Free wireless network access on Brighton Beach

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There are two piers on Brighton Beach. So what would you call a free wireless network service on Brighton Beach? Why piertopier.net of course ….. This is easily the best name I have seen in a while ….

Piertopier.net provides free wireless internet access to Brighton beach, using WiFi (IEEE 802.11b) technologies. With a WiFi card in your laptop, or a Mac with Apple’s airport capabilities, you can connect to the internet for free from the beach, when in range of our nodes.

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