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originally posted by: PeterMcFly
a reply to: chr0naut
It is a common security trick to create hundreds of fake WiFi networks and to hide your true one somewhere in there.
But using some very simple Linux passive tools, you can relate activities to specific AP, even if they are not transmitting their beacons, record then decrypt an entire session...
I am making the leap in faith only, something has to explain the huge numbers of cancers we are suffering today. I remember at school hardly anyone getting anything other than colds. bronchitis etc, today a walk around my granddaughter's class of 5 year olds shows so many health conditions its horrifying - what has gone so wrong between the 50s/60s to now is most likely a combination of things and we already are getting to grips with nutritional problems, but something is driving cancer levels and other conditions
originally posted by: PeterMcFly
a reply to: chr0naut
My WiFi is powered by a plug-pack adapter that produces 12 Volts at 1 Amp = 12 Watts output. It is fairly standard.
This is the input DC power to the assy. NOT the RF power sent to the antenna and NOT the ERP.
I hope this programme goes round the world because if this is a problem it affects everyone within range old and young and especially in the workplace also.
... because having stayed in Cornwall we had light exposure to radiation through some of the rocks etc
I certainly didn't know my oven was also a source of RF emissions.
He made the odd comment that some of the towers in the city he lives in are on top of old people's blocks of flats
Or do like me, use a good old wired ethernet network.
Use the Bigfoot Networks Killer 2100 Gaming Network Card . No wireless in the known universe can hold a candle to it.
Wired : speed and performance
Wireless: piece of crap