Free google wifi as mesh?

[CollinR 0]

Any thoughts?

 

http://www.google.com/tisp/

[kao 0]

Haha...about 22 days too late

 

Dont forget to check out their installation instructions - http://www.google.com/tisp/install.html

[scorpion 0]

Ha! Ha! Ha!

 

I have seen this before! This is the first time I have seen it with google!

 

If they are promoting it then it must work pretty good!

 

I have a question. How do I prevent a neighbor from tapping in to my line via their "Tisp" access point?

 

Is this password protected?

 

Has anyone used it yet?

 

I have a home owners association that could use this! They have no ip connection.

 

What are the bandwith issues?

 

Does anyone know a hacker that can get me Tisp modem in case that enroll the millionth customer and start charging a fee?

[scorpion 0]

Hey guys!

 

I just got my "kit" in and IT WORKS GREAT!

 

This is going to revolutionize the industry!

 

It didn't cost me a dime!

 

The only problem I had was getting my cat 5 up in to the ceiling, running it through the attic and to my computer.

 

Other than that no problems!

 

Ha! Ha!

[mr.surveillance 0]

There is a minor problem with the Google installation instructions. Run the cable under the seat as the cable is very uncomfortable to sit on.

[scorpion 0]

For the cable/sat industry they have a part that is flat so that you can run cable under a window sash, I wonder if they have one for CAT 5?

 

This would be great under the seat.

[Rooney 0]

I wonder if you get better upload speed when you flush. Most broadband is faster download than upload. Just a thought. Also, will the insulation on the cable wear down over time because of friction? I would not want to pull it back out again. Or maybe you just attach a new cable to the old one and send it back to the junction for the PHDs to handle.

[scorpion 0]

Buddy of mine gave me a special bit to drill through the porcelain. A little silicon caulk and I am good to go. Good to go. Ha! Ha! Now I get it.