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clubs: | Re: O' boy This makes me wonder how much is too much? | |
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Stewy85
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clubs: | Re: O' boy this might be close. | |
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dav0r
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Albertville, MN | Re: O' boy i love japanese ideas... | |
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Phucker
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| Re: O' boy Be sure to watch for that pesky backdoor "Back Orifice".
Kinda gives everything a new meaning 
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(??) Did BO go mainstream?? I was looking at the site and now they seem to be a "legit" Windows Remote Administration Tool. Anybody got any info? »www.cultdeadcow.com/tools/bo.html
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cmptrblder
join:2001-01-16
Altoona, PA | Do we have to wave our arms in the air to get a good signal? | |
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quibbly
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Sugar Land, TX
| Re: O' boy Not really, but if you clasp your hands together and point in a general direction, you can focus the beam better and create a line of site network.
As a plus, the bigger you are, the more energy you can disperse. Hum...wonder what this would do to the fat cells? Maybe a great weight loss program to boot! | |
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join:2003-10-27
FRANCE | Well, we already have the FTTS Fiber To The Subscriber stuff : endoscopy
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Beammeup-Scottie
@optonline.net | Beam me up scottie.
Those ASIANS are genious. Lets bring some of those guys here. | |
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SuperJudge
Magus
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Albany, GA
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| Re: O' boy said by Omega  :
I do not think fat and chorlesterol conduct ethernet very well.
I'm guessing you're doing your own research on this as well?
Honestly, I'm speechless, I had no idea anybody could post something so stipud.
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Omega
Displaced Ohioan
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clubs: | Re: O' boy It's a joke. | |
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TheHelpful1
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Upper Marlboro, MD | Using humans as network broadcasting nodes...
Anyone see a "Matrix = humans as batteries" correlation here or is it just me?
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lemekim
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Philadelphia, PA | If anything I would think they have bigger bandwidth! | |
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mrchris
We don't miss you Bush
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North Babylon, NY | I'd like to see ppl try getting capping lol | |
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quibbly
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Sugar Land, TX | I still prefer having my cat-5 cable plugged into my anus, then using me as an antenna. 4/5 IT guys recommend this method. Not only does it cure colon cancer, but promotes good intestinal health! | |
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Transmaster
Don't Blame Me I Voted For Bill and Opus
join:2001-06-20
Cheyenne, WY
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| I can see one use for this that would be very useful.
Imagine a hospital, or acute care nursing home with such a system installed. You could have a device worn to transmit vitals to a central monitoring station. No only could you monitor vitals but you could also tell exactly where a person by the floor tile sending the info. Of course there would have to be a look a the effects of the
EM field on a body with perhaps a pacemaker but it might add yet another tool to health care givers.
Imagine a museum with such system. you would walk up to a
exhibit and just by stepping up to it you download to a PDA type of device detailed information on the exhibit you a looking at. COOL!!!!
Having said this There are wireless systems that do this
already, and this type of system would be cheaper to deploy. Hospitals use a telemetry system which has a Doppler location system to tell where the person. You can
tell if a hospital has such a system installed if you spot an antenna, there will be four antennas group closely together. The computer that is monitoring the system can
tell by signal strength which repeater the signal is strongest and from the difference in the time it take the
RF signal to reach each of the four antennas on that repeater where the person is.
I have a hunch we will here nothing more about this technology.
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StingerMoD
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Calgary, AB |  Sweet!
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Brianv5
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Keyser, WV | Big Brother Would just love to have that installed. No need to tap into a citizens computer, tap into them!
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@64.207.x.x | Re: The fun is I wonder when and if saying No will work.. kinda like rape.. what if someone doesn't want to be used.. and you use them without their concent? data rape? | |
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oliphant5
Got Identity?
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join:2003-05-24
Corona, CA
| Re: The fun is said by pt_trig:
I wonder when and if saying No will work.. kinda like rape.. what if someone doesn't want to be used.. and you use them without their concent? data rape?
Firewall means firewall. You don't want to get a virus PCCillin. Give some other network a worm LOL.
