restaurant has WiFi

[Guest Homer J. Simpson]

Re: restaurant has WiFi

 

>> If the signal isn't userID/password protected, then it's technically

>> not stealing IMO. The onus is on the provider of the signal to

>> restrict its use to authorized accessors.

>

> So that means if someone takes something from your wide open car/house,

> it's not stealing? Awesome!

 

Try getting your insurance company to cover theft if they find out you were

robbed when you haven't been taking the most basic precautions, like leaving

your car/house doors unlocked while you're away.

 

In other words, yeah, you can argue it's still theft, but the owner still

bears some responsibility and you'll get very little sympathy.

[Guest b11_]

Re: restaurant has WiFi

 

I do not have a notebook but I might get one in the future.

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"PD43" wrote:

> b11_ <b11@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>

> >A local restaurant has WiFi. If I was just outside the building with a

> >notebook that has WiFi, would the signal pass through the wall?

>

> did you TRY to see if your notebook would find the signal???????????

>

[Guest PD43]

Re: restaurant has WiFi

 

b11_ <b11@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I do not have a notebook but I might get one in the future.

 

Unbelievable. All of this and you don't even have a freakin'

notebook.

 

I can hardly wait for the day that you get one and start posting more

ridiculous crap here.