You've got mail
....and a Webcam and MSN.....
Top tip for the traveller in London with a laptop. Wander around in an alleyway behind offices and shops, pretty soon you'll pick up free WiFi, and off you go. I left this guy with the URL of London Daily Photo, I hope he drops by and says hi!
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post a commentI did the same when I went to Dubai, Australia and Bangkok. Dubai was the best, as I picked up a good signal whilst sitting by the hotel pool.
Many thanks for the tip. Now I know I must not forget my laptop when I go to London. (I still haven't got any but who knows... :))
Hi Mr with the laptop, pleased to meet you.
Not password protected? I'm shocked. When installing a wireless card for our eldest daugther in her loftroom I came across our neighbours WiFi... but sadly it was protected :(
Good tip.. I shall be trying it out soonermost.
some friends of mine did it too to the neighbour.
nice candid pic :)
then must haves ipod, whatever berry ,the list on and on and on..but i dont have laptop :p
laptop+free wifi+camera...you can photoblog anywhere you go! good capture Ham
Thanks, Ham, what a great tip. I never thought of that, but I'll try it here in Washington DC.
Love your site - London is my favorite city outside the U.S., and I visit there once a year for a conference at Earl's Court. I hope rumors that they're thinking about turning the place into a casino are false. I'd hate to return to that barn (Olympia) where the show used to be held. It's amazing to me how many businesses do such a poor job of eliminating unauthorized WiFi access. Numerous studies done here in the States on "war driving," where folks tour the area with a laptop, wireless card and radio scanner to detect open nodes, show how easy it is to eavesdrop on networks - not just using them for free Internet access, but even intercepting privileged communications.
Thanks folks. I like the fact that one of the best antennas to use for war driving is what you can make from a can of pringles
Hy! im the guy in the picture! hehehe thanks very much, i ahve been in yout blog
some times before, and to day i saw my picture, thanks very much, i realy liked,
and the other pictures as weel! nice to meet you! my name is Diogo, im from
brasil!
Hey Diogo! Nice to see you, hope you have a great time in London.
lol what a great way to meet new people. Like the pose.