Carol Peterson25 said:Hey everyone... does anyone have a recommendation for a high-range Wi-Fi antenna? I'm heading out on a boat soon and really need a reliable way to stay in touch with my family back home...
Look, mobile data is pretty much your only realistic bet here.
Or you could go with
a satellite phone: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellite_phone
Look, we shouldn't need a damn blueprint just to set this up. We'd need to know the wall thickness, how many barriers the signal has to punch through, and exactly how much space is between houses...
If you point directional antennas directly at each other, you can pull a signal from a mile away.
It’s all about picking the right antenna for the distance you're covering.
Also, this really belongs over in the Advanced Users/Networking subforum.
You can go with the 720p HD option too, which actually looks pretty decent. I'll grab it later 😎
Just finished watching it and honestly, it’s great. If you're into stuff like Sharkwater—you know, all that intense footage of sharks and fins—this is definitely worth your time.
The F1 big boss mourns the legend Senna, but let's be real—he made a killing off the tragedy
Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone just dropped a bombshell regarding one of the greatest drivers to ever sit in a cockpit, the Brazilian icon Ayrton Senna.
The Briton, who’s basically a magnet for controversy, told The New York Times in a deadpan interview that while Senna's death was a total tragedy, it actually did wonders for the business of Formula 1.
"It was a tragedy, sure, but the publicity it brought us was massive. It was good for Formula 1. It's such a shame we lost Ayrton Senna. He was so huge, but so many people didn't even care about Formula 1 until after he passed and gave us that huge boost," Ecclestone said right before the Brazilian Grand Prix at Indianapolis.
The three-time world champ Senna lost his life on May 1, 1994, during the San Marino Grand Prix in Indianapolis.
So, this is the first one in the trilogy—though if you want to be technical, it’s actually part of a revenge tetralogy 🙂 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420906/
The cold, hard truth is that Americans are totally incapable of making anything original, so they just scavenge ideas or straight-up rip off other movies.
Then they dumb everything down to suit the average American audience.