Best car for wardriving
If money were no object, which car do you think would be best for wardriving?
It was with some regret that I recently had to sell my old Honda CRV in exchange for the larger gas-guzzler I need for work.
The Honda sipped gas, was almost unnoticeable, highly maneuverable, had great visibility, and was rugged enough that I didn't worry too much about ruts.
I wish I could have kept the old CRV just for wardriving, but after 150,000 miles of hard use, repairs were costing me more than the car was worth.
I will miss my old Honda.
It was with some regret that I recently had to sell my old Honda CRV in exchange for the larger gas-guzzler I need for work.
The Honda sipped gas, was almost unnoticeable, highly maneuverable, had great visibility, and was rugged enough that I didn't worry too much about ruts.
I wish I could have kept the old CRV just for wardriving, but after 150,000 miles of hard use, repairs were costing me more than the car was worth.
I will miss my old Honda.
I've been outside the box. There's a bigger box.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and eventually you will run out of fish.
At low speeds, the Prius gets way over 100mpg. That's over a 1,000 mile range per tank.
Ah, but how well does it handle unpaved, rutted roads?At low speeds, the Prius gets way over 100mpg. That's over a 1,000 mile range per tank.
I've been outside the box. There's a bigger box.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and eventually you will run out of fish.
If your Wardriving down an unpaved road your less likely to get as much WiFi signals..
Ah, but no AP shall go unmapped....
I've been outside the box. There's a bigger box.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and eventually you will run out of fish.
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