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I can't be bothered with downloading and all the other stuff you are supposed to do online and, to be honest, tend to use the client's net access more than my own.
I was looking at pay as yo go broadband but I'm now seriously thinking of just getting free dial up, freeview box and telling Branson to sod off.
Am I mad (as well as tight)?
Got it!
Buy ( Sorry tightwad) I meant pinch long Ethernet cable
Peddle round to AtW's,
Drill hole in wall
Free broadband!
1. Gaffa tape laptop to bikes handlebars
2. Wait til nightfall
3. Peddle round the neighbourhood
4. Find some div with an unsecured wi-fi (Not Wife!)
5. Bingo!! "free Broadband"
1. Gaffa tape laptop to bikes handlebars
2. Wait til nightfall
3. Peddle round the neighbourhood
4. Find some div with an unsecured wi-fi (Not Wife!)
5. Bingo!! "free Broadband"
Life without Broadband - horrible thought, will have to go and lie down now and that means discounting the client an hour of billable time.
And totally agree. I went over broadband limit once and it slowed down to a rate that was 'unacceptable'. "I can't take it!!!" scream would be about right. But think how spoilt we are nowadays, sheesh.
I can't be bothered with downloading and all the other stuff you are supposed to do online and, to be honest, tend to use the client's net access more than my own.
I was looking at pay as yo go broadband but I'm now seriously thinking of just getting free dial up, freeview box and telling Branson to sod off.
Am I mad (as well as tight)?
Life without Broadband - horrible thought, will have to go and lie down now and that means discounting the client an hour of billable time.
But rather than being as binary in your thoughts, consider that I am making a distinction between work based use (where broadband is essential) and personal use (where for me it is just a nice to have).
Actually, I am more interested in the pay as you go option - does anyone have experience of this?
Maybe my contracting side just hates the idea of signing up for anything long term...
Good things not all people in IT are like shimano - otherwise we'd still use black and white print-outs on teletypes rather than colour LCDs. My primary browsing broadband line failed and I have to use backup broadband line, which is not as fast and it makes me
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