Here's the proof:
http://www.oregonfast.net/gofast/FREE_PUBLIC_WIFI/
I seen this a couple months ago downtown, must have been like a dozen of
them in stumbler along with another dozen real ones.
I didn't know what to make of it and figured when I got more time I'd
dig into seeing what was
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Here's the proof:
http://www.oregonfast.net/gofast/FREE_PUBLIC_WIFI/
I seen this a couple months ago downtown, must have been
I saw this at the Orlando airport recently. It was an adhoc network that
went to nothing.
Scriv
Jonathan Schmidt wrote:
This sure sounds like an urban myth. Maybe? Maybe not? I've got a bunch
of laptops in my house...most just sitting on my security cams or playing
Radio Bartok. When I
: [WISPA] ESSID : Free Public WiFi
I saw this at the Orlando airport recently. It was an adhoc network that
went to nothing.
Scriv
Jonathan Schmidt wrote:
This sure sounds like an urban myth. Maybe? Maybe not? I've got a bunch
of laptops in my house...most just sitting on my security cams
I believe I saw the same phenomenon with a network called Home and Hotel.
I googled it, but never found any answers. Thanks for figuring this one out,
Jonathan!
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This sure sounds like an urban myth. Maybe? Maybe not? I've got a bunch
of laptops in my house...most just sitting on my security cams or playing
Radio Bartok. When I bring one up, I see only my own SSID and a couple of
my neighbors but not Free Public Wi-FI. Certainly, none have ever been
