Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Santa Paula Dead Drops
Today I placed Santa Paula on the Dead Drop map with two 4GB USB drives, bringing the total number of recorded drops in California to twelve. A sort of digital Geocache, Dead Drops are an "anonymous, offline, peer to peer file-sharing network in public space." It's a means of sharing files with people simply by connecting to a USB drive embedded in a wall! Links to my drops can be found here and here. If you visit any of them, share about it by writing a comment below!
Posted by Glenn Langton at 11:03 PM
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3 comments:
I just learned of dead-drops through stumbleupon.com
Seeing as how I live in Santa Paula, I will be sure to seek these out in the very near future... and maybe share a file or 2 :)
Gannon, the drop near Mupu was vandalized a little while back but the one at the Oil museum is still doing fine last I checked.
I tried to find them today but I only found the oil Museum one still working
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