And how would the know which ap you're using or if you're using an ap at all? unless they're sniffing your packets. when I'm not using 802.11a/b/g I'm using gprs.

joelja

On Tue, 24 Aug 2004, saxon wrote:

Quote from Akma's blog:
<http://akma.disseminary.org/archives/001518.html>
A few minutes ago, a police officer passed the bench where I was sitting outside the [edit: Nantucket] Athenaeum, enjoying the mild temperature and the wifi signal, and he said, "Sir, you can't use the Internet outside the library."
I said, "What?" (I'm pretty clever under pressure.)
The officer in question (whose conduct was entirely professional, firm, and calm behind those mirrored shades) solemnly assured me that in order to use the library's open wireless signal, I had to be seated within the library. The officer then wandered on back to the nearby police station.
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