On Friday, Jan 31, 2003, at 19:45 US/Central, Jack Rodgers wrote: > >> There is a place I go a couple of times a week where I use my iBook. >> As soon as I open it, new mail downloads because somebody in the >> building has a wireless network. > > You can turn off Airport or close the email application, both of which > are under your control. > >> That seems a bit like saying that if I lower my car window and hear >> the music from somebody else's radio, that I've "stolen" it. > > Not even close as far as an example goes. Closer might be if you > opened the car door of someone else's car without their permission, > got inside and played the radio. If you were watering your lawn on a hot day and the neighbor kids ran through your sprinkler would you posit that the children were stealing the coolness of the water? I was just wondering? David