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Wednesday, November 19, 2003

Real-time WiFi use at Carnegie-Mellon campus Very interesting real-time view of WiFi usage. I wonder if the dots are somewhere close to where they are in real life vs just randomly placed within the buildings. I suppose they could do some triangulation of the data from various access points to come up with an approximation of where the clients are: A University's Real-Time Wi-Fi Usage Map See usage across Carnegie-Mellon's campus Wi-Fi network: Three maps present a view of activity and accessibility across the university's Wi-Fi network. It's a great visualization of how a network is being used presented in a way that a non-technical user can understand. [via Warchalking via Jeff Pittelkau]... [via Wi-Fi Networking News]   7:20:57 PM     Cooking spam at Comdex Looks as though a number of companies are showing their spam stuff at Comdex: Cooking spam at Comdex Dozens of companies at the computing trade show are showing software, services and hardware designed to stem the tide of junk flooding e-mail accounts.[source: CNET News.com - Front Door]   5:49:32 PM

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