Well, nearly 5 weeks after moving from North Yarmouth to Whitefield, we finally got our Internet access yesterday. The whole process was so ridiculous that it would take me half the morning to explain, but in any event I am thrilled to have my broadband connection back, and my computer at my new desk rather than 60 miles away at my old one.
So my weeks of relative quiet on the forum are over...sorry, Britton: the rooster's back to rule the coop now! hehe
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Geez, are you guys sailors of tecno geeks? (smile)
I'm in Jamaica crewing on a 47 foot sailboat leaving for Guatamalia tomorrow. At sea the best we will have is ham radio with Airmail for e-mail.
The marina here at Port Antonio does have free high speed internet access however.
So Tim, does this mean that your next boat project will come with satellite dishes for high speed internet at sea?
I'm in Jamaica crewing on a 47 foot sailboat leaving for Guatamalia tomorrow. At sea the best we will have is ham radio with Airmail for e-mail.
The marina here at Port Antonio does have free high speed internet access however.
So Tim, does this mean that your next boat project will come with satellite dishes for high speed internet at sea?