grimholtz;156595 Wrote:
> I have a 64-character (hex) WPA2 password that I need to enter into a
> bunch of SB3s. Is the only way to do it with the remote control? Is
> there a faster way than cycling through the characters on the remote's
> keypad?
No, there isn't. And I feel your pain. Then a
I downloaded and installed 6.5.whatever it is today. (I'm not on that
computer just now.) Install went OK, scan went OK, didn't seem too long
or anything.
Then I was fiddling with the skins. I set default2, and not only was it
really odd looking, it got 404s trying to set a different skin.
I sea
Then please feel free to reopen and leave a comment explaining why you
feel that is it NOT the mms streaming issue. At the very least, make
note that your own suggested workaround no longer works.
Disagree all you want, but fuming about it doesn't get anything closer
to working. d_source, d_htt
radish;156602 Wrote:
> I wrote a little program which generates random passwords.
Software and most hardware is only capable of generating pseudo-random
numbers. These are not truly random and often aren't cryptographically
secure.
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grimholtz
'Get PasswordMaker' (https://passwordmaker.org/)
Once again KDF, You and I tend to disagree regarding a bug.
so be it
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bflatmajor
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Quoting bflatmajor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
After logging the bug and talking to their support people I get an
email or two, telling me that the issue is a duplicate and that I
should use the same fix that I mentioned in my comment of the
duplicate. I figure dummy me!! I Forgot that I did figure it
I wrote a little program which generates random passwords. My WPA key is
10 chars (lower case + numbers) which is really perfectly secure and
much easier to type.
EDIT: Oh and write it on a post-it attached to the router. If the
wannabe intruder can read it, you've got bigger problems :)
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ra
By the way, to get the best security from your WEP/WPA passwords, use
true random characters as generated by 'hotbits'
(https://www.fourmilab.ch/hotbits/secure_generate.html) or similar.
Pseudo-random and non-random strings aren't nearly as secure.
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grimholtz
'Get PasswordMaker' (https://pas
grimholtz;156599 Wrote:
> By the way, to get the best security from your WEP/WPA passwords, use
> true random characters as generated by 'hotbits'
> (https://www.fourmilab.ch/hotbits/secure_generate.html) or similar.
> Pseudo-random and non-random strings aren't nearly as secure.
Never thought o
Well, I fibbed. I only have two SB3s right now, and I'm lucky enough to
have some of my house wired with CAT5e, so only one of those two SB3s
uses its wifi connection right now.
The reason I fibbed is that I thought it would be easier than
explaining that I periodically change my WPA pre-shared k
Yeah, me too - I decided to make things harder for a dictionary attacker
by using capitalization, punctuation, letters, numbers and misspelling.
I suspect I only made it harder on myself.
No, there are no shortcuts. Thankfully you don't have to do it all
that often.
If you haven't discovered i
That is pure geek. I love the wall mounting! One thing to note, I've
noticed much better sound using the RCA plugs vs. the headphone jack
using any sort of small amp. (me using a Sonic T-amp)
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notanatheist
notanatheist's
Hi,
I have a 64-character (hex) WPA2 password that I need to enter into a
bunch of SB3s. Is the only way to do it with the remote control? Is
there a faster way than cycling through the characters on the remote's
keypad?
Thanks,
grimholtz
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grimholtz
'Get PasswordMaker' (https://passwordmak
I've logged a bug into the bug system.
I even called the support desk and talked to a live person regarding
the issue that I have streaming an internet radio.
First some background.
I was able to stream the same url and a similar one in version 5.?? and
6.0. The urls stopped working during on
Hi Louis
lrossouw;156559 Wrote:
> Does anyone foresee issues with this. I.e. JVC/sony frequencies right.
> Can i have two IRBlasters doing different things and sending different
> codes? Etc. Can IRBlaster respond to SB3 power up from alarm?
JVC and Sony both use 'standard' frequencies (at le
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