broadband

[simon404]

Thanks for that em. I learn a bit more everyday on here!

[simon404]

[Marianne]

I agree Sarah.  Once you've tasted Broadband, there is NOWAY you would go back to the dial up connection.  ;)

[Slaine]

Sarah now all you need is a mobile 3g card for your shiny new laptop and you can post to the forum from your lottie.

Then you'll be a proper techie ;)

I have no choice, i'm on 24/7 on call so i have had to work from my lottie before :)

Cheers

George

[NattyEm]

Imagine in the summer, laptop in the shed - potter about in the lottie, pop into the shed for cuppa tea and chat in the forums, then do a couple of hours work on the laptop, then back out into the lottie......ahh....bliss.....

[Marianne]

Oh Natty that seems very very tempting !  Now where can I buy a second-hand laptop from  ??? ;D ???

[NattyEm]

Shame you'd have to be lucky enough to be in range of a wireless access point and be prepared to spend a lot of money for the privalige of connecting to it.

[gavin]

Luddite me - I frisk the kids before we leave for the plot.  No radios, cd players, mobile phones or any other technological marvel allowed!  (Apart from spades and barrows :) )

All best - Gavin

[chrispea27]

I am with you on that like a bit of peace and quiet when I am there. Unfortunatly we have a tune less whistler on our plot
you stop trying to work out the tune after a couple of hours.
Re broadbabd only problem with mine occured due to privacy software (McFee). took 5 hours of calls to NTL to resolve . Eventually it was PC world where i bought the computer who solved it.