If I left on PictoChat all night...
- Thread starter snapty00
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norinrad21
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akascream said:
:lol :lol :lol
You'd see where they connected into the room and then left... or if they wrote anything.
probobly best to leave it on and walk through the mall, or wait for N to update it.
probobly best to leave it on and walk through the mall, or wait for N to update it.
Well, what I was thinking was more in line with just leaving it on in my house without the backlight turned on (so as not to wear out the light as much) with the AC adapter plugged into it.sammy said:
The reason I was thinking of this was because of this: I don't know anybody with a DS, but the day I got a DS, I went to my car and opened the box to use PictoChat, and someone else in the parking lot showed up for a second. They promptly disappeared, but it was still strange. But I didn't really remember what happened when they got on, so I was wondering if it kept a log of some sort as long as the machine is turned on or what.
Drinky Crow
Banned
BUY AN IRC.
PanopticBlue
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snapty00 said:
yes it will keep a log of chat activity until the DS is turned off. The question is will it time out after no use and how much can it log before it runs out of space.
Funny story I was in the parking lot of Best Buy while my brother was in line getting a DVD. I told him to turn on his Pictochat when he checking out so I could goof off and suddenly 5 people were in Pictochat. I guess his acted as a relay and I was able to see the 3 others. Never did find out where they were.
Funny story I was in the parking lot of Best Buy while my brother was in line getting a DVD. I told him to turn on his Pictochat when he checking out so I could goof off and suddenly 5 people were in Pictochat. I guess his acted as a relay and I was able to see the 3 others. Never did find out where they were.
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Smiles and Cries
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Dave Long said:
lewd pictures rock on! \m/ ^_^ \m/
Hey, are there such things as generic range extenders or amplifiers?
I've seen WiFi extenders that require that you attach them as clients on your network, so it'll only amplify signals coming from other clients. So basically, it's like any other logical repeater; it works based on addressing.
But are there any "physical" extenders that can repeat specific signals? An example might be one that finds any signals on the frequency 2.54 GHz and repeats it, no matter where it came from and no matter what the signal contained. It'd be like an Ethernet hub or repeater.
This way, you could extend your shitty PictoChat communications to a whopping 600 feet or something. Wee.
I've seen WiFi extenders that require that you attach them as clients on your network, so it'll only amplify signals coming from other clients. So basically, it's like any other logical repeater; it works based on addressing.
But are there any "physical" extenders that can repeat specific signals? An example might be one that finds any signals on the frequency 2.54 GHz and repeats it, no matter where it came from and no matter what the signal contained. It'd be like an Ethernet hub or repeater.
This way, you could extend your shitty PictoChat communications to a whopping 600 feet or something. Wee.
mashoutposse
Ante Up
The Best Buy peeps were probably connecting to their demo units...
