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Connecting to unsecured wireless: Is it hijacking? by ChuckAB2006-11-19 12:55:59
  Is it yours? Did you get permission? by nin_man2005-01-27 07:37:52
    You make it sound easier than it is by Control2005-01-27 07:41:11
      Yes, it is. by nin_man2005-01-27 07:46:20
        What about sound? by Control2005-01-27 07:52:08
          You're going to look like a ninny. by nin_man2005-01-27 08:00:09
            I don't agree by Control2005-01-27 08:04:14
              Someone has to pay real money by BloodyViking2005-01-27 08:06:32
                No because it doesn't cost them any more by Control2005-01-27 08:11:24
                  How do you know it is "waste light"? by BloodyViking 2005-01-27 08:15:48
Not everyone pays for unlimited service. The bandwidth to connect to them wireless is effectively unlimited, but as soon as you use their network to connect outside itself, you are costing the owners bandwidth that they could well be paying for. That isn't "waste light". That is going into their house to turn on the lights that You want lit.
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                    Now that's a point I must conceed by Control2005-01-27 08:19:16
                      Most ISPs don't have a hard cap by MikeCDN2005-01-27 09:20:13
                        AFAIK, It isn't uncommon for them to charge by BloodyViking2005-01-27 09:36:26
                          Neither shaw nor telus have ever charged by MikeCDN2005-01-27 09:43:54

 

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