Configuring my HP dv6000 Broadcom wireless card was not too difficult, but it is tricky. Here's a quick tutorial to get you started.If you have not all ready done so, download the WINDOWS driver for your wireless card. I downloaded to latest 32-bit XP driver from HP (eventhough I'm running FC9 x86_64).All of the following commands must be done as root (su or sudo command). Now install ndiswrapper and cabextract (if not all ready installed). Code:yum install ndiswrapperyum

WEP ,available usingeither 64-bit or 128-bit encryption,was the original wireless security standard.It,s still commonly used because it's almost universally supported almost every operating system,wireless access point,wireless bridge, or other wireless network device (such as printers and home media extenders) supports WEP.Although WEP offers better protection than using no wireless security,it is easily carcked by a knowledgeable attacker.128-bit WEP offers significantly better protection than 64-bit WEP, but either can typically be cracked within just a few minutes.Regardless,using WEP is

"If someone slows down because of it, it's accomplishing the same goal of trying to get people to obey the speed limit"Bill Johnson - Executive director of the National Association of Police OrganizationsHave you ever been stopped by traffic police for speeding? I bet, it was not the most pleasant experience in your life, followed by the financial punishment and traffic school detention (if you are eligible). The best way to avoid speed tickets is avoid speeding. Yes, it is easier said than done. Especially, if you are in running late for your flight or the entire traffic flow is rushing

Do you want to make your own hotspot? Many hotspot areas using Wi-Fi appear recently in public places to offer people easy access to the Internet. New laptops and desktop PCs are equipped with Wi-Fi so that they can connect to each others or to the Internet. Even now some cell phones are also embedded with Wi-Fi. These cell phones can connect to other devices using its Wi-Fi interface besides already available bluetooth interface and USB connection. I haven't tested any cell phone with Wi-Fi yet but I wish I could buy Nokia N95 or Nokia E90 which has complete features than other cell phones

For you guys who live in Indonesia especially Jakarta and Java Island, which mobile service providers do you choose? Nowadays, It seems that average people use more than 1 provider, not for luxury but to save some money, due to expensive mobile service charges, especially at this time when the petrol price goes high up. It also depends on the activities you have using those services. I use mobile services so that it will be easier for someone or clients to contact me. It is also convenient to bring along cell phones with you in case you need to contact someone or your clients in the middle of