Post your wireless networks in range

[Ill Mitch]

Aloha everyone,

Here's my screenshot from my MacBook Pro.

HawaiiMacAddict

do you like bicycles?

 

[phungy]

Holy crap! 24 networks in range. I love Airport!

 

[MatthewConnelly]

Not that many here, a few others pop in and out depending where i'm using my MacBook in my house.

 

[ghall]

None of them are mine (my mom is against wireless networks for some reason). They are either encrypted or just barely in range.

 

[fowler.]

some of the weirdest threads..

 

[fowler.]

figured I'd have a little fun..

 

[Leareth]

Here is mine at home

I will try to remeber to post one from work, over 50 wireless networks...

 

[notwist]

2 or 3 of these networks I use since I'm in the middle of switching cable companies

 

[Jeonat]

Just 3 in range of me... mine is jonathan_wlan, the BT Home Hub one is password protected and Openlink is the free public wireless network that blankets the city (great when you're out!!)

 

[®îçhå®?]

Openlink is the free public wireless network that blankets the city (great when you're out!!)

What city is thaat in?? It would be so good if they did that worldwide but i think it is still in trial isnt it??

 

[wizwaz3]

And mine's the only one protected... Some people... lol

Hmm... There used to be more...

 

[jlewis2k1]

The other 2 networks are unsecured.

 

[AJ Muni]

Mine..

 

[Jeonat]

What city is thaat in?? It would be so good if they did that worldwide but i think it is still in trial isnt it??

I live in Norwich, in the UK. It's a 2-year trial and the speed is limited to 256kbps (1Mbps for public employees) but it's usable and definitely been useful. It's all done using small 802.11 devices mounted on lamp-posts and they use WIMAX to transfer the data from these to the "base station" and onto the Internet.

http://www.norfolkopenlink.com

 

[wizwaz3]

I live in Norwich, in the UK. It's a 2-year trial and the speed is limited to 256kbps (1Mbps for public employees) but it's usable and definitely been useful. It's all done using small 802.11 devices mounted on lamp-posts and they use WIMAX to transfer the data from these to the "base station" and onto the Internet.

http://www.norfolkopenlink.com

We have that in Tempe, Arizona. It's not a trial and it's limited. You get like, 2 hours a day total on that network.

 

[ekenny]

This was at my bro's house:

 

[xUKHCx]

As you can see I'm a Liverpool fan.

And we quite often get **** off you slag

 

[Hummer]

There's usually a "linksys" around always unlocked with the default login and all. I mistook it for mine when resetting my router. It rarely shows up in airport but I can just type it in and it'll work.

 

[G-Force]

No abnormalities.

 

[Overclocker]

The advantages of living in an apartment half of them don't have passwords too lol

 

[wordmunger]

Some fairly creative ones. I'm airmungerx

 

[Mattydj]

_

 

[Coolnat2004]

Some fairly creative ones. I'm airmungerx

What is that arrow next to your network?

 

[Martin C]

I just got the Wireless N AirPort Extreme...I'm Sabertooth

 

[timerollson]

My university's default connection...nothing exciting. I'm at work. It gets more creative when I'm in my dorm's suite.