Winterlight wrote:
Using a VPN to protect yourself when using public WAP involves logging
into the public WAP, and then using a VPN from your PC to your home or
work PC and then using that safe internet connection. Everything in
between your laptop and your home PC is encrypted so nobody can
Your math is a bit off. A 5.1MB binary file will be more like 7MB by the time
it is encoded for mail transmission.
7MB=7000KB= 56000Kb. Divide that by 191 and you get 293 seconds, or
about 4.9 minutes.
Also, many ISPs have a limit on outgoing message size, usually somewhere
in the range of
Why use HotPopper? Free Hotmail accounts have had POP access since
about February. See
http://mailcall.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!CC9301187A51FE33!49799.entry
I recommend you use port 587 rather than port 25 for the SMTP server.
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And keep in mind that while the VPN tunnel is encrypted, once the data
leaves the tunnel it's back to what it was before. So something like email
over http is now back to being unencrypted cleartext once it hits your home
machine, leaves the tunnel and goes out onto the internet, while https
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On Mon, 8 Jun 2009, Winterlight wrote:
Using a VPN to protect yourself when using public WAP involves logging into
the public WAP, and then using a VPN from your PC to your home or work PC and
then using that safe internet connection. Everything in between your laptop
and your home PC is
OpenVPN
On Tue, Jun 09, 2009 at 09:34:18AM -0400, Christopher Fisk wrote:
On Mon, 8 Jun 2009, Winterlight wrote:
Using a VPN to protect yourself when using public WAP involves logging into
the public WAP, and then using a VPN from your PC to your home or work PC
and
then using that
On Tue, 9 Jun 2009, Bryan Seitz wrote:
OpenVPN
IMO putty proxy server is easier faster.
Christopher Fisk
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Oooh, synchronizers!
Anyone have a good deal on a 32GB SDHC card that isn't a piece of crap?
I'm getting close to the 2GB that my current card supports and figure I
may as well max it out if I have to get another anyways.
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Ditto others who have said -- OpenVPN.
I don't have any experience running OpenVPN on windows computers, but
the server configuration on a BSD box was not terribly complicated,
and the client software for Mac at least is quite good.
I think some versions of dd-wrt or some other similar
Check out transcend on amazon
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Anyone have a good deal on a 32GB SDHC
On Tue, 9 Jun 2009, z00...@gmail.com wrote:
Check out transcend on amazon
Looks like they only go to 16GB.
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Every 16gb I've had was junk. When u start moving big file over usb problems
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I'm a Sandisk fan boy as far as flash memory is concerned.
The have a bunch of branded or basic SD cards that are junk and overpriced.
However their Ultra II, or Extreme cards are awesome. I use them exclusively
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I also have the extreme series for my dslr. Great cards.
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I'm a
Gary,
OK. You are correct. My math was way off now that I see your suggestion.
Sorry. In future testing I will increase my file sizes by ~40% prior to
any timing calcs should I ask another question in this thread.
My only observation ATM is that Eudora used to send quickly without
fail. By
On Tue, 9 Jun 2009, amar...@charter.net wrote:
Every 16gb I've had was junk. When u start moving big file over usb
problems start.
Well, this is for the wii. I'm getting full on my 2GB from Rock Band DLC
and want to move my other stuff off to a 32GB one to run homebrew channel
apps.
I'm also seeing more folks use VPN services like OpenVPN or even paid services
to keep their ISP's
packet sniffing at bay.
Winterlight wrote:
Using a VPN to protect yourself when using public WAP involves logging
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What about that BIOS setting many PC's have, to halt on errors?
Most I have seen are set to just stop on Keyboard errors only..
Yours could be set to stop on all errors?
Well, the monitor issue is still open. Tried all sorts of keyboard
combinations to no avail. I really don't
Anyone using either of these devices? Figured I'd check if anyone has any
personal experience with these before I plunked down the cash for them.
Here are the links to them on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Matrox-D2G-A2D-IF-DualHead2Go-Digital-Edition/dp/B000Q
RTHX8/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8
Well, fwiw (knocking on wood now) I got a Transcend 16GB SDHC card from
Amazon (with reader, for $39 on 4/9) that works great; see:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0010Z28XG/ref=ox_ya_os_product
and am using it my canon Ex-V8 camera now and it works fine so far...tested
the reader too and that
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I wasn't using a wii, but the reason I moved up was the same as yours.
Then, after having gotten all my stuff moved to the larger card, I went
to back them up. Each time, the backup would crap out. I would suggest
anyone getting a bigger card for lots of data to test them hard before
trusting
On Tue, 9 Jun 2009, Bino Gopal wrote:
Anyone using either of these devices? Figured I'd check if anyone has any
personal experience with these before I plunked down the cash for them.
One of the customers we have uses one on his laptop. You have a few
options for how the display is done
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Is your monitor DVI, by chance? I've seen a number of times when this
happens using DVI displays (and who isn't DVI at this point...). Since DVI
is just a digital bus, the system/display driver has to detect the digital
device in order to use it. If this detection isn't working properly, the
issue
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