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PeterFox

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  1. I see why you're bitter... you didn't do to well in your computer architecture class did you... li $t0, 0 (Sorry, I had to) MIPS is the greatest language that I'll NEVER EVER use. lol
  2. The moral of the story: Use SSL... and pray that you are not the victim of some elaborate plan including a full scale assault on VeriSign. Side note: If someone broke sha1, I doubt it would remain a secret long, the innate human desire of acclaim would be paramount.
  3. My advice for you, start programming on a *nix box in C, or even C++. And use a text editor and a command line compiler. It's the best way to really understand the computer. Please don't start with Visual Basic. As Dijkstra said, It's just as true about Visual Basic. Too many people who are interested in programming want to make some cool window pop up with buttons and textboxes and such as soon as they can, but you'll just end up relearning all you missed out on. The only appropriate first program is printf("Hello World!\n"); If you really aren't interested in learning the fundamentals and core of how to talk to a computer, and what you're looking for is simple rapid application development in a Windows environment, at least start with Visual C#, it's a good compromise between Visual Basic and Visual C++. Or of course there's MIPS.
  4. I was curious if anyone has tried La Fontenna with Jasager? For example, if I were to have my Fon with the antenna attached in my backpack, would I experience an increase in performance, like increased geographical range of potential "clients?"
  5. I'm sure the flash completed, many many times, I'm sure I'm trying the correct IP address. I nmapped 192.168.1.1 and it reports it is indeed the Fon and that 22, 23, 53, and 80 are open. How do I know telnet is trying to talk to the Fon instead of my router? Could that be my problem... improper physical setup?
  6. I'm having the same issue... I cannot telnet into my Fon. I flashed this thing about a dozen times, any ideas anybody?
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