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It's the new (pre)N standard, but I was only using a wireless g connection from me PC.
I was was getting speeds in excess of 1000 KB/s on usenet ce soir, seriously maxing out the connection. It peaked at just over 1200 KB/s.
Fan-bleedin'-tastic.
git
:lol: :lol: :lol: irl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spider_dude
Hoi, it was part of me Chrimbo ffs.
Well me Chrimbo to me'self if truth be told.
Wait a minute, you chaps bought a feckin place in Spain ffs.
Pot < Kettle.
my dad bought himself a digital camera for xmas the other day, 10x optical zoom and 8mega pixels, git.
I've seen a number of the routers with MIMO.
I'm waiting for 802.11n before I upgrade.
Did you have problems after ntl upgraded your speed? I got disconnected every few mins after the upgrade for the first few days, mainly when someone browsed my files on the soulseek. Took several days of speaking to a stupid cow over the phone(the girlfriend has her uses) before they agreed to send a man out and give me half price internet for 3 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
Not every few minutes, but we did have probs after the upgrade. It seemed to be when I used usenet and bittorrent fastly, at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by callum
I think they may have put the upgrade in place before they had the infrastructure / servers to cope with it.
At about the same time two of our cable boxes kind of died, so we got a chap out to replace them, which was nice.
The upgrade is the main reason I got the new router, to take advantage of the new speeds. What with me dowloading like a mentalist and four other computery things using the interweb it seemed like a good idea.
Buy it on Black Friday, then you can steal one for your Mam at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Not sure if his mam will still be talking to him, he can't seem to resist thieving microwaves. http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/showp...95&postcount=7 (sunday - task 3)Quote:
Originally Posted by Agrajag
to be fair, she was fully aware of said theft.Quote:
Originally Posted by callum
methinks he made that perfectly clear.
She doesn't need a router, stupido.Quote:
Originally Posted by Agrajag
That's a different one that she doesn't want. Smaller wattage and all thatt.Quote:
Originally Posted by callum
JPaul..have you time then to pop into Soulseek? :)
Wireless routers are great. No-one seems to secure them properly here, it seems I get free internet access wherever I go.
well you could stop thieving them from people's houses:dabs:
Mine is secure, 64bit WEP. It can be much more secure but I figured that would be plenty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
However there are a couple of others within range which aren't:naughty:
I don't really know why people don't secure them, it's a pice of pish to set up.
Whilst typing this I realized I could probably access their wireless networks, switch security on (they wouldn't know the encryption key), set up a password for accessing the router settings and wait for them to spend a fortune on premium rate calls to technical support.
But that wouldn't be nice, would it fromage.
192.168.1.1 or 192.168.2.1 would normally do it.
i tried securing mine, dind't work:dabs:
it seemed to create an alternate locked profile thing but kept another non-secure one running anyway:dabs:
I'm going to try now, but I keep having problems with SS.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel123
It seems to get half way thro' loading up then crash. It might be to do with the unpossible amount of data.
I just sort of got annoyed with trying to access it and gave up.
It should be dead easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Proper Bo
Switch on security and generate a key.
Then tell the computery things what the key is.
did that, and it worked...except it still had another profile type thing running without a password, even when i set it to have one:dabs:
Have you tried resetting it to factory settings, to go back to it's "out of the box" state. Then switching on security from there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Proper Bo
Security should be either on or off, you shouldn't really be able to have it in two states at the same time.
We are talking about encryption here aren't we, as opposed to the administrators password for changing the router's settings.
God forbid they actually just give it the ole hard reset.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
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Originally Posted by Busyman
Oh, I never thought of that :O
Once again the vast intellect that is busyman shows us the way.
Actually I agree with you that some knucklehead would call tech support rather than giving it the hard reset. However, I don't know about the "fortune" in tech support calls though. The call would last all of 10 seconds....or should I say, "should".Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
Either way, glad I could 'elp oot.
