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Large-Format Printable Wardriving Maps of Seattle
drewzhrodague writes "In what is sure to tie up a few print queues, us guys at WiFiMaps.com have released large-format printable maps of Seattle. These were generated during a collaboration with the University of Washington's communications department. This is one of the most comprehensive Wi-Fi mapping project to date, as 100 undergrads swarmed downtown Seattle to collect wardriving data. We've rendered their results at 300dpi, for letter, tabloid, and architectural E sized paper. There is both the standard layout, and the aerial versions available using bittorrent."
...god forbid if I get lost and have to ask for directions on this one: "Excuse me sir, can you please give me directions to the nearest 'default' access point?"
I'll send them to you, but only if you give me your studnet ID. I've been looking for studs all day.
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I'd really like one of Redmond. Or, rather, this one specific part of Redmond...
No reason, really. Honest.
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Large-Format Slashdotable Wardriving maps of Seattle?
that's the map. Just my house and my neighbors. Maybe I need to wardrive Baltimore. If anybody has tell me
I can see my house from that map
I can see mine too... It's clearly marked default... d'oh!
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366 MB?! Do you realize how long it'll take me to download that through someone else's access point?
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Lol....post traumatic stress! In ten years there will be a goatse-survivors support group.
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