Hello Rob,
On 03/07/10 19:24, Rob Malpass wrote:
The reason I need to fiddle is the internet connection I'm using is,
for some reason, painfully slow at the moment so my first thought was
to run everything through my ADSL router to see if it was a cable
problem. To do so, I need to change my
Hi all
As usual, I must have missed something obvious but, running Lucid - I can't
make any changes to my networking. Clicking on network connections from
the system->preferences menu, it brings up something (which I think is)
called network-connection-editor - but under the wired tab - I get
> One [1] suggests that USB hardware can be used as a Trojan horse to
> steal your data.
It's possible. Though there are probably easier ways to steal data.
> And the other [2] claims that Google biasses its search results in
> favour of its own sites. For example Google's YouTube gets higher
Hello folks
A couple if items in this week's New Scientist may be of interest.
One [1] suggests that USB hardware can be used as a Trojan horse to
steal your data.
And the other [2] claims that Google biasses its search results in
favour of its own sites. For example Google's YouTube gets hig
