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So as my wife was driving me around the other day I noticed my iPhone was polling people's routers. It would tell me the router name and ask to connect. I never do even though most are not secured. That got me thinking that if I am getting their information what information are they getting from me. So when I got home I checked my router and my name was on my router so I assume my it will be on other people's routers. Also, there were several questionable devices in the connection list but they did not connect but showed up in the list. That got me to thinking that I had had better change my name on my phone so when it tries to connect to someone else's router it will not have my name. And while I was at it I changed my router name as well. But I decided to have some with it. So my new name for my phone is "DEA Surveilance Van #8" so as I drive by routers it will show up in their device list. After changing it I checked my router and that is what it says. Along with that I changed my router's name to "DEA Camera #5". I am going to turn the range up so it will show up on people's phones as they drive by. Should make things interesting for the druggies living a few houses away and making daily runs.13 points
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A piece of the WTC set in memorial,at the TN fire training academy. located at Bell Buckle. I actually rested my hand on it. It was cold yet warm. Hard to describe. To me that steel represented heroes, good guys and bad guys. Anger and sadness, hellfire and peace. Pretty moving to hold that steel and think of all that has happened since it first came down. Very moving. To be able to touch it and hold it was unique all to its own. The pieces at the base are from the rubble and rebar that was left at ground zero.11 points
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As I posted on the TGO Facebook page, I suspect this is the price he paid for failing Obama in the proposed M855 ammo ban.8 points
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"Former" directors don't have to worry about being called up before Congress to testify in hearings about ridiculous ammo bans. They "no longer represent the agency", so they can't speak for them.7 points
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Earplugs. Two halves.... 1. I don't want to be half deaf like my Dad. 2. Half the point of riding is so I don't have to talk to anyone.5 points
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Start capacitors will fail over time. The bigger issue on fixing them is whether or not the user actually knows what they're doing. Big capacitors have the capacity to kill you.4 points
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He's taken the bullet for the administration. http://thehill.com/regulation/administration/236423-atf-chief-to-step-down3 points
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Beats the crap out of a can of carb cleaner and a Bic lighter!3 points
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Only meh from moi -- reckon I'll just hang onto the 6+1 9mm Moonie in my pocket. ;) - OS3 points
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OK, I might be reading this wrong, and if I am I apologize, but I think what everyone is saying is GET OFF MY FAT BUTT AND BUY YOURSELF A GUN BELT STUPID. lol So after some research and my personal taste I ordered this http://www.thebeltman.net/horse4lg.htm3 points
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I will never forget that day. I had a few friends in the towers that day that did not come home. My wall paper on my computer is a picture of the twin towers about 1 minute after the 2nd plane hit the tower so I am reminded of it every day when I turn on my computer. I had a friend of mine send me this picture and I thought I would post it here. O got it in the following winter. [url=http://s218.photobucket.com/user/softbaitmaker/media/Misc/ATT84597.gif.html][/URL]2 points
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I absolutely love this spindrift knife, carried it for a few days and it is the perfect size. It has the sharpest edge of any Fixed blade knives I have ever owned, I am going on a Bike ride tomorrow and I think I will carry it with me2 points
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Certainly got more done under Kent Williams in his short term than under Harwell if she is there for eternity.2 points
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I have to tell a Prince's story. Back in the late 80's, I was working at the Nashville Palace. One of the guys there asked if I could pick him up some extra hot on the way in. So, I stopped and ordered it. The old black man cooking just started at me for a minute. Then he said (and you have to try to read this in black-speak), "Awright. I fix you de extra hot. But you gonna have to stay here and eat it, 'cause I ain't NEVER seen no honky eat THAT :poop: !" I laughed so hard...2 points
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Your router should not be broadcasting it's ID, if you want someone to connect you will tell them your router ID and password. That setting is available to most routers, but its best to access the routers settings through a hard line not via Wi-Fi. As for your phone, only the phone name should show and I think it records the MAC address if you connect.2 points
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Thats funny. This guy iuse to know had his named S&M room his the people next door would always give him dirty looks they were stuck up a holes2 points
