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Network World Fusion 06/02/03

SQWERLs: SQuirrel-based WiFi Enhanced Rodent Lifeforms.

"SQWERLs are naturally weather-resistant and adapt to environmental conditions much more quickly than any electronic device. A SQWERL's highly mobile biological life is ideally suited to providing wireless coverage to a large, urban area. Deployed in sufficient numbers, SQWERLs can blanket any area with a wireless mesh, requiring very few wired exit points for a very large geographical area."

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That sounds like P3XP - Passenger Pidgeon Packet eXchange Protocol

Posted by: PsiCop on June 2, 2003 11:00 AM

http://www.blug.linux.no/rfc1149/

Posted by: Adam Gaffin on June 2, 2003 11:06 AM

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