On Saturday, Jun 14, 2003, at 08:34 US/Central, Jack Rodgers wrote: > Of course if you take your iBook into Starbucks in the US, chances are > they have a wifi setup and for $40 a month [...] Another reason to avoid Charbucks, besides the blackened bits of vegetable matter they call coffee. In most cases you can find a local chain or standalone roaster that a) has free wireless, b) roasts their own coffee (instead of shipping it in from someplace) and c) actually cares about quality, the customer, and all that other traditional American stuff. Even some hotel chains are starting to roll net connectivity into the price of the room instead of gouging you up to $20 per day for it. Why rent the cow? Mike P.S., Mac Stumbler is good. I'm always suprised and somewhat depressed when I see how low a signal I get on the TiBook. You'd think that the engineers would have done something smarter about antennas with a metal-cased laptop.