From: John Smith on Jul 28, 8:17 pm


Well, it is going to be difficult to argue with you, we seem to be in agreement
on a couple of points, and not so far distant on a couple of others where we
could not work out some common grounds, however, since you answered the "call
of the WILD TROLL" (don't be afraid--just kidding here goes...

That's about all I've "heard" in this newsgroup...calls of the
wild trolls! :-)

I just turned over my wireless lan, and yep, there is a type acceptance tag
with an VERY impressive FCC notation on it and some VERY impressive numbers, I
am in awe! (like a war, all shock and awe, yep, that is me.) But, and back to
the real world, I communicate over this device in "encrypted code" so that
others cannot read the data off my wan/lan, or gain access and send data over
it... I choose a key for all of this and it is a 2048 bit code (million years
or so and a bank of supercomputers could gain access to my net, if they got
lucky, avg time.)

Yes, and...?

Why WOULD anyone "spy" on your WLAN?


Now, the important question here, just what kind of felony am I guilty of here,
feel free to list titles, paragraphs and sub-paragraphs--heck, if I am going to
be a criminal here, I'd enjoy hearing about it in vivid detail. If possible,
make it read like a Jessie James novel from the wild west! PLEASE!!!! I am a
sucker for old westerns! grin

No, I'm not going to strip off certain sub-Parts and make like
a communications lawyer. For one, Phil Kane would get a hissy
fit and make rude noises. Hans Brakob would put on his manager's
hat and try to be a snarly manager type by taking things out of
context and making OTHER rude noises. All othere would just
make ruder noises.

It's all in Part 97, Title 47 C.F.R. Part 97 is one of the
smallest of all Parts. The up-to-date version (supposedly)
is at the ARRL website. The last version published (printed
with real ink on real paper) is viewable at the Government
Printing Office website...and you can get the appropriate
updates as printed in the Federal Register there also...

Well, murder mysteries are good to...

For fun reading, try the Janet Evanovich series on "Stephanie
Plum." The latest softcover is "Ten Big Ones." The new
hardcover is "Eleven on Top." Funny, funny stuff, lots
better than some of the fantasies parading around in here.


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