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Connecting to unsecured wireless: Is it hijacking?	by ChuckAB	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Is it yours? Did you get permission?	by nin_man	2005-01-27 07:37:52
You make it sound easier than it is	by Control	2005-01-27 07:41:11
Yes, it is.	by nin_man	2005-01-27 07:46:20
What about sound?	by Control	2005-01-27 07:52:08
You're going to look like a ninny.	by nin_man	2005-01-27 08:00:09
Try this one on for size:	by Peace_man	2005-01-27 08:58:02
The problem with that analogy	by BloodyViking	2005-01-27 09:34:38
uh but when you leave	by MikeCDN	2005-01-27 09:44:57
but if he had running processes,	by plblark	2005-01-27 10:07:30
but thats not true	by MikeCDN	2005-01-27 10:27:26
but during the time you were there	by plblark	2005-01-27 10:36:31
yes i'm reading it	by MikeCDN	2005-01-27 10:58:12
I see a lot of Ass and U and Mptions	by plblark	2005-01-27 11:24:02
I had a WAP even when I was using Dialup. It was a way for me to get at my network from upstairs in an old house. My WAP comes equipped with an external modem port and the ability to share that connection. I agree it isn't the norm, but it IS possible. I don't think anyone would stay long on that WAP though as the speeds would be too slow, but while they were there, who's to say what they would be tempted to do?
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Well that falls into abuse categories	by MikeCDN	2005-01-27 11:30:48

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