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"Heat" is extremely subjective. My wife ate ketchup on her tacos when I first met her, and now she's stepped up to mild sauce that I think is bland. She gets pissed when she accidentally gets a piece of my jalapeno in a pizza or cheese. Personally, I like sweet heat or tasteful heat. I do NOT like man-test heat where the only point is to see what you can take. It is food that you pay for, after all. Hot Stuff, (that I mentioned earlier), has a tasteful heat. I order their extra-hot wings every time because it's flavorful, IMO. But to your question I would tell them that you are a virgin to their restaurant and ask for a taste test to determine the heat level that you want. I would imagine most would be happy to oblige because they want you to come back. Two or three wings of varying heat is a very small investment to make on a new customer.2 points
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Agreed. If the G43 is too big for pocket carry (which I believe it is because the G42 is pushing it), what's the point? That has been my issue with the G26/27 all along. People buy them and then, most of the time, end up carrying them on a belt. They may as well have bought a G19/23 if that was going to be the end result. If you're going to "belt carry," pretty much anywhere you can conceal a G26/27, you can conceal a G19/23.2 points
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moment_of_inertia :lol: Everyone study that link and we'll have a quiz this afternoon.2 points
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Those helmets are nice. And you can even wear it with your riot gear lol2 points
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Ohhhkaaayyy. Is this another trick? Another teaser? Another temptation form the knife devil? LOL I must stop checking your posts.2 points
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We are planning a move this summer also, from NY. Been on one house hunting trip already and plan another one next month. Pretty sure NY has IL and MA both beat for socialism. Can't wait to move to a free state with less taxes and less winter.1 point
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Spiders are hard to kill, but that will do it. Personally, I like to beat the hell out of them with one of my Reeboks1 point
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Somehow, I think Boyd will make it out just like he always does. Ava will be the wildcard!!!1 point
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I laughed out loud sitting at my desk, Awesome.1 point
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Now thats funny right there...................... :rofl: :rofl: :rock:1 point
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West Virginia just sent Constitutional Carry legislation to the Governor with a veto-proof majority.1 point
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Hattie B's is too inconsistent. Order Hot one day and absolutely no heat, the next week Hot is at the level of Damn Hot. Pepperfire is good. Their chicken quality is above Hattie B's and a different type of hot.1 point
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export them, compress them, and email them.... most email clients allow you to save them as a document (often just a .txt or .html with images). And you can usually do that in bulk. Compressed to a single file, 200 should not be very large if its "just email". If its documents, files, images, and other big junk, you may need to dump the compressed file to the drop box or similar approach. If its under 2 MB, just email it.1 point
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every time I have purchased a firearm they FFL has told the TBI the serial number as well as all my information, including my SSN. Now whether they keep it and pass it along I do not know but if I were a betting person I would bet there is a massive excel file owned by the .gov with all that information.1 point
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What a fine example of the twisted mess these politicians have made of carrying a handgun.1 point
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I don't know that " Guns In Bars " would pass today but " Guns In Cars " passed. That is much more important to me.1 point
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Sorry but I can't bring myself to love either one of them. They both SUCK!!!! At this point we are stuck with them is all...........jmho1 point
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A very nice, innocent Australian woman wants to get married, but she is only willing to marry a man if he has never had sex with another woman. After several unsuccessful years of searching, she decides to take out a personal ad. She ends up corresponding with Scotty Greer, who is an average golfer and who has lived his entire life in the Australian Outback and he has no experience with women. They meet and she is very happy with him; she feels that they are perfect for each other. Eventually they end up getting married. On their wedding night, she goes into the next room to prepare for the evening. When she returns to the bedroom, she finds her new husband standing in the middle of the room, naked. All the furniture from the room is piled in one corner. "What happened?" she asks. "I've never been with a woman" he says, "But if it's anything like a kangaroo, I'm gonna need all the room I can get!"1 point
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Lotta folks use saddle soap, mink oil, whatever on leather to make it more soft and/or supple. Good idea maybe for jackets and furniture, not so much for holsters. - OS1 point
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