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Comment by Anvh posted on Waterproof solutions? at 16/05/2010 - 22:02
davem wrote:
I tend to look in second hand shops as there are often some good basic books.
Occasionaly i have found some inspirational ones such as 'Nature' and 'photographing the World Around You' by Freeman Patterson and arty books such as those by Richard Long.
Yes arty books are also my form of inspiration it's often not the technique that's holding you back but the ability to see things and I found magazines like B&W and Silvershotz of value of expending my view and training my eye.I tend to look in second hand shops as there are often some good basic books.
Occasionaly i have found some inspirational ones such as 'Nature' and 'photographing the World Around You' by Freeman Patterson and arty books such as those by Richard Long.
Comment by Anvh posted on Good photography book? at 16/05/2010 - 21:57
Maybe we should contact Ole Oest and Adam Oest who wrote it and ask them if we can make it into a sticky or something like that, don't know what the view from others is about this?
You can find them on pentaxforums.com I believe, that's also where I found these links.
You can find them on pentaxforums.com I believe, that's also where I found these links.
Comment by Anvh posted on lwhat do the letters at 16/05/2010 - 21:51
Comment by Anvh posted on lwhat do the letters at 16/05/2010 - 19:37
Another one, this time the K7 is taken the video while going under the shower (it was only a short shower though) link
Comment by Anvh posted on k7/k20D weather resistant?? at 16/05/2010 - 18:42
HG that look like quite a dark beer
Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 16/05/2010 - 18:39
Mongoose wrote:
Wireless security is getting so much easier to set up, I believe it's a problem which will go away of its own accord before long.
basic WEP security is fairly easily bypassed, but the fact that someone had to break in removes any ambiguity about weather or not they were supposed to be there.
Yes precisely Wireless security is getting so much easier to set up, I believe it's a problem which will go away of its own accord before long.
basic WEP security is fairly easily bypassed, but the fact that someone had to break in removes any ambiguity about weather or not they were supposed to be there.
However standard passwords aren't accept by the German law because that's what happened with the man that was on holiday what you talked about.
Comment by Anvh posted on netbook usefull? at 16/05/2010 - 18:17
thoughton wrote:
FWIW in the US there have been convictions in cases where people have used unsecured wifi without authorisation. Not sure about the UK.
Yes and that's the only thing they can do really, it's hard to figure out how damaging the act is.FWIW in the US there have been convictions in cases where people have used unsecured wifi without authorisation. Not sure about the UK.
And even some devices automatically connect to the strongest network sometimes so who is wrong then?
From what I understand here in the Netherlands an unsecured network is seen as provoking someone to use it so it's not punishable by law if you connect to it.
In Germany (precisely what Mongoose was talking about) has just let that you must secure your wireless network or as you can pay a fine off €100 if somebody else downloads illegal files with it.
Comment by Anvh posted on netbook usefull? at 16/05/2010 - 17:47
Daniel Bridge wrote:
Not if the thief returns the bike again George Lazarette wrote:
I don't think that is correct. It's akin to saying that if my bicycle is not chained up you can ride off with it.
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Well, not exactly. You wouldn't have a bike anymore, but the unsecured wireless network owner still has internet access.I don't think that is correct. It's akin to saying that if my bicycle is not chained up you can ride off with it.
G
Comment by Anvh posted on netbook usefull? at 16/05/2010 - 17:16
George Lazarette wrote:
Depends if it's locked in another way or not but if not then yes you're right.Anvh wrote:
Don't know if it's so in every country.
I don't think that is correct. It's akin to saying that if my bicycle is not chained up you can ride off with it.technoidiot wrote:
It's also worth just having a try to connect in a cafe while having a welcome beer or coffee - many will give you a free connection then
From what I understand is if a wireless network connection is not secured you're allowed to plug into it.It's also worth just having a try to connect in a cafe while having a welcome beer or coffee - many will give you a free connection then
Don't know if it's so in every country.
Yes it's wrong but in a way you're envoking it to be ride on by somebody else by not securing it, it would be hard to get your right in this.
Comment by Anvh posted on netbook usefull? at 16/05/2010 - 17:15
The only sad things is there I haven't found any cheap way to do that.
I'm hoping someone here would know a great product that could do it or maybe even a DIY solution. The K10D has seals to keep some water out so it can get "moist" so to say.