[Video conference software]

Lync can do it I know that. We use Sony hardware VC units for our main video conferencing though.

[Wireless Frequency Transmitter?]

Yeah that would work as well. But on a specific frequency. Is that doable? Well I know it's doable, but I'm curious if it's at all practical.

[Wireless Frequency Transmitter?]

Silly side project but have some stuff laying around that has an on/off in an unusual frequency band and I'm curious if anyone has any links to ways to build some kind of transmitter and or frequency monitor. I haven't had much opportunity to play with this sort of thing in the past and my curious has been piqued by it.

As an aside, hello all. Second post is a bit of a curiousity one I admit but since I've been watching the episodes for a couple years now I figured I should try and get involved here.

Edit: speeling.

[Firesheep]

You can but it tends to default back to http. I found in Chrome I had to add a --force-https to my .exe shortcut to get it to actually force SSL on my connection.

It's an interesting toy for sure.