Well, you can use the cipher book to
create a new form of encryption by taping the book in a cylindrical design,
which is then used to send the data from the switch over the cordless phone
base to the handset, which then sends the received signal to the NIC for
translation. The rest of the circle is completed once you solder lines
across the PCI connectors, and then duct tape them to the bottom of a Pringles can.
The Pringles can (recommended that Sour Cream & Onion not be used due to
interference caused by the film the chips leave on the inside of the can)
points to the nearest radio-tower equipped mountaintop where there will always
be a transmitter to send only packets originating from the gc.com domain.
Brian
Team A.I.
From:
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[mailto:az-geocaching-bounces@listserv.azgeocaching.com] On Behalf Of SSpackeen@aol.com
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2005
12:37 PM
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Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching]
Quality of cache trinkets....
Has anybody McGyver-ed a way to use those
parts to wirelessly log onto Geocaching.com?
Somebody wrote: I once had someone put a 10-port Ethernet switch, a 10/100 NIC, a cordless phone, and a book about ciphers in a cache of mine.
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