Grah. Meetings.

[silveradept]

Got an early start tomorrow, so this will be brief and not very link-filled at all.

Sunday - work shift. Quiet. Went out to dinner with family. Spent rest of night trying to get wireless to work with annaonthemoon. Failed. Miserably. Tried to get her to be able to pull it off. Either way, going to bed before frustration level mounts to unacceptable portions.

It appears that Linux in general has nasty problems with that particular wireless card. If things get too frustrating, I may just tell her that she's stuck with Windows. Certainly will save me headaches.

Meeting tomorrow about Rules of Behavior and other such thigns. Huz.

Comments

[2dlife.livejournal.com]

An unsecured network is never the answer. (To be fair this is not necessarily true, there are cases where you can have an unsecured network, but none of those cases apply to you.)

[annaonthemoon.livejournal.com]

really, the only reason for running a secured network in the first place was because we're in a heavily student populated area, and I didnt' want people mooching my connection. I leave n a few weeks though, so I'm really not all that concerned, considering it seems to work when WPA is turned off. At mom's, we run an unsecured, but that's really because we live inthe middle of no where.

[2dlife.livejournal.com]

It's not that people are just mooching off your connection, it's also that you're liable for anything they do with your connection.