  en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | I wonder what would happen if... You were to bring a WiFi sniffer in ?
End up in a gulag in Siberia ?
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 |  DudeWhat Happens When I Do ThisPremium
join:2000-11-20
Chicago, IL | Re: I wonder what would happen if... The new regulatory agency Rossvyazokhrankultura (short for the Russian Mass Media, Communications and Cultural Protection Service)??????
Short for ??????????????????
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| |  David_La vida es bella
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chile | Re: I wonder what would happen if... lol | |
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Remember the Clooney scene in the prison?
Yeah, that. | |
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| | en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | Re: I wonder what would happen if... I actually havent' seen it.. yet.
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| | | | | Re: I wonder what would happen if... That's why I left out fine details, as most people haven't seen it. Quite frankly I couldn't stand the movie, but this whole situation made me remember that one part...easily the most unforgettable scene in a movie in a long time. | |
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join:2000-06-06
Minneapolis, MN | They must have hacked into a RIAA server.... And got hold of the internal memo with their wishlist. | |
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join:2000-09-05
Dallas, TX
1 edit | Obligatory Russian Reversal In Soviet Russia...
WiFi Registers You.
As for the news on this, it is not entirely correct. It
appears to be a poor translation of the original Russian, but:
1. End users are not required to register their wi-fi enabled
devices.
2. Short range Wi-Fi hotspots must be registered if you allow
access to a third party (10 days, 1000 rubles)
3. Documents and technological certification are required if
you are an ISP selling Wi-Fi access for a profit, or if you
use a band outside A, B or G.
At least this is what I get from a Slashdot post on this:
»yro.slashdot.org/yro/08/04/21/0211243.shtml
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|  N3OGHYo Soy Col. "Bat" GuanoPremium
join:2003-11-11
Philly burbs
kudos:1 | Re: Obligatory Russian Reversal So, if you set your home hot spot up with the WEP encryption enabled, or with a password (IE no public access) you wouldn't have to register it?
At least that's how I interpret bullet point 2.
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| | David_La vida es bella
join:2001-01-28
chile | Re: Obligatory Russian Reversal I think you are absolutely correct  | |
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| axus
join:2001-06-18
Washington, DC | Nice job, that makes it a lot better. The fee for sharing your WiFi is still pretty high, especially for Russians, almost $40. | |
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|  SlickEnWPremium
join:2003-01-21
Seattle, WA | Re: Wish Them Luck said by Mr Matt::) I hope that the Russians have better luck enforcing these registration requirements, than the FCC had forcing Citizen Band Radio Owners to obtain a license back in the 1970s. Maybe failure to register will entitle a violator to a one way ticket to Siberia. I hope that this law does not give our government ideas. And why not? The fees for having wifi certifcation classes and REQUIRING the assistance of trained individuals to set up any wifi capable device....
we would be RICH HAHAHAHAHA
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| | | *Snicker* As a CB'er who still has the equipment that he was using back in the 70's, I remember this well. My home base station Cobra 32XLR still has the sticker on it with my license number. I also remember having to sign on the air with that number as well as sign off with it.
My Dad is/was a big stickler for following those rules.
I wonder if anyone still uses CB radios like they used to.
Id think id get in trouble if I went and put up my old base station antenna though... I think my HOA would say something if I put a mount on the roof of my condo building, and erected my 200 foot base antenna on the roof. I could receive from over 50 miles away if the weather was right, and could transmit almost 20 miles any time.
*Sigh* those were the days.
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kudos:1 | Re: Wish Them Luck There's only one way to find out.
Plus we haven't had a HOA bashing thread in a while. | |
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join:2003-11-11
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kudos:1 | Re: Wish Them Luck Condo Nazis 
I have a non restricted lot, so between the 2 meter repeater and HF dipole in the back yard, my house looks like a Antarctic base station....
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Denver, CO | Huh? Rossvyazokhrankultura That's the SHORT version?
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Hingham, MA | Re: Huh? Welcome to the wonderful world of Russian Bureaucracy... | |
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join:2002-10-23
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1 edit | said by Corydon:Rossvyazokhrankultura That's the SHORT version? There are 4 words in that word so yes. | |
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join:2007-06-29
Newport Beach, CA
1 edit | Russian form mail spam/hackers I get a lot of spam from Russia filling up my website mail forms with all the latest links to Russian pussy and other. I really do not know what good it is doing since the links are not getting sent anywhere.
Even though the spam is a stupid waste of time. It appears that they were able to compromise a few US proxies to cover up their tracks.
