Wireless internet access and 'hotspots'

Re: Wireless internet access and \'hotspots\'

Rubber truncheons for supper ! Sod the 'am egg & chips !

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Re: Wireless internet access and \'hotspots\'

I'm sure I remember an American site which gave details of free hotspots world wide ie where someone had a wifi connection but hadnt password protected it. Apparently, this is very common. Anyone know anything about the site?

As long as I didnt interfere with their use I wouldnt see any problem in doing this. And I would be quite happy for anyone to use mine since it wouldnt cost me any more.

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Re: Wireless internet access and \'hotspots\'

Google on warchalking, couldn't possible offer any other guidance.

But to do it semi-legally, download NetStumbler from here..

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Re: Wireless internet access and \'hotspots\'

Indeed I did. Not sure where I got that from though...I think HWMO mentioned vaguely he'd seen it written somewhere, so I just took my laptop down there and it worked like a dream. Fast as a very fast thing, no problems.

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Re: Wireless internet access and \'hotspots\'

I am reading this on my boat with a Centrino notebook using Square Mile at Haslar - the service has got a lot better

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Re: Wireless internet access and \'hotspots\'

I think you will find St Quay Portrieux in North Brittany is equiped.

Cheers

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