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[Rolan Yang]

They're all in my MySQL database.

I'm not sure where the points came from.
Some of them were mailed to me by contributors who
drove around running Netstubler or Kismet.

The Boston points are all from 2 individuals.

Around here in NJ, roughly 90% of the AP's are
wide open, simply because people have not enabled
any encryption when they plug it into their home networks.

~Rolan


Matthew Zimmerman wrote:

>cool!
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>what is your source of the wifi point ing? Are these all publicly 
>accessible?
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>On Wednesday, May 14, 2003, at 04:02  PM, Rolan Yang wrote:
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>>Fittingly on the PHP list, here's a small php script I wrote
>>that plots wifi points on a aerial map.
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>>http://www.omnistep.com/wifi/wifiplot/
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>>Click to zoom in.
>>You might want to increase the map width
>>(controls at the bottom of the image)
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>>Oh, also, I hate to say this, but use IE or Opera browser. It seems to
>>be broken
>>when using the most recent version of Mozilla.
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>>~Rolan
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>>Andrew Yochum wrote:
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>>>For starbucks:
>>>   http://locations.hotspot.t-mobile.com/page6.asp?state=ny
>>>Other:
>>>   http://www.nodedb.com/unitedstates/ny/newyork/?
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>>>On Wed, May 14, 2003 at 02:33:55PM -0400, Chris Shiflett wrote:
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>>>>Does anyone know where some good wireless hot spots are in 
>>>>Manhattan? I will be
>>>>all over looking at apartments and doing interviews, and I'd like to 
>>>>be able to
>>>>drop in a Starbucks or something and keep up with email, etc.
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>>>>Thanks for your help.
>>>>
>>>>Chris
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>MZ
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