I love free WiFi so much I could marry it.

[mondo joe]

I'm in Olympia WA for two days for a lot of appointments with a lot of down time, and I have had the best luck finding free WiFi cafes.

All day long I've been able to pop into places, check my email, play on DU and have a good time.

WiFi is now one of my top 10 inventions of all time.

[hippiechick]

1. WiFi?

:shrug:

[mondo joe]

3. Sorry - Wireless internet connection

A number of cafes and hotels are now providing free WiFi (wireless internet connection). You just pop open your (wireless cappable) laptop, jump on the network and go.

I used it in my hotel room last night, in cafes today and ! I'm using it right now.

[ClassWarrior]

2. I just discovered one in my area. Yippee! Not chained to my desk anymore!

NGU.

[mondo joe]

4. Where are you?

Washington State, California and NY are loaded with free WiFi spots.

See:

www.wififreespot.com/

[Lex]

5. I have a terrible time (read: never) finding free Wi-Fi

that'll work for me.

Do you need a special kind of modem or anything to soup up your laptop in some way?

[Worst Username Ever]

7. You'll need a wireless card for your PCI slot and the software

for it.. that's it as far as I know...

[Lex]

8. I have the wireless card already (for my home network)

and I just downloaded "network stumbler"--a free software program.

Maybe that software will help my computer "see" other wireless connections (other than my own) when I'm traveling.

[mondo joe]

10. Are you on a Mac or PC?

[Lex]

11. PC.

[trof]

6. The Alabama legislature has proposed a "No WIFI marriage" amendment

to the state constituion.
Don't move down here.

[Leftist78]

9. WiFi

changed my internet life, I say this as I sit comfortably in my recliner typing away on my powerbook in the best forum in the world. Life is good :)

[da_chimperor]

12. My next-door neighbors loved free WiFi before I moved in

now they just miss it. My place has WiFi, but my friends that were already living here (I'm in a big shared apartment) didn't have it password protected. Sure enough, at least one of the neighbors was on line at all times. I fixed that problem with a 26 digit hexadecimal password. :evilgrin:

[RagingInMiami]

13. WiFi rocks

It was great during my cross country road trip last year.