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Adelaide Gets a Taste of Free WiFi
Anonymous Coward writes "Adelaide's Citilan network is being relaunched. Sometime in the last two weeks they decided to open it up for free use to anyone in Adelaide's CBD, pending full commercial launch.
Get in and find a hotspot while its hot!"
Adelaide used to host the Australian Grand Prix, but the drivers fell asleep at the wheel when they saw the scenery.
Won't identity theft be easier than ever? Now hackers can take down your information 5 miles away. They can just sit near the transmission towers. How can anyone secure their line without using a land line. Any attempt to establish a certain protocol or identity involves transmission of data, which will be intercepted and decrypted. Sure, we can just surf the web. But how about checking our email and posting on slashdot? We need to protect our DATA!
I doubt she'd be talking crack if she came here. of that sort anyway.
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actually, it is very flat, oh topographically challenged one
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You couldn't see it from the track, however, it isn't all that far away from the CBD - about 1/2 hours drive at "normal" person speed.
The Internet's nature is peer to peer - 20050301_cs_profs.pdf
The retirement capital of Australia, where most people don't have laptops and they temporarily roll out free Wireless networking. Wonderful.
XML is like violence. If it doesn't solve the problem, use more.
Who said crack dealers have nothing to teach service providers?
Well they 'aint in it for love.
That don't impress me much.