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| War Walking, is similar to WarDialing and WarDriving. Except using feet instead of modems, or wheels. Basicaly, take a really light notebook, a PVC pipe yagi that you made, and wander around town while the tourists look at you like you're nuts. Which of course, you are. | War Walking is similar to WarDialing and WarDriving, but using feet instead of modems, or wheels. Take a really light notebook, a DIY PVC pipe [[Yagi]], and wander around town while the tourists look at you like you're nuts. Which of course, you are. |
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| [[http://www.blackbeltjones.com/|Blackbelt Jones]] explains that [[http://www.blackbeltjones.com/warchalking/|War Chalking]] is a pun on WarWalking - itself derived from WarDriving which has it's roots in WarDialing. | [[http://www.blackbeltjones.com/|Blackbelt Jones]] explains that [[http://www.blackbeltjones.com/warchalking/|War Chalking]] is a pun on WarWalking - itself derived from WarDriving which has its roots in WarDialing. |
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| Get your [[http://www.netstumbler.com|wa-was]] out! | Get your [[http://www.netstumbler.com|wa-was]] out! |
War Walking is similar to WarDialing and WarDriving, but using feet instead of modems, or wheels. Take a really light notebook, a DIY PVC pipe Yagi, and wander around town while the tourists look at you like you're nuts. Which of course, you are.
War Chalking is a movement to "tag" an area covered by wireless "hot spots". It's a cheap, easy way to indicate public wireless 802.11 access using chalk. "Mark-up" curbs, walls or sidewalks - wherever you find wireless access.
Blackbelt Jones explains that War Chalking is a pun on WarWalking - itself derived from WarDriving which has its roots in WarDialing.
War Chalking updates hobo sign language for the 21st century wireless geek.
Get your wa-was out!