Well, if you are sitting outside of Lowe's aiming a vagi at the building it
really can't be seen as accidental, but yeah.
On a tangent, there is a *nix program out there that creates a AP with the
same name as access point foo and acts as a proxy to the "real" AP - the
premise is that wireless zer
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>I would suggest that if you deploy wireless network which has open auth
>by design that it's not illegal to associate with the access points.
Wireless zero config might connect you automatically.
>I think the next
Well, it is a crime - if and only if some otherwise unqualified prosecutor
or DA is hoping for a promotion / elected position.
/waves a tiny American flag.
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To
rience some fax machines are more sensitive then others.
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Karol Kulaga wrote:
> I've given up trying to fax over Vonage. I've had so many problems and
their
> support hasn't helped a bit. That said, I'm in Oregon, so things may be
> different on the
I've given up trying to fax over Vonage. I've had so many problems and their
support hasn't helped a bit. That said, I'm in Oregon, so things may be
different on the other side of the country.
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Helleks
Are you talking about something relatively weak or a 500,000
watt aegis array?
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One question - how do you
Do you see the unit power cycling?
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I would greatly appriciate if someone coul
Yeah, or that. Just keep in mind that a lot of the HP drivers for lower end
printers tend to have "features" that don't work well across networks,
especially on the Mac side if you don't use HP's expensive print servers.
"Features" such as printing.
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I'm not 100% sure about compatibility, but something like a jetdirect 380x
should work, and hook directly into the printer. That will run you a couple
hundred (~$200), so it may be a bit more than you want to pay. I've set the
380s up on a variety of machines but never on a 7550, but could help you
