No food or Bed but i’m almost wireless
_13:50 — No Food or Bed but i’m almost wireless
Ever since I was a child I’ve been a sucker for wanting something better. I feel pretty safe in saying most people are the same way. One of my biggest problems is when I want something and then everyone starts talking about how awesome it is. Depending on what it is and how expensive it is - I’ll rack my brain on how I can get it.
I’ll agree this isn’t a good quality to have and it’s honestly gotten me in alot of trouble while growing up. Today was another instance of someone else having something and got me excited enough to buy it.
My dad now has a wireless network
No line restrictions - something every broadband geek strives for and my dad has it all set up at his house. My dad and I already have a network between our 2 houses already (I live next door, but that’s another story) and he’s let me tap into his DSL since I moved in.
It’s a pretty nice set up but thereís alot of wires. Right now the DSL comes into his home and into a router. From the router it goes into his DSL modem and then gets strung underground all the way to my house. Once it hits my house it goes right into a patch panel and then to a 14-port 10/100 base hub.
Once it’s in the hub we string all the wires into each of the 7+ computers we have at my house - counting my roommates computers).
As you can see there’s alot going on there and I’m not even allowed to walk around in my house or yard.
So I buy a wireless card
Yup - I had to have the flexibility to be anywhere and connect to my networks and the Internet. The problem now is that I can’t get the thing installed on my notebook. I’m running Win2k and it doesn’t seem to like my OS.
I’m hoping to finish this up ASAP, but D-Links tech support is only around during normal business hours. So Iím stuck sifting through old google groups asking if anyone knows of any problems with D-Link’s DWL-650 802.11b card.
I guess it serves me right for spending money on a wireless network instead of buying food or a bed to sleep on.


Aaron Schaap Says:
It works I’m now sitting in my yard just enjoying my laptop and lack of wires :-)