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 If a {{w|wireless network}} (Wi-Fi) is unsecured, it is usually a sign that the owner of the access point is not technically skilled enough to go into the admin panel and enable encryption. Obviously, someone in the area who wants to get on the net, but doesn't have a mobile data connection, will simply use this open access point. However, it is also common practice to leave open an access point to be able to claim that infringement of copyright may not have been the homeowner, but that anybody could have connected to the access point and started downloading files.
-Another fun trick, for administrators of open APs, is to [http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html intercept pages and edit their contents]. The only way to stop this is to create a secure connection, or tunnel, to a server to stop the admin from playing {{w|Man-in-the-middle attack|man-in-the-middle}}. Of course, as the title text says, [[Mrs. Roberts]] is so cool, she can edit the {{w|TCP}} stream live, without the help of programs, but then there is help to get with tools like the [http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html Upside-Down-Ternet], if you wish to play games with people misusing your Wi-Fi.
+Another fun trick, for administrators of open APs, is to [https://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html intercept pages and edit their contents]. The only way to stop this is to create a secure connection, or tunnel, to a server to stop the admin from playing {{w|Man-in-the-middle attack|man-in-the-middle}}. Of course, as the title text says, [[Mrs. Roberts]] is so cool, she can edit the {{w|TCP}} stream live, without the help of programs, but then there is help to get with tools like the [https://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html Upside-Down-Ternet], if you wish to play games with people misusing your Wi-Fi.
 Not only is Mrs. Roberts awesome enough to manually edit the live TCP stream, she's also manually ending individual {{w|VPN}} and {{w|Secure Shell|SSH}} connections as [[Cueball]]'s Cueball-like friend makes them - while wearing oven mitts and baking cookies at the same time. He has been {{w|pwned}} (meaning "owned") by Mrs. Roberts.

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 ==Explanation==
-This is the first part of five in the "[[:Category:1337|1337]]" series. The title 1337 is "L-eet," or "elite," using the {{w|Leet}} alphabet, a coding system used primarily on the internet (and on early text messaging system), meant to provide a bit of {{w|obfuscation}} to plain text both to make it harder to read, and to show off in a creative way using in-group jargon.
+This is the first part of five in the "[[:Category:1337|1337]]" series. The title 1337 is "L-eet," or "elite," using the {{w|Leet}} alphabet, a coding system used primarily on the internet (and on early text messaging systems), meant to provide a bit of {{w|obfuscation}} to plain text both to make it harder to read, and to show off in a creative way using in-group jargon.
 This series was released on five consecutive days (Monday to Friday) and not over the usual schedule of three comics a week. These are all the comics in [[:Category:1337|1337 series]]:

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 Another fun trick, for administrators of open APs, is to [http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html intercept pages and edit their contents]. The only way to stop this is to create a secure connection, or tunnel, to a server to stop the admin from playing {{w|Man-in-the-middle attack|man-in-the-middle}}. Of course, as the title text says, [[Mrs. Roberts]] is so cool, she can edit the {{w|TCP}} stream live, without the help of programs, but then there is help to get with tools like the [http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html Upside-Down-Ternet], if you wish to play games with people misusing your Wi-Fi.
-Not only is Mrs. Roberts awesome enough to manually edit the live TCP stream, she's also manually ending individual {{w|VPN}} and {{w|Secure Shell|SSH}} connections as [[Cueball|Cueball's]] Cueball-like friend makes them - while wearing oven mitts and baking cookies at the same time. He has been {{w|pwned}} (i.e. owned) by Mrs. Roberts.
+Not only is Mrs. Roberts awesome enough to manually edit the live TCP stream, she's also manually ending individual {{w|VPN}} and {{w|Secure Shell|SSH}} connections as [[Cueball]]'s Cueball-like friend makes them - while wearing oven mitts and baking cookies at the same time. He has been {{w|pwned}} (meaning "owned") by Mrs. Roberts.
-The question "How does she type with oven mitts?" is likely a reference to the old web video site {{w|Homestar Runner}} and its character of {{w|Strong Bad}}, who answered emails while wearing boxing gloves. "How does he type with boxing gloves?" was the most common question he received. Another unanswered question is how Cueball's friend knew she was typing with gloves on; however, the answer is probably that since they were neighbors, they could see her through the window.
+The question "How does she type with oven mitts?" is likely a reference to the old web video site {{w|Homestar Runner}} and its character of {{w|Strong Bad}}, who answered emails while wearing boxing gloves. "How does he type with boxing gloves?" was the most common question he received. Another unanswered question is how Cueball's friend knew she was typing with gloves on; however, the answer is probably that since they were neighbours, they could see her through the window.
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 ==Explanation==
 This is the first part of five in the "[[:Category:1337|1337]]" series. The title 1337 is "L-eet," or "elite," using the {{w|Leet}} alphabet, a coding system used primarily on the internet (and on early text messaging system), meant to provide a bit of {{w|obfuscation}} to plain text both to make it harder to read, and to show off in a creative way using in-group jargon.
-All comics in the series:
-*[[341: 1337: Part 1]]
+This series was released on five consecutive days (Monday to Friday) and not over the usual schedule of three comics a week. These are all the comics in [[:Category:1337|1337 series]]:
-*[[342: 1337: Part 2]]
+* [[341: 1337: Part 1]]
-*[[343: 1337: Part 3]]
+* [[342: 1337: Part 2]]
-*[[344: 1337: Part 4]]
+* [[343: 1337: Part 3]]
-*[[345: 1337: Part 5]]
+* [[344: 1337: Part 4]]
-This series was released on 5 consecutive days (Monday-Friday, probably because he wanted to release comic 404 on april fools' day) and not over the usual Monday/Wednesday/Friday schedule.
+* [[345: 1337: Part 5]]
 If a {{w|wireless network}} (Wi-Fi) is unsecured, it is usually a sign that the owner of the access point is not technically skilled enough to go into the admin panel and enable encryption. Obviously, someone in the area who wants to get on the net, but doesn't have a mobile data connection, will simply use this open access point. However, it is also common practice to leave open an access point to be able to claim that infringement of copyright may not have been the homeowner, but that anybody could have connected to the access point and started downloading files.