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I travel and so I often need to make a connection away from home. DSL and cable are simply not transportable and satelite only qualifies as luggable. Sorry, I'm much to busy to be watching warchalk marks and much too cheap to toss money at Starbucks.
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Oh please!!  fastech@... | 12/11/03
Really?  Michael Kelly | 12/11/03
I've never heard of it  voska | 12/11/03
Even worse  Arrg | 12/11/03
AOL Client  Eggs Ackley_z | 12/11/03
Not sure why AOL doesn't support Lindows.  DonnieBoy | 12/12/03
Who's using Dial Up now a days anyways  voska | 12/11/03
Me, for one...  John Le'Brecage | 12/11/03
My DSL account comes with Dial Up  voska | 12/11/03
me two  vandamme | 12/12/03
Furthermore  vandamme | 12/12/03
If Could do that I would  voska | 12/12/03
$5 dialup  vandamme | 12/12/03
Great. Both of the people who use Lindows can use the service!  marksashton | 12/11/03
Microsoft are terrified of Lindows  jellyclock | 12/12/03
The only threat Lindows presents to MS is...  marksashton | 12/12/03
Lindows works great, and it is not an MS copy, you like virus problems??  DonnieBoy | 12/12/03
You are wrong  voska | 12/12/03
MSN and VHS tapes forever  prrawlins | 01/11/04
Some links  jellyclock | 12/12/03
who uses Lindows, anyway?  Lunpa | 12/12/03
What is your problem, dude?  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/12/03
Joke?  prrawlins | 01/11/04

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