On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 08:06:17 GMT, (Anna Kettle)
wrote:

Well it's not an entirely unjustified pigeonhole.

O well thats a relief I'm not going completely bonkers yet

ultimately networking, which is really what I've done in different
forms for the last 20 years.

You have my great admiration! Back in the bad old days I used to do
networking too, mostly Netware 3 & 4, but my new career suits me much
better

I can understand that :-)


Increasingly, hotels have high speed internet connections which means
that in effect I can do pretty much exactly the same work and have the
same business facilities regardless of where I am.

I suppose that means you can spend your evenings posting newsgroup
messages and suchlike which is an improvement of ways to spend the
evening. Evenings in hotels used to drive me barmy with a choice of
the bar and the TV. I even took up knitting

In quite a lot of hotels, the owners are being smart and installing
wireless access points only in the bar area.

So now you see people sitting with their laptops and writing emails
over a beer or three.


Where are you today?

Today I'm in the UK, at home, but in general you're right, VPN
technology means that I can be pretty much anywhere and still have the
same functionality.





Anna

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