I love this card
I used it for my research this summer. High-powered prism2.x based chipset card. What more can you ask for?
Okay, wouldn't all the networs be called Linksys by default if everyone had linksys routers? Also wouldn't everyone's ip address be the same when you want to log into the linksys router and then type in the default admin passw to gain access to router settings? Anyone?
I'm curious, since you just now bought a wireless card, why get a b card instead of g (54mbps) ?
I haven't done any extensive testing or anything, but it's a ton better than the old D-Link card I had been using. Connection speed from my living room to my own network has gone up from 1-2mbps to 11mbps.
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I love my Orinoco setup at home
We've had it for years with Orinoco gold cards, which are AWESOME
We've had it for years with Orinoco gold cards, which are AWESOME
I don't do a whole lot of transferring files between my own PCs, and when I do, I just plug in a firewire cable and do it at 400mbps across the firewire cable. I just use wireless for internet access, and I don't anticipate having access to an internet connection faster than 11mbps any time soon.
Yep, one incoming, one outgoing.
But yeah, I concur, 22 networks is just too tempting to pass on the AirPwnage.
- M4H
My wireless isn't even secured, but it's not really my fault. I don't use it, and my genius brother decided he would set it up, I'm just too lazy to do anything about it.
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Yep, one incoming, one outgoing.
But yeah, I concur, 22 networks is just too tempting to pass on the AirPwnage.
- M4H
Who doesn't have extra wireless cards? I've got 2 PCI (can get a third with a phone call), 1 USB, a second USB from my roommate, and probably a PCMCIA card from the roommate. Those are the extras anyhow.
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Yep, one incoming, one outgoing.
But yeah, I concur, 22 networks is just too tempting to pass on the AirPwnage.
- M4H
Who doesn't have extra wireless cards? I've got 2 PCI (can get a third with a phone call), 1 USB, a second USB from my roommate, and probably a PCMCIA card from the roommate. Those are the extras anyhow.
Yeah i got a lot of them too but i don't think your setup or mine is anything most sane people have in their home.
Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Yep, one incoming, one outgoing.
But yeah, I concur, 22 networks is just too tempting to pass on the AirPwnage.
- M4H
Who doesn't have extra wireless cards? I've got 2 PCI (can get a third with a phone call), 1 USB, a second USB from my roommate, and probably a PCMCIA card from the roommate. Those are the extras anyhow.
Yeah i got a lot of them too but i don't think your setup or mine is anything most sane people have in their home.
Probably not. Between me and my roommate we have about 10 computers. And that's only because I left some at my mom's house due to space constraints.
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Yep, one incoming, one outgoing.
But yeah, I concur, 22 networks is just too tempting to pass on the AirPwnage.
- M4H
Who doesn't have extra wireless cards? I've got 2 PCI (can get a third with a phone call), 1 USB, a second USB from my roommate, and probably a PCMCIA card from the roommate. Those are the extras anyhow.
Yeah i got a lot of them too but i don't think your setup or mine is anything most sane people have in their home.
Probably not. Between me and my roommate we have about 10 computers. And that's only because I left some at my mom's house due to space constraints.
It is great to be able to run different systems on different platforms without having to leave your home.
Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Yep, one incoming, one outgoing.
But yeah, I concur, 22 networks is just too tempting to pass on the AirPwnage.
- M4H
Who doesn't have extra wireless cards? I've got 2 PCI (can get a third with a phone call), 1 USB, a second USB from my roommate, and probably a PCMCIA card from the roommate. Those are the extras anyhow.
Yeah i got a lot of them too but i don't think your setup or mine is anything most sane people have in their home.
Probably not. Between me and my roommate we have about 10 computers. And that's only because I left some at my mom's house due to space constraints.
It is great to be able to run different systems on different platforms without having to leave your home.
Definitely. Only 2 architectures here though: x86 and PPC. We do have Win2k3, win2k, OpenBSD, Linux, Mac OS X, and win98.
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