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Chip Morton wrote:
> If I ever take my home wireless, I will probably start out with an insecure
> network.  I just think it would be interesting to see if anybody could
> benefit from it.  Of course, I doubt there are many wireless computer users
> around here, but I think it would be an interesting experience
> nonetheless.  And I'll be sure to chalk up the sidewalks appropriately. ;-)
> 
> Besides, as frustrating as it is the get WEP from multiple vendors working
> on a network, I can easily understand the appeal of "open wireless."

So... how much SPAM will need to be sent from behind your NAT,
making it look like it's you who's SPAM'ming, before you close
the thing down?

-- Terry