Survey posted 2003-07-14 01:13 by Henrik.

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I'd do it just to be nerdy, but, I don't have wireless network software.

Heck yeah!! That'll be fun!! We can convince our teachers to get the network then attack their calculators!! HAHAHHAH! That's for the homework! And that's for the pop quiz!! It can go on forever!!

When evil nerds attack...

Well if ever I can afford a laptop I may just have a look at this. It sounds kind of fun - and I would like to thank TI on telling a load of kids about this.
It might just teach companies to secure their networks a bit better, but I doubt it.

Um, TI didn't tell you anything. Nonetheless, I don't think the signal from the wireless link would be strong enough to make it worth wardriving.

TICalc, I'm lazy okay.

And it should be more than possible, also a slight tweak and increase in transmit power and you have solved the problem of lack of power (for calcs). And, for laptops it seems to be possible. Also, get an external aerial and wireless LANs can spread a long distance - although most companies would obviously not do this due to the security.

well...... maby you dont really need a laptop or a car! you can strap you computer to you back and hook it up to a ups and walk around. j/k

I have no idea what war driving means either... at least I'm not alone on the subject!


:)Steve

Yes you are!


:(Soth

oh well...

Before you tell anybody you don't know about something...
Try google.com

There's a site where you find some information:
http://www.wardriving.com/

War driving consist's in:
->having a antenna
->having a laptop
->and a car
And you go and go around until you search Wireless network... I heard that in England they spot with a "X" ("X" or something else) places where are they find wireless network... So it's easy for other people to find where are wireless network

But the "X" part is more like warchalking, isn't it?

Yes, exactly what it is.

Hey look! I made the 100th vote, perfect percentages!

There's 120 now. :)

... As soon as I can get my hands on a TI-Navigator hub!