Nocta

It's not that expensive. You don't need an i7 or Xeon processor. A DNS Server could work fine on a P3 with 512MB RAM. You just need to plug a wireless dong to the server with the right drivers. And hey, no offense taken! I know the situation in my country and the other ones. That's what I tried to mean. I work at a help desk and I can tell you, people here don't care how it works, as long as it works. When you try to do something new to work better, they just say "Don't change anything if it's working right".

Hahaha, I still live in a third world country. Plus, a regular user is not that intelligent. He doesn't care about how if it works as long as it works.

Yeah, you can get caught but it's not that simple. I mean, you can set it up for a couple of days and that's it. I mean, you won't have your computer as a DNS for ever. But you'll get caught sooner or later, no matter what. Besides, maybe in the US could be a problem but in other third-world-countries law is not as advanced as technology. I hope you understand what I meant.

Per chè non parli l'ingelse allora? (Sorry my italian is not that good :P). I can help you translating it to Spanish. I actually live in Argentina. But I'd rather if you send me the video with the English subtitles. Cheers.

Create a DNS server. Hack into your neighbor's wireless network. Enter his router's config and change the primary DNS IP. That's simple to start. It has its dificulties but it's quite funny and interesting. For me, the best and easier way to get started.