Rick Phillips r...@greyheads.net writes:
I presume some people on this list travel to the UK and Europe.
We will be travelling in Europe on a guided tour where the use of free
internet in coffee lounges is not an option and my experience of a
couple of years ago was that buying Internet time
Hi
Rick Phillips r...@greyheads.net writes:
Are USB 3G modems a reasonable alternative? If so, what would
members recommend?
Plenty of pay for Wi-Fi out there. Such as British Telecom, Belgacom
in Belgium, Deutsch Telecom in Germany and so on. For a USB based
broadband service you
On Sun, Sep 05, 2010 at 03:40:00PM +1000, Rick Phillips wrote:
We will be travelling in Europe on a guided tour where the use of free
internet in coffee lounges is not an option and my experience of a
couple of years ago was that buying Internet time in the hotels where we
stayed was
Rick Phillips wrote:
I presume some people on this list travel to the UK and Europe.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Mc Donalds free wifi?
I did some emergency coding from one of these restaurants when w/o
internet access a few years back.
Depends on what you need but for the
Hi Paul,
I'm currently travelling around Europe, and I've been buying pre-paid sim
cards
for internet access in almost every country I've spent more than a few days
in.
I've been using both my phone (Nokia N85) tethered via a usb cable, and my
Huawei E169 USB 3G adaptor which I bought
On Sun, Sep 05, 2010 at 07:09:56PM +1000, Rick Phillips wrote:
I also have servers here in Oz that I have to look after and, while I
could tether my iPhone, I don't want to be swapping sim cards in that in
case I get a call from home that a server needs attention.
There might be occasions
Thanks guys, I'll check out blip.tv. Also, there seems to be a few ruby
api's for youtube around, I'll have a play with them.
I like that blip.tv seems to have an ftp upload interface, too.
Sonia.
On Sun, 5 Sep 2010 14:39:24 +0930, Ryan Verner r...@uanywhere.com.au
said:
blip.tv - seems to
On Thu, 2010-09-02 at 13:42 +0100, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
Hi
http://wikileaks.org/wiki/Is_the_Internet_Filter_Australia%
27s_Berlin_Wall
I'm not sure if you should take anything too seriously on this site
but there are times when it makes for interesting reading. The above
seems to
