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Saturday March 15, 2003

Wireless in Chelan

My dad and I did some work this afternoon and setup a wireless network in my sister's place. She got DSL installed last week and it's pretty damn fast. My dad carries a couple of wireless cards on him at all times, so after a little fuddling with the Orinoco card and my Mac, I'm coming to you live from the living room. Very cool!

The one problem I'm having out here is that my phone doesn't have a signal here, so moblogging is kind of tough. I have taken a bunch of pictures though. It's just a pain to copy to phone -> send via bluetooth -> post via e-mail or browser. It's much easier to just e-mail them from the phone. I wonder what'll happen if I attach a bunch of them to an e-mail.

I need an application that I can browse my phone from my Mac. I think Russ has a tool like this - is there one from the Mac? BTW, here's some pictures from yesterday before my cell phone signal died.

Posted in General at Mar 15 2003, 03:51:58 PM MST 1 Comment
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"My dad carries a couple of wireless cards on him at all times..." I'm impressed!

Posted by Chris Winters on March 16, 2003 at 08:21 AM MST #

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