For most people trying to install security surveillance cameras on their barn perhaps 1/2 a mile away, you can probably just hack an old Linksys router as a repeater to get the job done or even build a WiFi Cantenna.
But if you want to make a DIY long-range WiFi network like FabFi did in Afghanistan (hooking up literally every village together), you might just want to check out some of their open source instructions on how to do it yourself using old electro
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Since there’s so many people coming into Zedomax.com through Google search term, “wireless hack“, I though I round up some wireless hack guides on the internet real quick:
1. ZDnet – Hack most wireless LANs in minutes! 2. aeonity – how to ethically hack a wifi wireless internet connection using free hac
Twitter is a simple application where you can blab and twit about where you are going, what you are drinking, and anything you are doing. It’s a way of micro-blogging which has taken a life of its own. (Maybe bigger than social networking sites someday) Anyway, while we try to make our own twitter with our evil minds (jk, we don’t have time to do that, we rather twit). Check out my new twitter page if you are bored or having some drinks.
Holy cow, remember our predictions that the code 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 will grow at an exponential rate? It’s doubling almost every day!
It will be interesting what will be done about this code in the near future. Who knows, this hex code might become a model for all sorts of online legal battles in the future.
I’ve been doing a lot of research lately after my HTC 8125 broke, but it came back to life about a week later.
Since my HTC 8125 is so slow, I had to find a new phone that was FAST. I went to all the stores with demo phones including Cingular, Verizon, Sprint, and didn’t really bother going to T-mobile. Anyways, some of the Cingular stores had these
If you are a network manager or likes to mess with network stuff, you know what this localhost 127.0.0.1 Doormat is for. ( For your home, of course!)
For those of you non-network IT managers, 127.0.0.1 is the IP address of Localhost on a computer or server. You can do a test in DOS command line, “ping 127.0.0.1”, and see if your network card is workin’
Wikipedia has a good definition of
Here’s a cool DIY on how to convert your home phone lines into an ethernet network. I’ve tried this before with some success but here’s a great how to you can follow.
Coarch says,
This is a guide to hacking the wiring of your home. Changing it from a phone line based system to a flexible and extensible home network. I upgraded the wiring in my condo since we didn’t use a analog phone service. I changed all my phone ports to network port
