eprox1 |
Sep 19, 2006 11:34 PM |
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Originally Posted by JosephGoebbels
I don't know if it's proper to steal other people's connections without their permission.
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HA. Go look in the My Stuff forum or any of the Request forums and then tell me if I'm being proper or not. Not that this justifies what I'm trying to do, but hey - we're all pirates.
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Originally Posted by galen
Well, if she's using wireless, why can't she just "borrow" a signal with her computer for the time being?
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Ya see, that's just the thing. She technically is not using wireless. She doesn’t have a wireless card (if she did, this question would be easy). I'm no expert, but in my experience, you plug the internet into the modem, the modem into the router, the router into the computer. She doesn’t need a wireless card, as everything has always been wired. Her roommates have always connected to her with their wireless cards. What I am wondering is if it's required that she has a wireless card to connect to other people's wireless signals in the building, or if she can manipulate her wireless router to do that. I guess it's a question of if the hardware she currently has is capable or not.
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