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jdb1 asked:


I am traveling in a trailer at RV parks. I have 2 computers. each has 1 wireless connection. The RV park has a wireless internet hotspot. I can log on to the internet individually from each computer, but I cannot get the computers to network together at the same time. Is this possible? (1 computer is running Vista, the other XP). Can i do this if I put a second wireless card on one of the computers and use that as an access point? (one computer says it’s wireless can be used as an access points, but shows internet coming in via ethernet. Can i put another wireless card on it and access both networks at same time?)

D!@Nn@ asked:


I’ve read the articles and all that say “iPhone was hacked by a teenager” but I don’t seem to understand what happened. Can someone be kind enough to explain to me what happened? Thanks!

widmaerjeanmary asked:


I want to be able to text and the cell phones metro pcs have are really small and impossible to use plus i think there very poor quality. Would it be possible to buy an unlocked phone off ebay and use that phone with a metropcs contract? if so which type of cellphone should i buy?

firefighter_rotgut asked:


I connect my laptop to wireless internet at several locations and connect to Yahoo Messagner with no problem at home and at the fire station. But when I go to another fire station where I often work and connect to internet through a public connection, I cannot connect to Yahoo Messagner (can’t connect to World of Warcraft either). Is there a setting on this wireless connection that might block Messanger and other “live” programs? Other internet works normally. Also, what do I need to know about this connection to try to get Messanger to work with it?

soccerangel asked:


I really want a cellphone and a laptop but my parents won’t let me! Ofcourse im only 10 but i still really want both of them!1
does any1 have any ideas on how i could convince my parents 2 get me a laptop and a cellphone?

johnny_dee asked:


I’m wondering: if I’m visiting the US and planning to spend a couple of months in one city, is there an advantage to having a cellphone number with the area code local to that area? Or does it make no practical difference? Most other countries don’t have geographic cellphone numbers…
I’ve been offered a good deal on a SIM card but its area code is for a city 2000 miles away (and you can’t change it).
Thanks for advice!