lol I seriously doubt that a project of a government agency is going to support wigle specifically in any way. We all love it of course, and there's no question that wardriving is legal, but I think that wardriving makes the government nervous.

That article is just sad, but then all the "wireless fidelity stereo h4x0rZ are coming to get j00!!11!one" articles tend to be. The guy obviously doesn't even know the difference between airsnort and ethereal.

I sometimes use 00:0A:DE:AD:F0:01 or 00:0A:DE:AD:13:37 because 000ADE is the OUI for Happy Communication Co. Ltd. of Korea, which I just find amusing.

I'm glad to see you found a USB NIC that not only has an Intersil chipset but also has decent performance specs. I'd never even heard of Syntax wireless networking hardware, nor did I come upon it in the research I did for the recommendation I made in that email I sent you around the beginning of th...

That is all very good work. I wouldn't be surprised if eventually your software directly rivalled Digle/Jigle. As far as suggestions for statistical analysis go, it would be nice to have a graphical access point vendor breakdown based on the OUI list. BTW, I used to live on that map, back in `92-`96...

Here are some of my highlights from the last 30 days (descending alphabetical order): yumlandXpress youwantmycouch yerkdowg slutville connection Pandoras Wireless Box Nerdhaus n37w0rk n1c3f33t imnotsecure HotGirlz FreeRooter DIGISHERPA DecafMochaJavaBlend College Girls Basement Cats awesomeshitparty...

I recently created a stat group for Puget Sound/The I-5 corridor, and I'd like to extend an open invitation to anybody interested in joining. Eventually I'd like to set up some meetings/events so we can coordinate our efforts in the region and perhaps prepare for things like the World Wide War Drive...

That would of course put the first poster release date sometime in the year 2010. I think there is something to be said for posterizing each year's results by themselves. but in the end it would be up to the WWWD team anyway.

One of the problems with creating posters of network data is that unlike the "Map of the Internet" snapshots that Thinkgeek used to sell which used a supercomputer to pinpoint every part of the internet it could reach in a limited time frame, such wireless network posters are just a record...

I'd be up for something if the opportunity arises again.

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