ;-)
Um, wallpapers??? ;-)
Well if you can see any part of either building from the other (from a window) just place one router at either side of the street to each other in windows, keep tweaking their positions and never otherwise move them.
It might go through walls but its best to keep LOS, and the antennas have tin-foil backing.
Use to identical APs for best results, and tell me if it works for you.
"Texas Instruments provided us with 5 DST tags whose keys we did not know."
They could have been paid to do that by TI as they definately provided some equipment. Or they could be in universatry.
the funny part is I didn't mean it to be funny, i was being serious
Is the PC market truly DVI?
A LOT of PC's are enterprise machines so DVI is redundant for that a 17" VGA is perfectly fine for Word and email.
Thats such a good idea it needs its own website.
-You know score a point for each correction become member of the month.
really?
I haven't even seen any with DVI, all the stuff on sale near me is SCART.
I live in england and still have a VGA monitor. Am I really behind the times?
15" LCD is enough for me.
Already done.
Don't worry just another one of Theese
Yep, everything goes in the "URGENT SORT NOW" file or on my desk in my pocket in my desk on my draws or anywhere.
Woah, I'm disorganised.
Thanks.
Does overclocking the -m- break the warranty and does unlocking the non m break the warrenty.
Does the -M- part of the XP2500+ matter as I just have that and how do you overclock it???
Seriously he should write a book about his story for non-nerds and get it published.
1.Get your innovative idea stolen.
2.Try to get paid.
3.Write book.
4.PROFIT!!!
Duh become intel fanboys. ;-)
Yeah all the worm guy needed was a doctype html 4.01 trans http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww .sherwoodoregon.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatic ally%29&doctype=HTML+4.01+Transitional