On some routers, there is an option to view clients connected to the router, and it may display the addresses. I've got a Linksys EA2700 that does this, under DHCP Client Table. This may vary from router to router of course, but a viable option.
And then realized just how broken the DHCP table is on my router LOL
Says one of the wireless devices is on LAN and not WLAN, and also isn't even showing the machine I'm on currently. So there goes that
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So if someone has 2-Factor FOR g-mail specific, how does g-mail itself do that? Having one factor to get into your own computer :-) doesn't much count, because they are not in your computer.
And if you setup a 2 factor for All your g-mail, then that assumes that you have some method for a mobel device too? and for the library computer, etc. So what does g-mail itself provide?
@Psycogeek what usually happens with gmail/SMS 2FA is: 1. You attempt login. 2. Google sends SMS with code, and tells you to input the code. 3. You input the code, logging you in.
It aparentlly doesnt stop much :-) because after being keylogged by a download, these people could have 3 more methods and they still handed them all away .
I donno, but unless you got a nemisis, one good method , and actual security overall on your machines might be enough. (vrses DLing some POS software off google play that doesnt work but has a permission feast) . and Some people it wouldnt matter if they had 50 hoops to jump through, a hacker still gets in easier than they do :-)
Unless it is my Safe combination, I cant even see anyone waiting to get an SMS message back to do a simple log-in. And if they used various Device IDs, what you do when YOU dont have the "key" the device.
@JourneymanGeek and what is TFA?
Then the places they use such stuff, is its own contradiction. Well i want MY DATA to be secure, so i first uploaded it to -----Insert name---- Location on the web. then have 2 hoops to jump through so nobody gets it. Uhh sombody got it :-) how else do they store it for you.
Course if it is Your Web site, or your blog , or your forum, it is exposed to 1 billion possible humans, then it makes perfect sence.
If these things had 2 passwords one that you have to enter after the other, after typing in some random capcha :-) It wouldnt be any different really than having a psycotic password that you cant remember yourself.
My passwords should look like those stupid ass codes for software authentication. I cant even get those types in one try.
One of the better ideas i had heard was to make a password Sentance. A sentance is easy to remember and hard to find in a password dictionary. Could be it might even be passed over by a password sucking keylogger as chat noise.
"My mother In-Law has Brown fleas!" . First place I tried to use a sentance password it came back with "password to long" :-(
One of my problems with giving away more information to these web corporations is, they are one of the peoples i do not trust. collectivly they have handed out more of my information than hackers. DMV got hacked (my drivers licence data) E-bay got hacked (my pay-pal data) and i forget who let my credit card out the back door. Even the Bank itself handed out my phone number to (none other than) its own loan competition.
i should have know though , they all had ?-Trust written down somewhere as if i am supposed to trust them. You know the saying, if someone has to Say "Trust-Me" well don't. Trust is an earned thing, not a belief system.
How does the Outlook 2013 contact management actually work? Contacts are somehow linked to the Outlook contacts, but not really, what... I don't get it
I have a contact I want to edit, but when I do, I only see this stripped down version of the dialog I'm used to. But I can click on "data source for this contact (Outlook)" and then I get the "real" dialog
But changes I make there aren't reflected back into the "other" contact wtf
Could be that many people forget that registry changes do not take effect, until the program reads the registry. Also rarely some registry settings are saved out after the program closes, setting it back to how the program saw it.
@OliverSalzburg ""We tested this in Windows 8 and found that we didn’t have to log off and log back on or restart the computer for the change to take effect"" so it may still work.
This one is oddly different "TurnOnLegacyGALDialog" very often these things are Case sensitive. Also Websites like to "tag" a fix they stole so they can see who stole thiers.
Those new fonts are soo freaking helpful (not). If there is some bug somehow, many of the fonts on the machine can display any charachter, any language.
the close paren does not exist. I would say it was buggered up, or a few bits gone crasy, but the rest of the text is still ok.
which would lead to where would the machine get that piece of data "local" from? could be the registry, or just that it borked up in ram when comming from a dll?
So does it happen with the same charachters after a full actual reboot "of the hardware reset kind"
@JourneymanGeek some of these new RC hobby device use wi-fi and bluetooth? Saw some dude controlling a Camera based drone with the accelerometer on a phone (with the cameras video on the phone). like cool. wonder what the range on anything that can come out of a phone would be?
How far would the usual phones Wi-Fi reach outdoors , line-of-site, and still capable of a 5MB/s video signal?
After seeing what they can do, and watching a few "freedom from government drones" youtubes, I was thinking that just like before any "privacy" issue from camera drones, will come again from "little brother" not big brother.
A few years back freedom fighters were worried about all the government cameras going in, and privacy , a constitutional right in america. A few years later as cameras were freaking everywhere, it was small business and regular people who were controlling them, not the few the government had.
@Bob I think like 7MB/s was DV (standard definition digital) rate 5-1, and the same basic rate is used for HD recording, although it was 4x more compressed.
@Bob And how would i get this hardware encoder on a 4 propeller drone .
I was thinking if it was somewhow possible to use Wi-fi, to both control a drone, and get a full video picture back from it at the same time. 2 phones , direct wi-fi , and some crappy skype picture at the other end :-)
Latest VGA driver on Asus support page for Zenbook UX302 is 10.18.10.3325, but on Intel, for HD 4400 is 10.18.10.3621 (battery life on this zenbook is really short, so I'm hoping to get more with newer drivers). When I download them from Intel, it refuses to install, it says I have to use manufac...
Seriously? you think that update is going to solve anything? Dream-On.
Ahh it would only take 15 minutes of hacking the ini to get it in, 30 minutes to realise why it said it wasnt compatable, 2.5 hours to remove it all, fix the mess in the registry and get the old one back. all because "you have a dream" well so did those Heavens Gate people (comet jumpers)
Suddenly dead keys are disabled, but I didn't change settings.
I'm running Windows 8.1.
I didn't spill anything over the keyboard.
The apostrophe ('), double quote (") backtick (`) circumflex (^) and tilde (~) are inserted instantly into a text field which has the focus, instead of waiting for ...
The idea of switching to a system76 laptop running Ubuntu Gnome rather than my current hackintosh desktop build crossed my mind. Any ideas on how to sell this for best price? Bundle items together? Sell whole machine as a package? Sell individual parts? Local vs. online?
GA-Z87X-D3H, i7 4771, CM...
On some routers, there is an option to view clients connected to the router, and it may display the addresses. I've got a Linksys EA2700 that does this, under DHCP Client Table. This may vary from router to router of course, but a viable option.
In the Computer Management window the word in brackets that should say local is in Chinese.
Why is this happening?
Suddenly dead keys are disabled, but I didn't change settings.
I'm running Windows 8.1.
I didn't spill anything over the keyboard.
The apostrophe ('), double quote (") backtick (`) circumflex (^) and tilde (~) are inserted instantly into a text field which has the focus, instead of waiting for ...
