Re: [LUG] Hackers ability to access WiFi exposed

[colin james <doodlesmcpooh@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 16 October 2010 20:26, Steven Côté <steven.cote@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On a little side note. We do have quite cold weather here in Estonia.
Last winter we had -30 degrees celcius for a week or so and -20 for
over a month. My thermometer tells me it's 0 deg C currently and we
had our first snow like 2 hours ago. I'm sure I can manage some UK
weather

I thought it was chilly here, I see I don't know what chilly is :-P

I'd still take a dry -30C over a damp 0C any day. Straight cold is dead easy to bundle against, but while the mercury doesn't go very low here, the humidity stays high in the winter and the damp gets in your bones and doesn't leave until mid-summer.

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In a way the lack of community spirit these days helps broadband providers. How often does anyone actually need the full power of their connection?

If people knew their neighbours better then 2 or 3 households could all chip in together for a wireless broadband connection and save a decent amount over a year. There wouldn't even be the worry of being prosecuted for downloading or uploading something you shouldn't as the law states they have to identify the infringer and not just the IP address.
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