WiFi Thank You
June 22, 2005 10:32 AM   Subscribe

Wi-Fi Thank You is a place where you can send a thank you message to anyone who provides a free Wi-Fi hotspot.
posted by sciurus (8 comments total)
 
How odd. Perhaps this will serve as an interesting document for future historians trying to understand how we ever lived in a society where hotspots were not as freely prevalent and accessible as drinking fountains.
posted by gramschmidt at 10:43 AM on June 22, 2005


Maybe Mauritius will say the most thank you's.
Mauritius to be the first country with nationwide WiFi
posted by webmeta at 10:49 AM on June 22, 2005


Thank you, guys in the apartment across the hall, who don't know or don't care to secure your network!
posted by aaronetc at 11:14 AM on June 22, 2005


Thank you, "grandmasinternet".

Thank you, "mydlinkrouter".

Thank you, "kickassnet".

Thank you for not knowing about MAC filtering.
posted by gramschmidt at 11:58 AM on June 22, 2005


The only one for DC is the FCC Building, too funny.
posted by Pollomacho at 1:09 PM on June 22, 2005


"...a society where hotspots were not as freely prevalent and accessible as drinking fountains."

You know, drinking fountains are getting to be fairly rare these days. Certainly not as easily found as they were in my youth. I wonder what that says, if anything, for the future of community data networks?
posted by majick at 1:50 PM on June 22, 2005


"Thank you" to the Helping Hands Agency in Page, AZ. I was getting desperate last year...
posted by i_cola at 2:13 PM on June 22, 2005


Perhaps this will serve as an interesting document for future historians trying to understand how we ever lived in a society where hotspots were not as freely prevalent and accessible as drinking fountains.

Really? I think future peoples will look back at this age and marvel at the prosperity we are experiencing now compared to their times.
posted by sourwookie at 2:42 PM on June 22, 2005


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