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looks like it's too late.

good for you. as for me, still the same. seems like i can't upload stuff.

anyway, i'm too lazy to defragment my system and do all those cleaning and scanning stuff, so i won't be posting my speed for a while. :2funny:

hey, that's the same with me. my current ap has 3 jitter, 900+ rssi. can't switch to others too,that's the best one on the list.

hey, i am joining the fun. just commented that i didn't have the heart to comment first on that compit thing.

i was just kidding you guys. anyway, while snip07 is editing his post, maybe you who quoted his post would like to do the same? as his canopy ip is shown in your posts too.

that was funny in a different way, but i understand. didn't have the heart to comment on it though. i like the we "tweak you" part. anyhow, here's my speed after letting my system run overnight, downloading a total of 4 Gigs of torrents, without cleaning up and defragmenting. :::.. Download Stats ..::: Download Connection is:: 277 Kbps about 0.3 Mbps (tested with 579 kB) Download Speed is:: 34 kB/s Tested From:: https://testmy.net/ (Main) Test Time:: 2007/08/15 - 4:40pm Bottom Line:: 5X faster than 56K 1MB Download in 30.12 sec Tested from a 579 kB file and took 17.109 seconds to complete Download Diagnosis:: May need help : running at only 65.64 % of your hosts average (241.45) D-Validation Link:: https://testmy.net/stats/id-RA4Z8F1YW User Agent:: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.6) Gecko/20070725 Firefox/2.0.0.6 [!]

what!!?? you already have a 600+ club? 400+ was already hard for me. looks like at this rate, i will be all alone in the 400+. hey, lets try to access snip07's canopy.

hey i just thought of this. if it is true that we don't have our own ip, then it will be very hard to track our actions in the web. for example, if we do some wiki vandalism like that person from fox network, we won't get caught the same way he was. (his ip was traced back to fox).

the amazing wireless broadband is smart bro. amazingly slow broadband that is!! :2funny:

that 192.168.224.1 i our default gateway address. looks like we all have the same. i'm guessing the second one is your canopy ip? @tamie77 - he just showed us what came out of the command prompt using your method.

oh ok. it does have a very near resemblance. specially on the f1 - f12 buttons, the border of the keyboard and the touch pad.

yeah. that is, if we ever get rich. :2funny: better start saving up your allowance now. we'll give smart bro a run for their money.

you do know that the other method is easier right? no need to use the command prompt and all.

basically, yes, it teaches us how to make a sort of isp of our own. and yes, i think we can make one, if we have the fundings for it.

hmm. i haven't tried your method though, since the conventional method works for me. might try it later just for the fun it.

that will be a very short list. :2funny:

good for you. looks like canopy tweaks are what you're connection just needed. btw, i just noticed that the laptop at your pic looks a lot like mine.

hmm, that's high already. and no, 400+ standard is hard enough to achieve, we are NOT going to make a 500+!! :2funny:

yes. i believe they can't get a valid ip from arp -a

@tamie77 looks like snip07 has finally accessed his canopy using your method. again, good find and thanks for your contributions.

could it be the work of viruses or spyware? have you tried scanning your system for anomalies?

hmm, i can't see the picture. it says access denied.

hmm, in that case, the ip of the ap is all i need, since i'm already using close values, 1.2 for my ip and the ip of the canopy is 1.1

well, i don't know about that, but, look at this. i we try to download from file sharing sites like megaupload, it would say that our ip is already downloading something, even though we are not. also note that we use the same ip for the canopy to access it. first we change our ip to either 169.254.3.3 or 169.254.1.2(this would automatically disconnect our connection, since it has to be set to automatic). then on our browser we enter 169.254.1.1 so that means, basically we have the same settings, and same ip addresses.