Art,
> Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 12:15:01 -0800 (PST)
> From: Art <pinaart@yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: (OT) Recommended Good Wireless Places in the Valley
>
> --- George <ggambill@emr.net> wrote:
> > I got a wireless adapter for my laptop and went to Barns & Noble
> > (B&N) to
> > test it out. It worked way to easily. Something must be wrong. What
> > ever
> > happened to ignoring the KISS principle?
> >
> > The opportunity, The connection at B&N coffee shop requires something
> > like
> > SBC's freedonlink (19.95 a month or other plans) to get to the real
> > world.
> > Don't mind paying but would like to know that the plan of use has
> > good
> > acceptance thru-out the valley (not just B&N).
> >
> > Surely there are a lot of PLUGers out there using such wireless
> > points and I
> > am hoping they will share there preferred haunts.
> So, you're saying you don't get it, unless you're subscribed to "SBC"?
> If you do, then it's "KISS"?
Those were intended to be two separate thoughts.
One being "I can't believe how easy it was to connect to B&N's high speed
system.
And, the other, once connected, you really can't do much (except visit B&N's
books for sell page) without further connecting thru something like SBC's
freedomlink which is pay for service.
Then there was a third thought (implied), who likes what service (i.e. SBC's
and/or other) and what does it cost, and where are such access points.
I don't mind spending dollars (prefer not to) but, I don't want to paint
myself into a corner such that access is greatly restrict to a few not, so
handy places (i.e. B&N).
>
> BTW, I just noticed my neighbourhood now has a lot of wireless
> activity, which makes me think, "High School kids wanting to play the
> 'Kill-em-All' games from Nintendo and Microsoft... and parents who
> are willing to pay the price..."
>
Just fired up the box at home and found none. Where are the gamers when you
really need them???
> Thanks,
>
> Art
>
George
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