The access point and the devices connecting to it regularly generate new keys, rather than using the same one repeatedly, as in W.E.P.
The access point and the devices connecting to it regularly generate new keys, rather than using the same one repeatedly, as in W.E.P. Given enough time, a hacker can guess a pre-shared key; but making the key just a little longer and more complex makes the time and effort required to crack it prohibitive.
Those who know Pakistan only from the grim headlines it regularly generates cannot imagine there is much scope there for humour.
A decade ago it provided virtually nothing; now it regularly generates about a fifth of the country's electricity for hours on a summer's day.
Setting aside Apple, which I'll come to in a bit, the only U.S. companies that regularly generate more profits than Microsoft does are the giant oil corporations (ExxonMobil and Chevron, for example) and the too-big-to-fail banks (JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and the like).
Brazilian banks, after telecommunications companies, regularly generate the most customer complaints in Brazil.
Today, celebrity owners regularly generate buzz in the market when they sell art from their collections.
The charges apply to companies that regularly generate more than 25,000 map loads a day for 90 days.
As these "jours fériés" fall on a given date rather than always on a Monday, as in the UK, they regularly generate "ponts".
EuropaCorp is the exception to this rule, making English-language, blockbuster-style pictures that regularly generate half of their box office receipts in the United States.
Across the plaza at the New York City Opera, Lauren Flanigan this season found in Susan B. Anthony, of Virgil Thomson's "Mother of Us All," an assignment to justify the sometimes hyperbolic praise her fierce, unsentimental, even bitter interpretations regularly generate.
