SkyNET Is Real, And It's Hunting Your Router

[LiftYourSkinnyFists]

My wifi uses WPA2. My router runs linux.

Bring it on.

A Linux router's probably nothing special and any modern router supports WPA2... My routers unprotected n+ at 30MBp/s

It more about the level of control having custom firmware flashed onto the router. Also, depending on what country you are in, you can use this [http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/index] to get around certain blocked sites. Especially good in places like China, or even Australia where they are talking about banning certain sites.

If you're not particularly computer savvy though, it might be in your best interest to use the preloaded firmware. DD-WRT takes a certain level of command line knowledge. Besides, I can't imagine there will be too many of these bots flying around.

Do you live in one of these banned countries or actually have a full necessary need to have the software on hand? People like you make me chuckle :3

I didn't say that's why I use custom firmware. People like you make me chuckle.

The two reasons I use it is because my router didn't natively support WPA2 (WEP keys can be cracked in minutes) and so my connection doesn't slow to a crawl when I am using a particular protocol.

Who on earth would want to crack your WEP connection...

Why lock your car? Why lock your house? Why secure anything? In fact, lets just leave all of our valuables outside and walk away. They'll be safe. No worries.

Implying your car is as valuable as any information stored on your PC, if you store any information that's of ANY worth e.g: bank details etc on your PC you deserve to have it stolen anyway, not as if anybody would steal information from your PC anyway... comparing your wireless internet to a house or car is also hilarious.

 

[Low Key]

My wifi uses WPA2. My router runs linux.

Bring it on.

A Linux router's probably nothing special and any modern router supports WPA2... My routers unprotected n+ at 30MBp/s

It more about the level of control having custom firmware flashed onto the router. Also, depending on what country you are in, you can use this [http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/index] to get around certain blocked sites. Especially good in places like China, or even Australia where they are talking about banning certain sites.

If you're not particularly computer savvy though, it might be in your best interest to use the preloaded firmware. DD-WRT takes a certain level of command line knowledge. Besides, I can't imagine there will be too many of these bots flying around.

Do you live in one of these banned countries or actually have a full necessary need to have the software on hand? People like you make me chuckle :3

I didn't say that's why I use custom firmware. People like you make me chuckle.

The two reasons I use it is because my router didn't natively support WPA2 (WEP keys can be cracked in minutes) and so my connection doesn't slow to a crawl when I am using a particular protocol.

Who on earth would want to crack your WEP connection...

Why lock your car? Why lock your house? Why secure anything? In fact, lets just leave all of our valuables outside and walk away. They'll be safe. No worries.

Implying your car is as valuable as any information stored on your PC, if you store any information that's of ANY worth e.g: bank details etc on your PC you deserve to have it stolen anyway, not as if anybody would steal information from your PC anyway... comparing your wireless internet to a house or car is also hilarious.

You obviously missed the point completely.

 

[EDV]

Is Skynet already here?

Machine that can see!

See rising of AVM technology since 2007:
http://edv-detail.narod.ru/AVM_main.html


*Follow me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTxNlOpm11U

*Walking by gates
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbCpthKrL0o

*Route training and navigation by map
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVz9iBazqug

See also:
AVM Navigator help page: http://www.roborealm.com/help/AVM_Navigator.php

Using of AVM plugin in RoboRealm: http://forums.trossenrobotics.com/showthread.php?4764-Using-of-AVM-plugin-in-RoboRealm

Notification:

What your robot see and how it affect to navigation?

In our case the robot uses only limited sequence of images from camera for
navigation. The AVM Navigator application just tries to recognize images so
that be able to understand robot location. And if you show in route training
process of some image sequence (just lead your robot in "Marker mode")
then in automatic navigation mode the robot should have possibility to see
the same sequence of images without anyone changes. Otherwise AVM Navigator
will not be able to recognize images and it will cause to fail in
localization and navigation.