Bet it wouldn't, at £1/minute ($27). If some geptard phoned they would keep them on for a good wee time before saying "press a needle into the wee hole marked reset"Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Anyway, on some routers which are secure encrypted and password protected the hard reset button won't work. Before you tell me that's pish, it isn't, I've seen it. You can get round it, but just pressing the hard reset won't work.
Agreed but there aren't that many that the average joe has.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
should have gotten a linksys wrt54g. you can run "third party" firmware AKA hacked firmware.
Hardware thread :dabs:
I've been told by my ISP that to upgrade to a 2meg line, I have to get a router instead of this modem because it can only handle a 1024 connection.
It's free and all but making hardware changes is just asking for trouble.
Indeed, but I haven't lost my mind recently, so why would I do such a stupid thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by muchspl3
However if you think it's a good idea please feel free to take your own advice.
Niiice.Quote:
Originally Posted by muchspl3
I will check that out.
hush me, err you :P I finished fable today, well the main story anyway. Still have lots of side missionsQuote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
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The Sveasoft firmware adds more features than I care to list, however buy uploading this firmware you can increase your power boost up to 300% from stock firmware!
I'm using the alchemy final firmware
I'm going to check that out. That Linksys is probably super low ($) right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by muchspl3
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I installed Ninja Gaiden but wanna wait 'till I get the Black version to play it.
The same goes for Fable.
I heard the The Lost Chapters is on Xbox now.
My Blockbuster has neither though.:dry:
Another game you should definitely check out is Stubbs The Zombie.
You are actually the villain with regenerative powers and each and every single person's brains you eat or people you slash to death fight on your side.
Fucking amazing game....slightly repetitive but they are on to something. I'm at the last boss now. The game's a little on the short side.
I've been getting a game every day.
The last ones I got were:
Metal Slug 4 & 5
Brother's In Arms: Road To Hill 30
I have about 78 games now and about 38 GB left.
I need to buy that 300 gb drive soon (maybe 400) so I can back up all this shit.
I'll probably chill out after my Game Pass runs out on Jan 12. Besides that, BB doesn't have the super new stuff like Brother's In Arms: Earned In Blood.
I don't know if you have an HDTV but my Xbox upconverts my DVDs to 1080i. I still need to finish Batman Begins (and a host of other movies).
What dash do you have btw and how did you get your modded Xbox?
Your upload is brilliant :)
A true "ooer missus" moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel123
Just found the G version at Best Buy for $70 and $30 in mail in rebates.Quote:
Originally Posted by muchspl3
I have to order by the 24th though. I might wait. They always have those rebates. I got my D-Link router for $20 after rebates.
yea but you can't hack the new versions,so be carefull as the older versions are being bought up quickly
How do I tell?Quote:
Originally Posted by muchspl3
Firmware: This router can be modded with third-party firmware. (except version 5) If you plan to use other firmware, like DD-WRT or OPENWRT, then check the serial number on the bottom of the box.
WRT54G Firmware Revisions (look for the CDF serial number prefix on the box):
CDF0 = WRT54G v1.0 / ADM6996L Chipset / CPU 125Mhz
CDF1 = WRT54G v1.0 / ADM6996L Chipset / CPU 125Mhz
CDF2 = WRT54G v1.1 / ADM6996L Chipset / CPU 125Mhz
CDF3 = WRT54G v1.1 / ADM6996L Chipset / CPU 125Mhz
CDF5 = WRT54G v2.0 / ADM6996L Chipset / CPU 200Mhz
CDF7 = WRT54G v2.2 / BCM5325EKQM Chipset / CPU 200Mhz
CDF8 = WRT54G v3.0 / BCM5325EKQM Chipset / CPU 200Mhz
CDF9 = WRT54G v3.1 / BCM5325EKQM Chipset / CPU 200Mhz
CDFA = WRT54G v4.0 / BCM5352E Chipset / CPU 200Mhz
CDFB = WRT54G v5.0 / BCM5352EKPB Chipset / CPU 200Mhz (Don't Buy This One!)
Excellent. That means don't buy the shit online.Quote:
Originally Posted by muchspl3