Maybe they finally pissed off the wrong person/ISP. | |
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| | What's even more silly? Here in CA, you have to register a dog or cat with the city and pay a fee. You also have to register the bicycle you just bought for little Tyler and also pay a fee. | |
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join:2007-09-28
Colfax, CA | Re: What's even more silly? I live in California and I've never seen a officer pull over anyone for a unregistered bicycle, the pet thing is to pay for any animal damages if so caused by and to keep track of animals and make sure they are not abused..even though I don't see it doing much. | |
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| |  DogfatherPremium
join:2007-12-26
Laguna Hills, CA | Re: What's even more silly? I've seen them do it in both Huntington Beach and Newport.
And no, the pet thing isn't to pay for any animal damages.
It's simply yet another in a giant stack of revenue generators for gov't just like bike licenses and alarm permits. | |
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| | | I wonder when they will introduce WiFi registration in CA too? It has gotten out of hand with all those Sierra Club nuts, and tree huggers and "environmental" laws, and stupid taxes, etc, etc.... | |
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California Bicycle Laws & Safety
License Requirement. VC 39002
a) A city or county may adopt a bicycle licensing ordinance or resolution providing that no resident shall operate any bicycle on any street, road, highway, or other public property within the city of county, unless such bicycle is licensed in accordance with this division.
»www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d16_7/vc39002.htm | |
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join:2007-09-28
Colfax, CA | Re: krazyness yeah I know, i'm just saying no one enforced it. | |
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kudos:1 | In Soviet Russia... Wifi connects YOU!!!  | |
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| David_La vida es bella
join:2001-01-28
chile | Re: In Soviet Russia...  | |
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| | Russia and Registration Internet? That's kids stuff. Russia is here baby! The organized grime groups that control Russia's oil, natural gas, and mining (Gazprom & others)are puppeting Putin and buying up the good ole' USA, ala Japan of the 80's. The Ruskies now own the "Stillwater Mine" 'the only mine producing palladium and titanium in the US', and are in the E Coast & Calif. buying up real estate with oil engorged accounts. In case you are uninformed, these are mafia types that kill and dismember so you're never found.
Who do you think's keeping Putin alive? Ex KGB, and still there. He's OC. | |
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Leadership / Servant |
From a Russian/ English language forum:
"Damn Russia is far more advanced than the US. Who ever heard of WiFi in a public toilet? I guess the 14 rubles is going to some good use." | |
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join:2003-05-19
San Luis Obispo, CA | Vladmir Putin... ...once a KGB Agent in the DDR. He wants to bring back the "good olde days" in Russia.
Sorry there, Vlady. Your KGB roots are well known. Too bad the EU is at your doorstep these days. And without a shot being fired. Get a clue there, Vlady. The internet is your WORST nightmare. The ultimate American 1st. Amendment at work. Get used to it, as the proletariat WILL prevail. Just look at China. As in the summer Olympics. They're freak'in out as well. All those international networks, as well as internet access. Will be interesting to watch. While their olde style of government crumbles. And it will, eventually.
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| | more communists Like the old saying, once a communist always a communist. Thats why the only good communist is a dead one! | |
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join:2002-04-02
Redwood Valley, CA
kudos:1
1 edit | Cold War II Just more proof that the USSR is rising again, and we are in a new war with them, Cold War II. With NATO on her doorsteps, and missile defense at her borders, the Russian Bear is angry (and understandably so), and she is strong once again, they are awash in money and are rebuilding their nuclear and conventional military.
To be honest, the Cold War never really ended, it just thawed a bit, but it's in the deep freeze once again. | |
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| | password What's the linksys login and password?
login: communism
password: isback | |
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join:2001-11-28
Tarpon Springs, FL | According to this The Other Russia article .... "The Other Russia" is a tumor inside the country, they are Russian equivalent of a Green Party in United States.
They constantly post lies and have extremely shady characters running the party.
Do not trust a word that is coming out of their mouth.
p.s.
I'm from USA if you think I'm some Russian patriot. | |
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| Dnepr
join:2001-11-28
Tarpon Springs, FL | Re: According to this The Other Russia article .... Quick search on Russian google news did not result in ANY other newspaper reporting this. Interesting! | |
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| | Not really... I have been chatting with some of my Russian friends about this. They call a Bullshit. Other Russia is kind of a far-out like Ron Paul; good intent, but needs help. "War-Driving" is a big concern (driving is a strange thing to say; METROING would be a better term).
If you really think about it, it's not too different than BBC in UK charging for TV. Russians are pretty good with tech stuff. They would make insane antennas to get German TV years ago.
Don't worry, you'll still get a spam or to past your filters. | |
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Rossvyazokhrankultura (short for the Russian Mass Media, Communications and Cultural Protection Service)
HAHAHAHAHAHHA
Whats the short form for "Rossvyazokhrankultura"? | |
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