Warchalking, sort of..

For those of you who might care, the Columbus Airport has free wi-fi available at SSID: CMH. I only discovered this last night when I saw a sign that pointed it out to me in the baggage claim area. That was cool, I was able to grab my PocketPC and check for any “emergency” emails while we waited for our bag, but I wish someone would have told me they had it so I could have used it on Saturday morning waiting for the plane to leave Columbus, as opposed to when we were already back! There doesn’t appear to be anything on their website about it either, so go figure.

Next time, I’ll know, and now so will you, at least until they start charging for it or something. 🙂

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