Hello Jason
On 11/05/07, you wrote:
> Awesome, thanks Garl - I had this problem too and was just about to hunt
> around for a solution - nice timing! I should mention that after
> changing my usplash.conf from 1280x1024 to 1024x768, running
> update-usplash-theme wasn't enough. As suggested by so
Oops, ya, it's WPA encrypted, but I've got to trust my sysadmin. I was
more referring to the big bad web.
Brian
On 11/5/07, Mr O <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Secure? What kind of encryption are you using on your wireless?
> Do you know for a fact that nobody else can connect to it?
> Otherwi
Secure? What kind of encryption are you using on your wireless?
Do you know for a fact that nobody else can connect to it?
Otherwise, you're generally safe from viruses and malware but
packet sniffing is still a reality no matter what the OS. As
long as the traffic is encrypted on secure connection
Awesome, thanks Garl - I had this problem too and was just about to hunt
around for a solution - nice timing! I should mention that after
changing my usplash.conf from 1280x1024 to 1024x768, running
update-usplash-theme wasn't enough. As suggested by some in bug report,
I had to run:
sudo update-in
I can't believe it's been this long and strange trip. I spent most of it
getting a solid wireless connection: including moving computers into the
garage, buying specific equipment, etc.
I'm actually writing this on windows, but it's days are numbered, and that's
less then three, WHEEE!
Once I ha
