What is a USB dead drop? "Dead Drops" are a network of file sharing anonymous, offline, peer to peer in the public space. This network is composed of USB drives embedded in walls, buildings and other public places. Everyone is free to access, download and download. It is very similar to Geocaching but with data. The first network of drop dead USB of five sites was created by Berlin artist Aram Bartholl 2010. Since then, there were more than 1,000 places of fall of dead who were recorded in deaddrops.com (including one outside the Office of Instructables.) For a walk through of how to implement a drop dead standard USB, check out this instructable by the frenzy of the user.
So far, this has been mainly limited to urban areas. In this instructable, I'll try to expand the project beyond the city limits by showing everyone how to incorporate USB drives in natural lighting like trees and rocks.
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