Cooking with Gas...

[SHANEA]

Ok, I finally relented and joined the real world and got super duper high speed internet access via. cable and setup a wireless network.  Got all the wireless aceess points configured and working - real pain when you have a Brazillion levels of security and firewalls.  Finally, now I can check out all the movies and massive pictures that people post.   I'm taking some web based graduate courses this spring and dial up just wasn't going to cut it.  

[presidio]

Ok, I finally relented and joined the real world and got super duper high speed internet access via. cable and setup a wireless network.  Got all the wireless aceess points configured and working - real pain when you have a Brazillion levels of security and firewalls.  Finally, now I can check out all the movies and massive pictures that people post.   I'm taking some web based graduate courses this spring and dial up just wasn't going to cut it.  

And now you wish you had done this a long time ago, їque no?

[bdann]

Yea...welcome to the 90s!  

[BigBendHiker]

Ok, I finally relented and joined the real world and got super duper high speed internet access via. cable and setup a wireless network.  

Cool!  The download speeds on a cable modem or DSL are really nice!  You will love it!


BBH

[homerboy2u]

Right on, Shane..my man. I just discovered Air Conditioning :!:  :!: ...it is AWSOME :!:  :!:  :!:

[Sotol Vista]

have you heard about sliced bread yet? its great and really speeds up the whole sandwich making process  :lol:

James

[presidio]

have you heard about sliced bread yet? its great and really speeds up the whole sandwich making process  :lol:

James

Where can I get some?

[Casa Grande]

Ok, I finally relented and joined the real world and got super duper high speed internet access via. cable and setup a wireless network.  Got all the wireless aceess points configured and working - real pain when you have a Brazillion levels of security and firewalls.  Finally, now I can check out all the movies and massive pictures that people post.   I'm taking some web based graduate courses this spring and dial up just wasn't going to cut it.  

well, now that you've got high speed....you must check this out.

[ReDiscovering]

Yea...welcome to the 90s!  

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!

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[SHANEA]

have you heard about sliced bread yet? its great and really speeds up the whole sandwich making process  :lol:

James

Yea, I've got sliced bread.  But just heard about the new method of warming up the sandwiches - the "Homero" method...

I resisted paying the extra $ for home based high-speed internet primarily because I hate being nickled and dimed to death.  "Oh, it's only $20 more per month than dial up".  Used to I could use the T1 connection at work w/o any problem.  $20 more a month "for everything" starts to add up on an annual basis.  Cell phone, internet access, cable tv, etc.  BTW - I have the basic of basics cable - the $18 per month version for the TV.  No, I don't have a HDTV yet either.  I've got a huge TV in the living room, reasonably new, Sony, and it probably hasn't been turned on in 3 months.  I watch a small 19" tv in my study.

[BigBendHiker]

I resisted paying the extra $ for home based high-speed internet primarily because I hate being nickled and dimed to death.  "Oh, it's only $20 more per month than dial up".  Used to I could use the T1 connection at work w/o any problem.  $20 more a month "for everything" starts to add up on an annual basis.  Cell phone, internet access, cable tv, etc.  BTW - I have the basic of basics cable - the $18 per month version for the TV.  No, I don't have a HDTV yet either.  I've got a huge TV in the living room, reasonably new, Sony, and it probably hasn't been turned on in 3 months.  I watch a small 19" tv in my study.

Shanea...your comments are right on.  $20 a month here and $20 a month there and pretty soon, you are talking big money.  


BBH