Hi Petzl,

Do you have transcript of this aired segment? Preferably in English if possible.

Thank you,
Israel Torres

Looks like they took the file parser offline again earlier today. I've had one file processing at 0% since I last checked it around 10am this morning (it is 6pm now) :) — Updated: 12/3/2005 : 11:16am - The file that was 0% yesterday is now at 45%, could be stop and go: (Queue is at 109) — Updated: 1...

— Updated: 12/1/2005 : 11:05am - I was just messaged by WiGLE staff that the file parsing is currently on hold at the moment while they finish completing some database work. Things will resume normally afterward. Time to go wardriving! — Updated: 12/1/2005 : 4:26pm - I just returned from my wardrive...

and there is a another risk than to less sleep ... getting a accident with your car. That is certainly a reality. There are many of times that I have felt the urge to doze at the wheel. Luckily for me I am used to thriving on very few hours of sleep (not to mention the slew of drive-thru starbucks ...

Now, that is some serious dedication! MikeM80, congratulations on the massive upload this month!



Israel Torres

thank you! How about putting out WiGLE T-shirts with the saying: "We've logged 5 million Networks with GPS and all I got was this WiGLE T-Shirt" Talking about fly WiGLE gear I noticed that the WiGLE Cafepress Link on the default page is defunct: http://cafeshops.com/wigle I'd turn out a f...

Thanks! I aim to please.

Congrats and welcome to the 100K club!

Israel Torres

WINNIPEG -- Police in Winnipeg issued a cautionary advisory to people who have setup wireless internet networks at home: Secure the network or risk being raided by authorities and having your computer seized -- all because someone patched onto your network without you knowing, and decided to carry ...

Anyone have any funny stories of information encountered while wardriving? Just looking for ideas to put in my screenplay. Jazzlady Check out my Chronicles of a Wardriver site for actual wardriving adventures and experiences. Just an FYI, wardriving is pretty boring to non-wardrivers. You are basic...

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Kismet and NetStumbler are two of the most commonly used pieces of software for wardriving on a PC: Kismet screenshots http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=ki...

(the map appears to be working as expected now) Thanks uhtu, I'm confirming the web maps are working without issues at this time :) On my systems it currently is working great in both (non-admin): Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.12) Gecko/20050915 Firefox/1.0.7 Microsoft Inte...

We restarted at some point today to turn on some monitoring goo, it's up and fine now. Just a heads up... some kind of goo is causing this new problem: It seems that zooming has become an issue within the last 6 hours or so. :/ Looks like it is getting stuck ion " Read www.wigle.net " as ...

They were only up briefly, back down again.

Hmm, they were only down briefly, back up again

Queue processing is off for a bit while i try to get the webmaps back to happy. Thanks bobzilla, I'm pretty much depending on the webmaps to route decent wardrives. It's been like day 3 without them and I'm hurting bad. I only usually make a few archives of the webmaps via snapshots in case there a...

If it is easy enough to implement it would be cool if when the web-maps were in this type of state it would show some type of "out of service" or even better "gone fishing" message rather than showing the broken tiles. Or maybe some type of RSS feed that simply states if it is in...