A comprehensive resource for wireless access to the Internet. This is a Wikibook that *anyone* can edit! Comments, corrections, and contributions welcome!
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A comprehensive resource for wireless access to the Internet. This is a Wikibook that *anyone* can edit! Comments, corrections, and contributions welcome!
I'm curious you post a link for the faq, but every week or so you repost the same old WPA bullsh*t instead of a link. Why is that? You don't want the actual useful information read and are concerned the BS just has to add to the clutter?
fundamentalism, fundamentally wrong.
Read more carefully -- I actually post links in addition to excerpts from one of those links.
Yes, but you stll post 62 lines containing SHOUTING, Excessive Exclamations andCapitalisation, and general annnoyingness. Mark McIntyre
Nope. But thanks for playing.
why do you bother with this? It'd be easier to fake your email in your headers
Denying facts is frequently a bad idea. And yet you behave as the guardian of the FAQ.
You really are a tit aren't you? Mark McIntyre
I'm old fashioned enough to believe in having a real email address in my posts.
I agree. Those weren't facts.
Name calling just makes you look childish.
So why not just the links and spare us the bullsh*t.
fundamentalism, fundamentally wrong.
And you accuse others of being childish, look in a mirror.
fundamentalism, fundamentally wrong.
me too. I still don't feel the need to put a disclaimer in my messages.
What, its not facts that your post contained shouting and excessive capitalisation. Are you unable to read ?
Lets remember who did that first. Mark McIntyre
I use a valid email address, but you'd have to jump through a couple of hoops to use it - it isn't used for regular email
Ah well, he'll tell you that looks childish too...
Not a disclaimer -- just a request to respond on public Usenet rather than by personal email.
It's not.
I can read just fine, but thanks for your concern.
Just as childish.
Because, based on considerable experience, I think this is better.
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