On Wed, 25 Feb 2004, sean bonner wrote:
> 1. My request is not fringe.
> in order to turn the other on. this is 2004 and wifi is being added to
> more electronics every day, they have to adjust for that. If they
> don't, someone else will.
They're protecting their assets. There's ways around it if you're
that bent on using both machines, but that's still a *fringe* request,
as I'm sure 99% of their users want access *on one machine*.
> 2. please knock it off with the *astrix*. It was dumb the first time
> you did it, ever other sentence is now getting just plan retarded.
I'll bet my use of asterisks for emphasis predates your use of the 'net.
Sorry.
> 3. Boingo doesn't limit login to one machine at a time, and when they
> have the coverage that Tmobile has I'm switching, even if it's $5 more
> a month or so, will be worth it.
Then there ya go. With them, you'll be that "always right" customer.
> 5. Stealing?
> Please. there's free wifi everywhere, it's not worth stealing.
So, why is it I get someone asking me if I can share my password at
least once a month? (This also makes me wonder why you bother with
T-Mobile, as well.)
-Kenny
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