Joho the Blog
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September 03, 2004
We arrived at my family's house in the Berkshires to discover that both phones and many of the lights are fried. Apparently, there was a lightning strike. Or maybe it's just my bad electrical mojo running ahead of me. So, I had to drive around with Netstumbler to find a working, open wifi hotspot in town. (Yay for free wifi.) It's gone this afternoon, though. So, I have 12 minutes remaining on the public Internet in the local library. Must type faster... Posted
by D. Weinberger at September 3, 2004 04:42 PM
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David, I have to warn you about open wireless access points in resort areas. . . .
Posted by: AKMA | September 3, 2004 05:16 PM
Hm. I don't know of many wireless access points in the Berkshires, actually. Jae's Inn (and pan-Asian restaurant) in North Adams has wifi; the Village Green in Williamstown has wifi; and that's all I know of, in northern Berkshire. (I don't know the wireless map of South County, so if you're somewhere south of Williamstown, I can't be helpful...unless you want to make use of the wifi in our living room. :-)
Posted by: Rachel | September 6, 2004 09:34 AM
I found open WAPs in Great Barrington on Main Street across from the Opera House and on RailRoad Street. But they were here one morning and gone the next, so bring NetStumbler with you...
Posted by: David Weinberger | September 6, 2004 09:42 AM