Many keyboards have encryption, and many of those systems suck. The only reason MS went to AES-128 is because they're previous encrypted was cracked. Every year a new keyboard is cracked. If MS didn't implement the initial encryption properly then the AES-128 won't mean jack.

Ah, cool. I'll check their site or call to see what prices are here. That's a pretty nice price.

Where the heck are you getting a 16mbit connection for $15? My area gets 1mbit DSL for $20. (I hate this city's utilities expenses, they're freaking ridiculous)

That looks pretty cool. I definitely like the idea. I wonder how much power it uses.

Oh, well in that case I'm sticking with my GV callback apps.

Yeah but he still wants money. He was making some good dough with these emulators.

Rogue APKs are a bit dangerous though. There was an instance of a guy putting a modified paid-app on one of the alternate markets. The mod messaged and texted people saying "I'm a pirate, I'm too lazy to pay for an app", etc. Unless it's from a very trusted source I would only use my own backup.

It sucks. Playing Super Mario Bros is impossible.

The Sipgate method no longer works? I didn't know that. Perhaps I may try this app.

There was just a post like this on one of the Help Yourself threads. Somebody needed GV on his house's rotary phones. I suggested a similar setup but with adapters instead going manual.

The best way to prevent cord damage is with replaceable cords. Not everybody has soldering skills but if you do then cut your cord (at whatever level you want) and slap on a 3.5mm jack. If you have single-cord headphones then you could put the jack inside the cans. When the player-side end of the wire gets damaged you…

I've never tried doing it manually. I go find a faster booting ROM.

Ctrl+V in Command Prompt. I love you.

I like all of the tips. I frigging love temporary credit cards, I would be so paranoid with using cards if those weren't available.

µTorrent has an option to run a program when the download finishes. You could set WinRAR or 7zip to automatically unpack but the problem is that they may be double-packed, in a folder, or named oddly.

AlternativeTo is back up.

Yeah, my method is a too complex. He could just shove a speaker or headphones up to the receiver to get the tones.

I'd suggest checking alternativeto.net but they're down right now. When they come back up you can search for JDownloader alternatives and filter by OS.

DownThemAll downloads page content, not files from file-sharing sites.

Do the rotary phones have smaller-looking phone jacks on the handset? The handset cables are called RJ9/10. You could get an RJ9-to-3.5mm adapter and plug the 3.5mm ends (headphone cord) into the speaker and mic jacks of your computer. To dial you'd play the phone tones.