[IOML] Hi
John Mylchreest
johnm at gentoo.org
Wed May 28 22:13:01 2003
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On Wed, 2003-05-28 at 03:45, Chris Bryden wrote:
> Hi,
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> Yep, had a few beers, all been a bit quiet for a while, so thought I migh=
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> use up some bandwidth with something other than spam...
Hey there :) glad to hear from you again.
> Been doing pretty much sweet FA on the linux-based-fun front recently due=
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> to real work and parenthood, but just installed OpenZaurus 3.2 on the=20
> little beast, just wondering that since MT started their GPRS service doe=
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> anyone know of any or had experience with GPRS CF cards for the Zaurus..?=
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> Googled it, but nothing conclusive except from a possible from these boys=
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> http://www.sdgsystems.com/
Ive never tried these before but would LOVE to hear how you get on :)
I bought a zaurus a few days after the last meet, its pretty awesome
actually, I'm quite pleased. although its been on the back burner
recently as I've been interesting myself with other new things.
> On the 802.11x front, I was looking at trying to get a bit more range out=
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> of the access point to make some decent Douglas coverage ( at least to th=
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> Cat ) a bit more of a realistic possibility, was looking at some high gai=
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> antenna at http://www.lanshop.co.uk/wireless-lan-networking-antenna.htm,=20
> wondering if anyone had any input or would would be seriously interested =
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> setting up a good wireless network in Douglas a la http://www.consume.net=
/
I'm definately very interested in the idea, and even investigated this a
little while back, although I think I got rid of all the documentation I
had from it.
> Anyway, anyone fancy another IOMLUG meeting/beer consumption session in t=
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> near future, an IOMLUG TT special...?
This sounds absolutely bloody tastic :) I'll be off the beer this time
though, for my diet as well as to save further embarassment :D
> On the TT note, totally OT, but someone might know... has anyone any idea=
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> what frequency the TT TV helicopter uses for their downlink?
I can possibly find out about this for you. I'll post it here if I find
out, PS. wouldn't mind a few of the captures.
> Cheers,
> C
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> P.S. Has anyone seen Matrix Reloaded yet? any good? Apparently, contrary =
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> most movie-hacking-wankfests Trinity actually uses nmap and a nice little=
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> ssh-1 exploit to break into a host - http://www.insecure.org
Its a bloody fantastic movie. lot more action with a less obvious
storyline. but still very good. the nmap part is quick and obviously
outdated, but still add the best element of "geekiness" I've seen in a
"hacking" movie :)
Hope to hear from you all soon, would love to get a TT bash together.
How does a week on saturday sound? (7th June)
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