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Sorry I'm working in California, and I'm swamped during the day, with a lousy internet connection in my hotel (when I say lousy, I mean that it's wireless narrowband--I could move the data faster by tapping out Morse code by hand, and I don't know Morse code). Posted by Rand Simberg at January 17, 2006 02:37 PMTrackBack URL for this entry:
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Then maybe you should learn it...? :) --... ...-- -.. . -. ...-- -. -.-- -.-. ...-.- Posted by Hale Adams at January 17, 2006 05:21 PMSemaphore flags might work... Posted by Greg at January 17, 2006 10:13 PMHey Rand The $75 a night Travelodge on Sepulveda near Boeing has a better broadband internet connection than most of the high end places around where you are. Get an Airport Express (hint: It works with PC's) and you can use the cable broadband and have Wi-Fi as well. I just spent a week in LA. Dennis
.. .-- .- -. - .- -- --- .-. ... . (I want a morse interface to send text on my cell phone it would be quicker de Kl7JG) Posted by Paul Breed at January 18, 2006 09:22 AMWell, the problem is that I like having a kitchen. The Homestead Suites on Mariposa were fine the last time I stayed there in November, but this time the wireless sucks big time. I've talked to the tech support people, and they acknowledge a problem but don't seem able to do anything about it. Posted by Rand Simberg at January 18, 2006 09:25 AMThere have been multiple tests matching .- -- . -- --- -. - .... . -- --- .-. ... . -.-. --- -. . (Amen on the morse code for cell phones) Dennis KD4ETA Posted by Dennis Wingo at January 18, 2006 10:28 AMRand, I've been staying at the Homestead in Tampa for a while. They jacked up their rates significantly, and I'm now at the Suburban. They're cheaper, have wired internet, as well as wei-fi (the former seems to have much lower latency), have a kitchen, and twice as many TV channels. (why is "net as" getting blocked by your filter? Posted by Rick C at January 18, 2006 03:54 PMOK, I guess I should translate my dits and dahs like the other guys did: 73 which is ham-speak for "Best regards from N3NYC. Closing station" I like kitchens too, but on my travels, I look for Marriott Residence Inns. They offer free Internet, free hot breakfast, and one I stay in near Goddard offers free hot dinner with beer and wine. I still have the kitchen for the "manager's special" days. It's not $75, but you save on the meals, obviously. Dennis, I stayed at the Travelodge and foolishly drank the water from the tap. Do they important that stuff from Montezuma's Mexico? Posted by Leland at January 19, 2006 06:42 AMLeland laf. Yea, the Hilton it ain't but when everything else is booked, they have rooms and free internet. Dennis When the tap water sends you running to the bathroom in the States, it's known as Pershing's Revenge. Posted by Jim Bennett at January 19, 2006 08:06 PMPost a comment |
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