Griff, if you do enjoy it, his latest is a collection of stories exploring the lives pre- (I think) and post- Crimson Petal.

Emma

Emma,
If you're really concerned about someone using your wireless network, then you could enable MAC address filtering. This stops any device, apart from those that you nominate, from logging onto the network. The other thing you can do is disable the network from broadcasting its presence. (Sorry, if someone has already mentioned this earlier in the thread).
Tony


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Quite, Griff. A Media Access Control address (MAC address) is a unique identifier attached to most forms of networking equipment.

Where MAC, of course, is nothing to do with Macs... :-)

Thanks Tony, I don't think it's been mentioned and I had forgotten about it, though I'm sure I've seen those acronyms. I think I'm only as worried as it's sensible to be, if you see what I mean, but even what's sensible can be quite hard to work out.

Emma

Cross posted with you, griff

Where MAC, of course, is nothing to do with Macs... :-)

None of us are so foolish as to think it could be that simple, are we?

Emma