Monday, February 14, 2005
Happy Valentine's Day to me!
Best Valentine's Day ever today is! There is a new man in my life. His name is Sampson and he was delivered by the UPS driver just about an hour and a half ago. He is ever so pretty with his shiny silver self and the fancy "Dell" in silver across his lid. He also came with the wireless network card installed. Currently I'm on someone's unsecured wireless network. Is this theft do you computer geeky types know? V is supposed to give me the info for his wireless network later this evening so I will feel less bad about pirating. Once I get used to wireless network, I may never be able to go back to dial-up. I had better not get too used to this. It will now take me a bazillion years to move everything that has filled Jakob up for so long over to this new piece of gorgeous hardware. Then, of course, the question becomes... what to do with Jakob?
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It's not stealing. I still have my old computer, too. I haven't moved one single thing off there onto the new one.
"Best Valentine's Day ever today is! There is a new man in my life. His name is Sampson and he was delivered by the UPS driver just about an hour and a half ago. He is ever so pretty with his shiny silver self and the fancy ..."Right up until that point, I was thinking - but were the batteries included!?!?!
As far as the unsecured wireless network. I'm not saying it's illegal.
But you do realize that every piece of data you transmit is TOTALLY insecure :) That means they have just as much access to your financial websites and login information as you do! Feel free to pirate, but don't bring your keys and credit cards.
As a matter of fact, there are websites that document the unsecured wireless networks by street.
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