Erm what is this pop-up blocker you speak of? I thought you used Opera?Papa Bear_Left wrote:(cue df2 to chime in with "pop-ups? what are they? don't you have a pop-up blocker?)
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Hi Guys,
Took the old battered IBM Thinkpad into Atherton to the Computer shop to see if it was fitted with WiFi and also to get a quick lesson in wireless. Yes it did and lesson learnt. Shop wireless wasn't working so took it down and parked at Macca's. It found the unsecured Telstra service and 2 other secured services. I knew it was a pay site because once I was connected and tried to browse, the Telstra page popped up. I know the 2 Macca's at Darling Harbour are free and someone mentioned that some libraries are during work hours. Any other sites around Darling Harbour, the Rocks and the CBD in Sydney where we can log our finds before we head out? Also does NZ have any such spots in the major cities?
Mac and Rita aka macandrita
Took the old battered IBM Thinkpad into Atherton to the Computer shop to see if it was fitted with WiFi and also to get a quick lesson in wireless. Yes it did and lesson learnt. Shop wireless wasn't working so took it down and parked at Macca's. It found the unsecured Telstra service and 2 other secured services. I knew it was a pay site because once I was connected and tried to browse, the Telstra page popped up. I know the 2 Macca's at Darling Harbour are free and someone mentioned that some libraries are during work hours. Any other sites around Darling Harbour, the Rocks and the CBD in Sydney where we can log our finds before we head out? Also does NZ have any such spots in the major cities?
Mac and Rita aka macandrita
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I finally found one
No not a cache, a free MacWiFi
I was searching around Carina in Brisbane this morning and stumbled onto a puzzle cache. The PDA was hooked into a nearby Macca's WiFi and voila it worked
It worked extremely slowwwlllllly though
It would transfer 70 kb or so then catch it's breath for a minute before firing off another 15 kb or so ad nauseum....
A 350kb page took 5mins and 20 seconds to fully load, even with maximum signal indicated !!
It takes less than 5 secs on the PDA at my home WiFi hotspot
No not a cache, a free MacWiFi
I was searching around Carina in Brisbane this morning and stumbled onto a puzzle cache. The PDA was hooked into a nearby Macca's WiFi and voila it worked
It worked extremely slowwwlllllly though
It would transfer 70 kb or so then catch it's breath for a minute before firing off another 15 kb or so ad nauseum....
A 350kb page took 5mins and 20 seconds to fully load, even with maximum signal indicated !!
It takes less than 5 secs on the PDA at my home WiFi hotspot
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It seems you left all sense of decorum else where when you began typing today, do I need to start using more vulgar terms to describe things so that my subtle hints at politeness aren't lost in future?Map Monkey wrote:Any particular reason that you had to mention that "Maccas at nambour isn't free" ?
I only see one other posting, which was answered promptly by others.......
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