[Tfug] Wireless To Go

[Linux Media]

thanks... I've had their phone number for a while and they've helped me 
in the past. I called them (twice) before receiving this email. I got 
voice mail. Maybe I need to call again and leave my name and number.

Thanks

On 11/29/2012 11:12 AM, keith smith wrote:
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> These guys are in Tempe, however they might be able to help you over the
> phone.
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> http://www.aztenants.com/
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> Keith Smith
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> --- On *Thu, 11/29/12, Linux Media /<linuxmedia2 at aim.com>/* wrote:
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>     From: Linux Media <linuxmedia2 at aim.com>
>     Subject: Re: [Tfug] Wireless To Go
>     To: tfug at tfug.org
>     Date: Thursday, November 29, 2012, 10:46 AM
>
>     On 11/28/2012 10:59 PM, Matt Jacob wrote:
>      > On 11/28/2012 8:27 PM, Linux Media wrote:
>      >> Does anyone know which wireless situation would be (for the most
>     part)
>      >> trouble free to set up on the laptop?
>
>      > Do you have a phone that can tether via wi-fi? That's probably the
>      > quickest and easiest solution using hardware you already have
>     (assuming
>      > you do already have it).
>
>     Whatever internet access this Cricket Phone has, it's very slow. But
>     that would work for just looking at craiglist adds. But googling for
>     "linux tether cricket phone" didn't reveal anything. It did uncover
>     the "Cricket Crosswave WiFi Hotspot".
>
>     Meanwhile, I have 2 days to figure which one of the following do I
>     put my energy into...
>
>     Take legal action on landlord. Find weekly place to live and blow
>     all my saved income on the chance that I will find a place and still
>     have security deposit. store boxes at neighbors, or pack securly to
>     be fed-ex'd and just leave the city.
>
>     Any one of these decisions can take all my time.
>
>      > Otherwise, libraries and cafes would be my second recommendation.
>
>     Yeah, thought of that. One question is... is it secure to hook my
>     laptop up to a public wifi like that? I heard a techie on a program
>     talk about how people stalk those places trying to intercept your
>     connection.
>
>     Thanks for the input...
>     Rocco