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you also have the option of hooking it up to a cell phone.

Christopher O'Connell wrote in message ...
>In austin.internet tex_gecko@my-dejanews.com wrote:
>> I'm hoping someone can help me. I have to work remotely this weekend and
my
>> house got trashed in the flooding.
>> Is there a place, preferably a cafe or coffee shop, in Austin that allows
one
>> to plug in their laptop and dial up their ISP?
>
>I know Starbucks (specifically the one on Sixth & Congress), much as I
>hate to recommend them for anything, has a couple dialup lines for people
>to use with their laptops. You might check out Mojo's Daily Grind first, I
>know you can plug in computers, but I don't know if they have lines
>available. Besides, its cheaper and much more enjoyable.
>
>My sympathies on your house!
>Kit
>
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