First confusion, regarding internet connectivity: My neice has an airport card in her laptop and was able to connect at my parent's condo. Does this mean that if my parents get an airport card in their computer they will no longer have to buy internet access?
It doesn't matter where you connect from, you will still be connecting through your ISP (so long as you are still in the country the ISP operates in!). I don't have Airport, but went to another city and connected from there with my G3 6116 (a G3ed 6116 belongs on the G-list, no?).
Please, can someone point me to a good educational overview of the concept?
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