depression :(

Things have been fairly rough for me the past few weeks.
I'm close to finishing my CS degree, the only problem is I have absolutely no desire whatsoever for programming anymore.
I haven't held a job in three years, and I have no idea wtf I want to do anymore. I'm also the one who's been trolling /prog/ with David Bowie.
I have absolutely no motivation at the moment to do anything, other than gamble away my savings in online poker and play tf2.

>>17
If you insist on trolling, at least use sage.
 
Changing the channel and turning off SSID broadcasting will accomblish nothing.
 
Changing the DHCP could confuse an intruder a bit but it would require changing the DHCP config file on the router and I'm sure you can't do that with the normal tools on most routers. Also you'd need to change the router's subnet and IP so that the intruder can't find it just from remembering the old IP. And you need to remember not accidentally using the DHCP yourself. All in all, too much effort for too little gain in security.
 
 If you want real security, put the router in a DMZ and use some kind of SecurID/VPN/proxy authentication.