Now mod me down.

Easy. Simply check: Am I in Britain? Yes? Then the AP is not for public use, or possible intended for use at all.

Next time you hear your neighbour's music, the moral thing to do is cover your ears so you can't hear music for free.

It's no different than seeing an unlocked door. You wouldn't just walk in and look around would you?

Do it all the time - I don't actually remember the last time a business had someone out front asking me to come in.

You haven't been walking through the right districts.

"Nude women! Nude women! Clowns welcome! Clowns welcome! Nude women! Clowns welcome!"

Uhh, the utter lack of advertisement that it's for public use?

Linksys = Latin for "Welcome", right?

I once walked into the local grocery store on a Sunday morning. The door was open, and all the staff were there -- cleaning, stocking, ... -- but for some reason, I was the only custumer present. One of the brighter staff members eventually noticed me, and asked WTF was I doing? It was ~9:30, and the store did not open till 10:00. After some hilarity, the manager decided it was an honest mistake (on their part and mine), and I was not charged with trespassing. However, I did have to leave my half-filled basket inside the store, and wait ~15 minutes to re-enter the store (legally) to complete my trip.

I don't recall if it was a local story or something from an aggregator like /., but I recall hearing a while back that people were up-in-arms because someone was using the public library's Wifi through the walls after the library was closed.

It ended up rather sanely, no charges IIRC, and the library just turned off their equipment at night. For that matter, though, who really cares if they didn't.