Very few do... and most new Dells and Toshiba's that I've seen recently don't even have PCMCIA slots at all... just a single, currently worthless, ExpressCard slot.

Queue stuck, or just a massive backlog? I'm currently waiting on a file thats #328 in line which has got to be the longest queue I've seen in a while.

I just had a look using google maps, and it appears that the road is really there... no name associated with it in the map though. I'd probaly have to side with it being a watermark, but it may really be called that. http://maps.google.ca/maps?ll=37.443637,-122.384949&spn=0.011928,0.020262&t=h&hl=en

I can confirm it works nicely with Jigle but not with digle... I used it to pull all the AP's in and around Calgary out (20,000+) and fed them through, and it worked like a charm. Surprisingly Google Earth even managed to load the file without locking up my slowest desktop (athlonxp 1600 w/ 256mb ...

Looks like theres another upload taking its time again.. I got 3 files waiting, #13,14 and 23 :) Hopefully there will be a fair number of new points in them, so far using kismet versus netstumbler seems to be giving a fair number of new ones even though I've scanned the routes used so far literally ...

Another idea that I've had that would be nice, in either webmaps or even just jigle/digle, would be an option to view the locations that have been found by other members of your group as well as just your own.