>I dont want to even think about people bringing >their laptop into the lavatories for "work >purposes"
I'm sure people allready do that with PDA's and pre downloaded *content*.
I don't think there's any way they could block against ad-hoc networks. Of course, they could possibly run all connections through a proxy that only allow someone with the username and password to enter.
I can see it now, me, sitting in the window seat in the very back row, watching the flight attendant walking around with a directional antenna and a laptop, trying to find my network named "FreeAccessUsername-freePassword-payingforstuffsucks
The device is aimed at gamers and TV watchers, generating a 3D image with use of a pair of 0.7-inch OLED panels, which each display separate images, doing away with the ghost imagery that often comes along with 3D displays.
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>I dont want to even think about people bringing >their laptop into the lavatories for "work >purposes"
I'm sure people allready do that with PDA's and pre downloaded *content*.
I don't think there's any way they could block against ad-hoc networks. Of course, they could possibly run all connections through a proxy that only allow someone with the username and password to enter.
I can see it now, me, sitting in the window seat in the very back row, watching the flight attendant walking around with a directional antenna and a laptop, trying to find my network named "FreeAccessUsername-freePassword-payingforstuffsucks