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join:2003-07-03
North Vernon, IN
| actually I can see alot off practical uses for this for the clever independent I.T. that has a customer that is fussy about security on there wlan, maybe have a pirating problem or something in a busy urban area. they need a system that has only the power to transmit in a limited space. simply place the network tiles under your floor plan for your office space and then only those limited areas will have this network they still get the office space close to the veiw or access points they want and no outside pirating outside and around the building. maybe they just ain't thinking for the right application. I think we have more then enough ability to communicate indoors but this could be a good way of putting in place a wireless system in offices without giving it out to everyone that has a wlan card in there laptop around them. | |
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join:2003-07-03
North Vernon, IN
| might be good security measure actually I can see alot off practical uses for this for the clever independent I.T. that has a customer that is fussy about security on there wlan, maybe have a pirating problem or something in a busy urban area. they need a system that has only the power to transmit in a limited space. simply place the network tiles under your floor plan for your office space and then only those limited areas will have this network they still get the office space close to the veiw or access points they want and no outside pirating outside and around the building.  maybe they just ain't thinking for the right application. I think we have more then enough ability to communicate indoors but this could be a good way of putting in place a wireless system in offices without giving it out to everyone that has a wlan card in there laptop around them. | |
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one wall to block them all
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The Lou | Wait for the RIAA to sue it I can see the RIAA issuing subpoenas to individuals for providing the network access used to illegally share copyrighted music.
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Smokey
Even drunk on a bet ya make it to Canada
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join:2003-05-20
Va Beach
clubs: | Run Neo!!!! Run I guess the matrix is REAL!!! Time to renew my prescription!! | |
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join:2003-07-03
North Vernon, IN
| Re: Run Neo!!!! Run dude you can go to almost any urban business block in boston and find an access point for a wlan. might be some print shop on the corner or some office on the third floor but theres always something left open with a 4 block radius.this could solve those types of problems where offices are stacked on top of each other and wireless access has not only people outside trying to get some free bandwidth but people inside are getting interferance from the office upstairs. so I see the uses just not as a "stand here to use me, walkie talkie" for you pc or pda. | |
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WildGod
God Is Dead
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NYC | Oh boy I can see the RIAA now... does this mean the RIAA will be able to subpoena me to turn my body over? ok this is getting complicated | |
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lesopp
join:2001-06-27
Land O Lakes, FL
| Interesting Electrical resistance can be used to measure body fat, the greater the resistance the greater the body fat. I wonder if body fate would also contribute to latency.
Imagine having to tell a client that their latency would improve if they reduced their body fat! | |
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join:2003-08-20
Fountain, CO | Re: Interesting Wait for the RIAA to sue it
I can see the RIAA issuing subpoenas to individuals for providing the network access used to illegally share copyrighted music.
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DenverDialup
join:2003-06-06
Littleton, CO
clubs: | Re: Interesting No, they're going to subpoena everybody in the world for simply existing, and thus providing the possibility of copyright infringement. 6 billion lawsuits? Sounds like the RIAA to me! | |
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Transmaster
Don't Blame Me I Voted For Bill and Opus
join:2001-06-20
Cheyenne, WY
| Re: Interesting Ya the RIAA will want the return of all copyrighted material
I'll send them Mr. Hanky in MP3 format (My PoopX3)
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| You've Hacked My Aura!
The primary goal, according to one DoCoMo researcher, is to create a "new indoor communication infrastructure for the coming wearable and ubiquitous computing era."
As if we're currently not in a "ubiquitous computing era?"
- Dan
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clubs: | Re: You've Hacked My Aura! ah the workings of a truly twisted mind@@ | |
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superunknown
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Spring, TX | What aboutit 100Mb or 1Gbit? So what would it take to upgrade us to 100Mbit or 1Gbit? I'd like to think we are more useful than that. | |
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bigdaddy17
join:2003-05-08
Miami, FL | sweet! well since there are types of fiber optics in the human body that actually send electric pulses.. | |
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warlock56
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Arlington, TX | Hmmm
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mbernste
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Piscataway, NJ | Rebooting... | |
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bigdaddy17
join:2003-05-08
Miami, FL | lol and so does this mean that the heavy ones will get high latency and pings? lmao this is a sweet technology I'd love to see! | |
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iammetoday
@direcpc.com | Support the legacy networks too! I'd hate to be the guy in the office that has to be the network bridge to a wired network. Where exactly do you plug in the cable?? | |
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bigdaddy17
join:2003-05-08
Miami, FL
| the power of people Could this be the next bluetooth generation? lol I dont think you plug it in..its wireless im pretty sure.. It uses the body possibly as a switch as the main point to transmit waves from some type of tiles they use that are probaly 802.11b wireless. BTW what is the main access point if people are going to act as a network? | |
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