I thought encryption is really easy to hack, since the first thing sent across a wireless connection once a device connects is the (unencrypted) password?

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika I thought encryption is really easy to hack, since the first thing sent across a wireless connection once a device connects is the (unencry…

Quote: Originally Posted by Apfhex And remember that connecting to wireless networks without permission, whether or not they're secure, is a crime. Where? Commieville, WA?

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika I thought encryption is really easy to hack, since the first thing sent across a wireless connection once a device connects is the (unencry…

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit Where? Commieville, WA? See my above post. ^^^ I don't want to look stupid due to false information, however, I have read that you can b…

Even if it is not a crime, it doesn't make it morally right to steal someone else's bandwidth (perhaps its different in the US, but here in the UK most ISPs have a max download lim…

Quote: Originally Posted by CharlesS I should hope not, since there's absolutely no reason why it would be necessary to do that. The router already has the encryption key - you …

Quote: Originally Posted by JKT Even if it is not a crime, it doesn't make it morally right to steal someone else's bandwidth (perhaps its different in the US, but here in the U…

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit That's true, but the bandwidth limit is high enough that I can leave my computer downloading stuff through BitTorrent almost 24/7 and not hav…

Quote: Originally Posted by Dark_Lotus No. Charles, your right, anything can be hacked. If I ran a wireless network and I didnt want anyone else on it, then I would have everyth…

Quote: Originally Posted by JKT That may be true for you, but many ISPs limit it to just 2GB here in the UK which you can reach just by farting. 2 GB? For broadband? That's …

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit 2 GB? For broadband? That's weak. For two years I was on a cable Internet plan which limited my monthly bandwidth usage to 6 GB. That was…

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit 2 GB? For broadband? That's weak. I think it's fair to say that these small limits are mainly for ISPs which are offering free or very c…

Quote: Originally Posted by philm I think it's fair to say that these small limits are mainly for ISPs which are offering free or very cheap broadband in the UK. Apparently …

Quote: Originally Posted by CharlesS Apparently you didn't read my post? The cable company that I used for two years offers 512 MB per month for $20/month. Add the most basic ca…

Quote: Originally Posted by nickw311 I'm allowed to be connected, and they told me the SSID. I just wanted to play around on the software for fun and also because I know there …

Quote: Originally Posted by philm I think it's fair to say that these small limits are mainly for ISPs which are offering free or very cheap broadband in the UK. Yes, it is …

Hey. My brother and his wife just got a brand new 2006 Honda Accord (to go with their '06 Honda CRV). Anyways, the Accord came with the iPod car kit, which is fine a dandy. The …

Nope. This is a limitation of the car connection, NOT the iPod. The head unit isn't built to natively handle the iPod's display and other functions, so all you can do is what you…

Damnit. This is what I was afraid of. I thought maybe there was a piece of software I could use on the iPod that would throw it into Play List mode or something like that. I rea…

is this true?...that is ridiculous. im glad im opting for the aux jack instead of ipod system in my TC or Camry.

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iREZ. Your TC, you mean a Scion tC? I have the 2006 Scion xA and the iPod head unit is amazing. You plug in the iPod with the Phillips dock cable and then the head unit says "i…

hrmm... go figure... thats how i figured it would work. so why is honda crippling its ipod adapter?

Maybe there is some way to navigate through the iPod using the Honda head unit. I can't seem to figure it out though. If anyone stumbles across anything on this, post it up if ya…