I'm not familiar with wireless, outside of wifi. How much spectrum is there and how fast will it get saturated in an apartment complex?

Nope. Sulu did all the work, after all (of course, he still made it look easy :)

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But no way in hell I'd have an automatic pattern generator rigged to try that.

because they didn't want to bundle a password manager when you can add one as a plugin?

It's from a while ago but here's the first one I found (less than 5 seconds, too): bounty hunters kill couple in case of mistaken identity

That was his point; that title 2 is being opposed because it makes it harder to control use of the medium.

That would help. It would take quite some time to make a big difference in some areas, but it would at least result in the potential for change. However, during that time, the incumbent can still screw over the customer base with impunity.

Hmmm. I wonder if there's an app or a mod (seems like greasemonkey could probably do it if I knew how) to remove the sponsored stuff from google searches :)

Rephrased a bit, he's fine with being forced to express an opinion as long as "I don't care" is an allowable opinion.

of course. But can they spare it to hire lobbyists after buying all the necessities and "necessities" of life?

depends on the use pattern. My most common things to have on USB are a scanner, keyboard, mouse, and disk. The disk is the only one that's really likely to need even 1/4th of the average bandwidth, although the scanner uses a lot in bursts.

It's not that a phone that's offline is still vulnerable to wifi; it's that once this attack (which is carefully designed to get this result) hits you can't get enough control to go offline. The summary's got an inaccurate paraphrase, but TFA's phrasing isn't immediately clear. The researcher's blog has a better description.

They do get a say. They just don't have attending students. I don't either. Can I get my money back?

but the USB 2.0 port should work great, no?

It would be more accurate to say "12th study confirms no link between MMR vaccine and autism", with a subtitle of "versus no studies showing a link"