Just leave it out there, but enable security. WPA for sure, as WEP has been
compromised for years. Change the admin account credentials to something
secure. Use good password practices (8 character minimum, a mix of numbers,
upper/lower case letters and characters, no dictionary words.)
Ready for a road trip Rich?
Who in Boston area can check this out for me?
The White Whale has tin worm, and a few other issues, I'd love to get a '95
gasser with a nice body and transplant my drive train.
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
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Just leave it out there, but enable security. WPA for sure, as WEP
has been compromised for years. Change the admin account
credentials to something secure. Use good password practices (8
character minimum, a mix of numbers, upper/lower case letters and
characters, no dictionary words.)
Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
Just leave it out there, but enable security. WPA for sure, as WEP has been compromised for years.
My neighborhood is full of Uverse customers running Motorola NGV510s with
default settings. wifi password is a 10 digit number printed on the router,
admin
Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
My neighborhood is full of Uverse customers running Motorola NGV510s
Argh. NVG510, not NGV.
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MAC address filtering is good, but like anything there are ways to spoof a MAC
address. A Pretty simple and easy way to limit access, at least until the kids
bring their friends over and they want wireless access
What it really boils down to is striking a balance between security and risk.
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 8:40 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Just leave it out there, but enable security. WPA for sure, as WEP has
been compromised for years. Change the admin account credentials to
something secure. Use good password practices (8 character
Definitely WPA2. Probably should have been more specific.
Pretty much every thing Tim says here is on point.
I get paid to break into stuff like this for a purpose, usually after someone
else has done it in order to do the forensics and lock things down even more
afterwards.
The tools we have
CHRISTMAS
By Wilton Strickland
Christmas day of '72 at U-Tapao was quiet and lonely. I went to the
officers club for lunch of turkey and the usual trimmings. Some of the guys
at the club had little cotton ditty bags given out by the USO. After
lunch, I stopped by the USO Club and got my
A B-17 just flew over, taking off from our little airport that was built
for training in WW2. There were probably many back then. I heard the
engines growling then saw it about 500ft up. Awesomeness on a beautiful
fall day.
Some group had a B-24 and 2-seater P-51over there the last coupla
'Trying to set up new HP computer. Old HP keyboard has easily readable letters
and symbols on the keys; markings on new keyboard keys are barely readable -
are thin and very faintly/dimly printed. At first, thought I'd just use old
keyboard with the new computer, but now I'm thinking the old
History in the air. Living and breathing history.
A B-17 just flew over, taking off from our little airport that was
built for training in WW2. There were probably many back then. I
heard the engines growling then saw it about 500ft up. Awesomeness
on a beautiful fall day.
Some group
If the plugs are the same, it should work. new one is most likely
USB. Depends how old the old one is. 10 yrs old, it probably is
USB. older, round plug, it won't work unless you buy an adapticator.
'Trying to set up new HP computer. Old HP keyboard has easily
readable letters and
Toss them both and get a nice cordless keyboard and mouse set.
RB
On 24/10/2014 1:22 PM, Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
If the plugs are the same, it should work. new one is most likely
USB. Depends how old the old one is. 10 yrs old, it probably is
USB. older, round plug, it won't work
The old one should work fine, depending on the connector you might need
a PS2--USB adapter. The older PS2 are the round ones, not sure new
dumputers have those any more.
--R
On 10/24/14 2:11 PM, WILTON via Mercedes wrote:
'Trying to set up new HP computer. Old HP keyboard has easily
New has USB; old has PS2. I have adapter and have plugged it in, and it
seems to work generally; just not sure what special function keys may or may
not be compatible. New has a few different/more symbols.
Wilton
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From: Rich Thomas via Mercedes
You might be able to remap some of those keys, either directly in your
setup or with some little utility. Then you could put some labels on
them, use them for different stuff. or not, I have always found that
annoying.
--R
On 10/24/14 2:47 PM, WILTON wrote:
New has USB; old has PS2. I
I am going to miss driving my old 300D.
It will go into the garage next Friday and not emerge for use until some
time in the spring - April or May depending on the weather come spring.
My insurance runs out on Halloween so that is always the day that it
retires for the winter months.
I have
On Fri, 24 Oct 2014 13:28:04 -0500 Randy Bennell via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Toss them both and get a nice cordless keyboard and mouse set.
Cordless mouse, yes.
Cordless keyboard, NO! (Unless you want to have someone reading
everything you are typing.)
Very interesting discussion. Is there a software application (Mac) that can be
added to our computers to show who is logged on or tried to log on to our wi-fi
network?
AST
CL500
On Oct 24, 2014, at 11:28 AM, mercedes-requ...@okiebenz.com wrote:
From: Dan Penoff d...@penoff.com
Subject: Re:
On 24/10/2014 3:16 PM, Craig via Mercedes wrote:
On Fri, 24 Oct 2014 13:28:04 -0500 Randy Bennell via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Toss them both and get a nice cordless keyboard and mouse set.
Cordless mouse, yes.
Cordless keyboard, NO! (Unless you want to have someone reading
'Could rig a cable from the shutoff lever to the cockpit. ;)
Wilt
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From: Randy Bennell via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2014 3:55 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Falling into Winter
I am going to
'Could rig a cable from the shutoff lever to the cockpit. ;)
Wilt
I did that with the push pull shut off so I could lock the car and
steering, but leave it idle. (separate the shut off from the start
and run button on the dash.)
Sounds like randy has a minor air leak. It should take
Ill respond to your question a little later tonight when I have a chance to do
so in detail. For now, one of the best things you can buy to protect your
computer is a program called Little Snitch. This lets you know what is
trying to connect from your computer out to the internet, and
Nah, just get about 6ft of vacuum hose and run it into the cabin from
the shutoff, when you want to shut it off just suck on it a bit and
there you go (or stop)!
--R
On 10/24/14 4:59 PM, WILTON via Mercedes wrote:
'Could rig a cable from the shutoff lever to the cockpit. ;)
Wilt
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I have a couple of questions:
1. How do you guys know it is time to rebuild your injectors? Is this just
a seat of the pants type thing? Engine knock? Preventive at a certain
mileage? Just doing it for fun?
2. If you are ordering new injectors, of whatever brand, is Mark just
balancing the pop
It is hard to find speakers small enough. I think they are 3.5. I found
some slightly bigger and just crammed them in there. The grilles fit back
over but just barely. It sounds better but not a whole lot. I run an
aftermarket Kenwood. Consider putting a subwoofer under a seat or in the
emergency
I'm using a keyboard that is several computers old - and I don't miss the
new special keys, as I don't use those functions. They are not essential,
so try your old one and see if you think you are missing anything. I bet
not . . .
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 1:47 PM, WILTON via Mercedes
On Fri, 24 Oct 2014 14:55:06 -0500 Randy Bennell via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
It does not shut off when the key is turned off - most of the time. I
sometimes wonder if I am going to wear out the hood release cable since
I have to open the hood so often.
As others have said,
You may also want to disable Wi-Fi Protected Setup if your router/access
point has the option.
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From: Dan Penoff via Mercedes
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2014 8:40 AM
Just leave it out there, but enable security. WPA for sure, as WEP has
been
compromised for years.
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