Determining signal strength of wireless networks

LOL

No you pretend you know for a fact that corporations no longer write
software after having had to admit that -- yeah -- they did.

Tell me: when did this transformation occur?

--
Alan Baker
Vancouver, British Columbia
"If you raise the ceiling four feet, move the fireplace from that wall
to that wall, you'll still only get the full stereophonic effect if you
sit in the bottom of that cupboard."

 

It should have been obvious I meant infrastructure - OS, Directory,
LAN topolgy and switches, etc.

Can someone else who has worked in a large corporation confirm or deny
this fact?[/QUOTE]

I can deny it. I once worked at one of swedens largest publishing
firms and they always used non-supported ways to handle infrastructure
due to limits in the vendors products.

 

Your parents, mainframe programmers years ago, are your frame of
reference?

You are out of touch with reality today.

I looked hard but didn't see you refer to any particular large company
(of today, not the 1960s) that might actually write their own software.[/QUOTE]

Surely you're joking?

 

When do you suppose that you will get a brain that works?

 

I see you clipped out your misspelled word to cover your
embarrassment. You clipped out everything, in fact, no doubt to hide
your Mac's inability to identify which word was misspelled.[/QUOTE]

What misspelled word of mine did I supposedly clip out, you lying piece
of shit?

 

Which one did I refer to, Edwin?

 

"than works", Edwin?

 

What misspelled word of mine did I supposedly clip out, you lying piece
of shit?[/QUOTE]

There's the class and grace we've all come to expect of Ms. Steiner!

 

I mistook your reply for Sandman's.[/QUOTE]

In other words, you can't read very well.

You started it, so stop whining. If you don't want to be insulted,
don't insult others.

No you're not.

 

LOLOLOLOLOL

Clyde St...

....well, Clyde talking about class and grace!

--
Alan Baker
Vancouver, British Columbia
"If you raise the ceiling four feet, move the fireplace from that wall
to that wall, you'll still only get the full stereophonic effect if you
sit in the bottom of that cupboard."

 

You are Edwin.

--
Alan Baker
Vancouver, British Columbia
"If you raise the ceiling four feet, move the fireplace from that wall
to that wall, you'll still only get the full stereophonic effect if you
sit in the bottom of that cupboard."

 

Spell checkers don't catch typos that spell real words.[/QUOTE]

Whatever that has to do with it being ironic that you - once again -
try to make fun of someone else's typo while making your own typo,
Edwin.

I usually call people by their names. Surely you don't think that you
could pretend not to be Edwin, Edwin? Haha, you've tried that before
and have been exposed each and every time. :-D

Classic Edwin terms, all of them. :-D

 

WD40

 

Whatever that has to do with it being ironic that you - once again -
try to make fun of someone else's typo while making your own typo,
Edwin.

I usually call people by their names. Surely you don't think that you
could pretend not to be Edwin, Edwin? Haha, you've tried that before
and have been exposed each and every time. :-D

Classic Edwin terms, all of them. :-D
[/QUOTE]
Where is your evidence for this accusation against Hasta La Vista?

 

<snip>

thanks dave- that was me that was originally asking. it's useful, but
i'm not sure i really believe the results it's reporting.

i've just got a new internet service and they sent out a new gateway /
router, so i've been setting up my wrt54g router as a repeater with dd-
wrt. when i'm in the same room as the wrt, it reports a signal
strength weaker than the router than i have downstairs, and when i up
the transmit power from 28mW to 125mW, it shows no differenct in
signal strength....