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Personal wi-fi?
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| Your wifi you can certainly do. Get an AP antenna, switch in on, connect to it, that's all it takes.
The real question is what next? You have established a link between your laptop/phone/etc and your AP, but then what?
Learn your terminology right! Kids these days...
| Get a wired internet and connect a wireless router most modern ones have config cds
| >>133953
I never payed money to a company for having WiFi.
The unbelievable sad thing is, that some internet providers in germany give you locked routers were you have to pay for enabling WiFi. This is no joke. Internet over the router via ethernet cable works, but no WiFi.
The good thing is, that some routers can be easily cracked to unlock WiFi functionality, or in worst case you replace the router. Since about two years providers have to give you internet and voip login data.
| Oh come on hacking low end routers is something even a script kiddie does
| >>134148
I always think central European countries are the best place to live in the world. The sense of civilisation and being conscious about society as much as the individual never ceases to amaze and awe me.
Now getting technical, if ethernet connections can access the internet, how about feeding your own AP through that ethernet and go on living a happy life? You don't touch and mess with the company router so you are also not breaking any law or breaching any contract.
| And then how would you connect to the T1 backbone without wardialing?
| Dude, if the router is locked, daisy chain a wireless router and connect to that. ezpz
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| I've always wondered if there was a way to make your own wifi so you don't have to pay some company shmucks an unreasonable amount.
Thoughts? Is that sort of thing even possible without the labor of company?