[Cialug] WiFi

[Jeff Davis]

About a month ago I saw a sign in Godfathers
that said they offered free wi-fi.

It just struck me as very strange.
Maybe I'm just not the target audience.
I'm not to the point where I carry a
wi-fi enabled handheld yet, and I can't imagine
whipping out my laptop while eating taco pizza.

They have cable TV there so I figure
it's probably a cable modem package.
I guess it's nice that they offer it and it's free.

Soon I'll have to choose which chinese buffet
to go to, the one with the best crab rangoon
or the one with wi-fi.

"Sir, please don't stir the hot mustard with your stylus."

-Jeff


David Stout wrote:
> Barnes & Noble just sent me a FREE 2-hour Wi-Fi trial to use in there store. Someone please correct me if I am wrong but it has been my assumption that wifi is free in most public places anyway like coffee shops, airports, and I know it was in the last hotel I stayed in. So why would Barnes & Noble book stores think anyone would pay to use wifi in there store?
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> David Stout
> Data Repository Analyst
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