Mobile Internet Down Under
Anonymous Coward writes "A truck, a sat dish and a sunburnt country. When you absolutely positively need to connect to the Internet, why not carry your own broadband connection with you? One Aussie guy and his wife are doing just that -- packed up the lot and have gone on the road, so far roughly 3000km. He says 'Of course nothing is simple. The salespeople were convinced that I couldn't line up the dish -- it took me about an hour to figure out and now roughly takes about ten minutes each time I set up. They told me that the wireless gear wouldn't talk to the modem, they told me that my Debian workstation wouldn't be supported, they told me that the BOC wouldn't talk to me, they told me that I needed training, they told me that it wasn't done and it wouldn't work, they told me that I'd void my warranty, they told me so many stories..'"
Well aren't you the dickhead?
They told me that my box can withstand a slashdotting over my cool broadband connection...
Guess they were wrong on that one too.
"I used to have that really cool,funny sig
First Austrialia, next Iraq!
Heheh, yep. And it sure beats sex with women!
we've been doing this for a while. In fact Reliance Infocomm has even marketed it into products like mobile POS, mobile ATMs etc