
Now Liberated by a
Dongle, no less, which gives me broadband internet on my laptop pretty much anywhere for £15 a month — rather less than I’ve been spending recently sitting around Starbucks and chums at £5 an hour plus frappucinos. Yesterday’s blogpost was originated from the front (passenger) seat on the Linslade bypass. Apparently students and others are stoking up a wild dongle market. It all seems to work very well — oh and you get free use of Starbucks hotspots thrown in. T-Mobile setup instructions for my Mac were clunky, but sort of worked.

Better use
these; and Mac owners wanting full realtime usage info need a nifty Kiwi utility called
Cheetahwatch.
I have already named the
pinnacles of Bucks civilisation —
Apple Store,
Ikea,
Lego store. Add to that a
Hotel Chocolat, also in MK (where else), and your cup well and truly runneth over. Nothing geeky about that, anyway.
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Stories like this make me wish we'd lost that war...
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