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19-05-2004, 03:18
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Re: Internet at competitions
Those in Denver and San Diego have wireless high-speed internet access through Ricochet. Just hope the San Diego teams can pull together a reginal next year. But as a worker of a San Diego based hosting company we our given Ricochet modems. Not to mention I can grab my Nokia and use it to connect to the internet.
With places that offered wifi I'm supprised no one tried ARP cache poisoning to make it seem as if no one was using the network. We do it at a local coffie shop that offers wifi to help police it as well as kill leechers. 
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