Fortunately Cornelia Street is still served by many open access points.
Park Slope not so much.
- Dustin -
downtown wrote:
Oh, no! First the Carmine Street hardware store, then
Zito's bakery, now Dustin's Cornelia Street node. What
next? John's Pizza? Aphrodisia (a spice store, silly!)?
Simon's "groovy" GV nycWireless node/webcam at Bleecker
and Macdougal?
When I got a wifi card I hoped to pick up Dustin's signal
in my apartment two blocks away--proof that all that
publicity Anthony insisted on resulted in my knowing
about nycWireless before I knew anything about wifi.
A fond, rueful farewell to NYC's oldest public node.
While Park Slope may need your node now more than the
West Village, it will be missed, Dustin--thanks for
all those years of access. --diane
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