[QUOTE]Originally posted by WestSideBilly

 

 

I got nothin'. But sometime's nothin's a real cool hand


Just wait - I should have a dedicated t3 in the next 60 days - the biggest trick is going to be how to completely jump the firewall

 

Home cable modem using 802.11g wireless for the geeks

2003-12-11 01:28:17 EST: 2031 / 238
Your download speed : 2031886 bps, or 2031 kbps.
A 248 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 238095 bps, or 238 kbps.
Seems like broadband .. above the 1mbit barrier!

 

damn mikey..that's nice...
i need to go wireless with the laptop..i'm running a linksys router that's got cables running temporarily right now to 2 desktops, 1 old laptop, and the mac.
i need wireless..
someone want to donate a wireless router as a holiday gift?

 

I have my original Airport 802.11B ...I am going to try to hack it and upgrade for work to G

 

A new week seems slooooow today

2003-12-17 15:20:04 EST: 2980 / 275
Your download speed : 2980430 bps, or 2980 kbps.
A 363.8 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 275747 bps, or 275 kbps.
Seems like broadband .. above the 1mbit barrier!

 

Why?

I don't even understand why most people buy G. I ask people three questions when they ask me what wireless type to get.

1. Do you have too many wireless devices where you need the higher bandwidth to support them all?
2. Do you regularly do large file copies between computers on your network where one or more of them are wireless?
3. Do you stream video between computers on your network where one or more of them are wireless?

If the answer to all of those is no then there is no point in having G.

 

Well I was told by an "expert" that the G airports are much more secure than my original 1st Gen B


Is tihs true? Because I want to use it at work and security is a factor

 

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