My sister's boyfriend hooked up a router so she could get a wireless internet connection to her laptopBut I think he connected it so that a connection goes from the modem to the router, and then from the router to my PCThe problem is, when I tried opening up port 59, the settings open it, but I'm still not getting access to what I wantIs there any way for me to get a connection from my modem straight to my PC, but not interrupt my sister's laptop's internet connection?
Remember Tom Delay and Jack Abramoff? Clinton tried to bring labor standards up in Saipan, but Republicans called him a socialist for it Plus, NAFTA was not started by DemocratsGranted it was signed by Bill Clinton, but it was set into motion by RepublicansIt started with Reagan and got its traction with H.WBush.
It's not a sweatshopIt is our overseas manufacturing facilityLook at the company newsletterSee? They are all smiling and your job, is to make them stop? If you must know, my team is being sent there to oversee the production of my pride and joyThe Gruntmaster 6000.
Uncle Ronnie Raygun, and his Free-market principlesThe democrat party had to swerve to the center due to America moving right.
First, when Walmart started out, they had all made in America goodsThen they got greedyNAFTA was in response to the illegal alien problem and was a compromise with conservatives as a way for them to get cheap labor - they could build their factories in Mexico and hire the Mexicans there instead of having them cross the border illegally.
You could connect your computer directly to the Cable or DSL network bridgeYou'd need 2 NICs to do this and it would involve installing ICS (Internet Connection Sharing)This would also require that your machine is on, in order for her machine to connect.
