I know this is wrong but...

PsyOps

PsyOps

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sweetprincess23 said:
I know this is wrong but I am too poor to buy a computer and internet. So I borrow a laptop every so often and pick up on one of my neighbors wireless connection. My question is, can my neighbor tell when I am borrowing their internet? I might be currently doing this and my connection keeps going out and is hard to get back.
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Don't you worry about a thing. Our new president will make sure we ALL have the intarveb.
 
AnnieC

AnnieC

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itsbob said:
Don't be overly concerned.

They can't charge you, nor are they looking for you, if you run an unsecure wireless network.

If that was the case do you REALLY think all of the local businesses would run unsecure networks?

Starbucks, Dunkin Donut's, Burger King, McDonalds.. almost ALL of the hotels, ALL libraries. If there was going to be liablility issues not ONE of them would be doing it.


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hey ittybittybob........all those places require the user to sign a users agreement prior to getting "free" access......and those agreements, when acknowledged, covers the owner from liability............
you ever read the fine print?...........doubt it........

the gal took and used something that did not belong to her....
internet access today.....what will she steal next?
 
AnnieC

AnnieC

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sweetprincess23 said:
well thank you, it means alot. I didn't think anyone would be on my side since I was new. Also, didn't mean to offend any Christian's.
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wait. .....she is the owner here and needs customers to keep this place running ...she doesnt care about you..only the crap you stir up........and if it isnt enough..she will stir it up even more............
it is about $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and advertising...............
 
AnnieC

AnnieC

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sweetprincess23 said:
I like that, my neighborhood has an HOA. I have never been to a meeting but maybe I will go to the next one and bring it up. They keep talking about bringing the neighborhood together, IMO the internet is what keeps people together these days.
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make sure you tell them you are stealing it from who knows who and have no bad feelings about it!!!!
 
GWguy

GWguy

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SoMDGirl42 said:
Well I've known that for the last year. :evil: Let me rephrase the question. Who is the cheapest LEGAL provider of wireless internet?
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The question should be: who is the cheapest ISP ? You can use wireless on any ISP with a wireless router, whether you buy one or they supply it. if you are talking about home service, I pay about $17/mo for DSL @ 768Kb/s. They provided a wireless router, no cost.

If you're talking about ANY ISP, Panera is free, Teariffic is free, etc........
 
SoMDGirl42

SoMDGirl42

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GWguy said:
The question should be: who is the cheapest ISP ? You can use wireless on any ISP with a wireless router, whether you buy one or they supply it. if you are talking about home service, I pay about $17/mo for DSL @ 768Kb/s. They provided a wireless router, no cost.

If you're talking about ANY ISP, Panera is free, Teariffic is free, etc........
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Thank you. :nomoney:































Could you please PM me with your encryptic wirless password? :popcorn:
 
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forceofnature

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itsbob said:
Don't be overly concerned.

They can't charge you, nor are they looking for you, if you run an unsecure wireless network.

If that was the case do you REALLY think all of the local businesses would run unsecure networks?

Starbucks, Dunkin Donut's, Burger King, McDonalds.. almost ALL of the hotels, ALL libraries. If there was going to be liablility issues not ONE of them would be doing it.


Don't be too concerned, the sky isn't falling, and the FBI isn't interested.. really.
It's called sharing. It's what nice people do.
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You can use the router to limit access the the sites which are questionable. I have a server that actually controls access to the network. "Untangle" look it up. Its free linux based OS for net security etc...
 
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