wireless hacker
I was dismayed to get to my hotel in Las Vegas last Wednesday and find out that wireless internet would cost me $10 a day! Thanks to a little utility on my computer, I was able to locate other connections in the area and see what was the strongest, and which were unsecured. The hotel next to mine was offering free wifi to their guests, so I simply logged into that wifi instead of paying for the one at my hotel. The signal was a bit weak, so I only used it for a day or so, but it sure beat paying daily for wifi!
Sweet, $10/day is crazy ! I was just watching on DL . TV about an interesting idea called fon . com. Aparantly it’s bigger in the UK right now. If it gets bigger in other places, I definitly think it be a good idea.
That’s crazy. With so many hotels offering WiFi for free I can’t see how anyone would bother. Heck around here, the hospital offers free WiFi, Dairy Queen offers free WiFi, and of course Panera Bread. LOL
New Jersey is so congested, you can pretty much hook up with someone’s unsecured wifi from anywhere. I have three unsecured within the radius of my apartment; Mine is the only secure one on the block.
Hubby and I picked up pizza at Papa John’s last night. In the week since we’d been there, they have become a WiFi hot spot. We live in a rural area with mostly factory jobs, so it’s not like it’s normal to have people running around with laptops.
Wow. And here I thought it was almost always free, what with the way it’s always advertised as such. But go you on finding an alternate.
Very Naughty! You are a hacker.
Hey Colleen,
Look at this great post my friend made:
http://bald-guy-about-life.blogspot.com/2007/10/case-of-jay-blogging-disease.html
Can you make a similar post? Were you influenced by someone? or have influenced others?