Re: Classy...

Author	All Replies
Anomus @rr.com	reply to hopeflicker Re: Classy... Glug glug glug glug, I also am gulping all the bandwidth my neighbors dont use p2ping to the tune of 25gigs a day. I have a cantenna direct from compusa pointing out every upstair window. Its so cool and the anonimity is awesome. If the **aa's bust down doors for p2ping content, it wont be mine and I may even be able to watch. Woo Hoo. But in all seriousness, the odds are very low of that ever happening. I can also monitor the broadband usage via the router logs and I am amazed at how little my neighbors actually use their connection. I am sure some households use it a lot but all my neighbors use it on average 1 hour a day. I am happy to keep it warm for them the other 23. And security? I have it all secured for them and even changed the passwords so rifraf wont butt in on our usage. I just love the wireless age.
	to forum · permalink · 2006-03-05 16:51:27 ·
Freezone join:2000-09-29 Southfield, MI	How mice of you.
	to forum · permalink · 2006-03-05 19:54:30 ·
DenverRHamel @comcast.net	reply to Anomus I'm not impressed. You should have made your own cantennas.
	to forum · permalink · 2006-03-05 20:34:09 ·
ROCINANTE Original Member 007 Premium join:1999-06-29 Hartsdale, NY	reply to Anomus The odds will rise tomorrow after you are reported. -- CRUNCH THIS!
	to forum · permalink · 2006-03-06 01:18:29 ·
Jon Geb Wal-Mart Sucks join:2001-01-09 Howell, MI 1 edit	reply to Anomus I changed a password too on an unsecured router so it couldnt be messed with. I have since stoped using it though and changed it back... There were like 25 people leeching on it.
	to forum · permalink · 2006-03-06 10:32:50 ·
shashinka join:2000-09-16 West Boylston, MA	So anonymous and Jon here think that changing the web admin password is securing the setup, lol. Anonymous is saying that his neighbors are condoning his action because he has changed their web admin passwords (they let them). I think if you discussed with your neighbors that some may actually say no to it. I don't think he secured the APs and provided the new encryption keys/SSIDs to them
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Jon Geb Wal-Mart Sucks join:2001-01-09 Howell, MI	reply to Jon Geb The AP wasnt secured, I just didnt want someone changing settings and crashing the AP. My method was 99% harmless considering everything was set to default signaling that the end user has no idea what they are doing.
	to forum · permalink · 2006-03-06 17:45:53 ·

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