Quote: Originally posted by iDriveX: I find that if you let the towel go longer than a week, it starts to get an odor to it. How come ? You're not clean when you g…

Hmm, one towel, 2 or 3 days. Washing it after each use would be wasteful considering that I am clean by the time i use it.

I find that if you let the towel go longer than a week, it starts to get an odor to it. I put it on the rack on the wall next to the shower to dry and do all my laundry every Satur…

You shower. You toss the towel into the hamper and get a new one. Or you put it on the towel rack by the shower to dry and replace it every other day, week, month, etc.

OK. A coworker and I have debated over the frequency at which people replace their bath towel. So, if you don't mind, please take the poll. Stupid poll, yes, but it will settl…

They are more concerned about porn than anything else, I think. The LAN that I am on is the unclassified LAN. The classified ones are in buildings with no windows that you can't …

Quote: Originally posted by His Dudeness: Oh man, we have to use whatever the Navy has hooked up to the LAN. They'd have a cat if we hooked up our computer to the LAN. …

I'm surprised the navy won't throw you in the brig for violating some DOD IT or 'information assurance' policy--even though they are obviously failing miserably.

Quote: Originally posted by gorickey: Torpedo practice? Now you're talking.

Quote: Originally posted by MindFad: Damn, you need yourself a Navy PowerBook. Would they let you bring your own machines with you, or are you restricted to whatever th…

Quote: Originally posted by His Dudeness: Nah, I don't want to litter the waterfront here. I wouldn't give two dirty nickels for these PC's that the Navy uses. They ar…

macstumbler is what i use. and crackairport, i think i got both off of macupdate. cant seem to get crackair* to do anything though.

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Quote: Originally posted by tooki: People buy routers, connect them, and never set them up. If they only knew... tooki isn't it great?!

Damn, you need yourself a Navy PowerBook. Would they let you bring your own machines with you, or are you restricted to whatever they have?

Nah, I don't want to litter the waterfront here. I wouldn't give two dirty nickels for these PC's that the Navy uses. They are still STILL stuck on NT 4.0.

Navy? Hell, just stick that damn P.O.S into the water and watch it sink then...

I am tired of getting bombarded with pop ups here using this Navy computer, so I downloaded and ran Ad-aware on it. A whopping 350 infected files and stuff! Wow!

The only pre-paid card that I've used is for long distace on a regualar phone. It's easy to use.

There might be some isolated pockets (any New Yorkers here wanna chime in?) that retained metered local calling, but this country, as a whole, has unmetered local calling. (Most ph…

Quote: Originally posted by tooki: Because in the U.S., local land-line calls are not metered. Here, when making a local call, it's free, so when you call a wireless us…

Quote: Originally posted by Logic: WTF?? Why do you have to pay for incoming calls? Because in the U.S., local land-line calls are not metered. Here, when making…

You have no idea how many networks I've found labelled "Linksys", "Netgear" and "default". Invariably, typing in http://192.168.0.1 will take you to its config page, and invariabl…

Quote: Originally posted by turtle777: I wouldn't call it a challenge. It's just a matter of time, and usually, not a lot of time. So many people use their WiFi router'…

Quote: Originally posted by StyleByte: It's a challenge to actually find one with the internet wide open. I wouldn't call it a challenge. It's just a matter of t…