A good juicy spark-gap will eat any WiFi's lunch >:-} ...Jim Thompson
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I wonder.... Might be worth a try after all. Certainly simple enough to rig-up.
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A microwave with a knife jammed in the door interlock. ;) Ought to knock those nasty drones out too.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
Just imagine what you could do with a proper dish antenna! :-)
Yeah, but those microwaves operate at exactly the same frequency as WIFI in this country at least. And my m/wave knocks out the connection very effectively - but not in the least *efficiently*!
Grumble, I've had to start my own userchrome.css file. So far, I have learned how to turn the active tab yellow.
Bit of thread necro, but Mozilla's suggestion for those of us who detest FF57 is to switch to 52ESR - the Extended Service Release of 52 which is still being patched. There will apparently be an ESR version well into the future, as a salve to corporates who hate having to safely deploy weekly versions.
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