Re: libraries @Charles 9
I'm not one of the ones downvoting you, but you seem to have quite a different view on wi-fi access than most of us have experience.
I assume it's different over there in the USA...
From a UK perspective:
Paraphrasing:
-- "Open wifi spots being noticed and becoming hammered"
Open-wifi without restrictions are everywhere. Even the local hospital where you can happily access if from the large unmonitored car parks.
- "IT staff will notice"
Maybe in big libraries. Most of the places with free wifi don't have anyone looking after it.
- "Limits / Mobile costs"
No limits or caps, even on most non-residential services.
Mobile internet? £15 for unlimited 30 days, no contract required.
Add the hassle to the cost of petrol here, and it's just not worth exploiting
Biting the hand that feeds IT
