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On a Inland Passage cruise ship ride can I expect my Florida cell phone to work ?
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ssthrd wrote:
I have no idea where you are coming from with your PS: statement, but this "old fart" (I guess I'm getting close. lol) has been using computers off and on since the late 60's when it took up a small room, and used Fortran 4 and punch cards.
Comments that provide some variation of "you don't need connectivity because that's not why you are there" are very old school thinking but common among those without the experience.
As you say back in the 60's, a pretty basic computer would fill a room. Now a cheap off brand phone has 10 times the computing power.
With that power comes the ability to work remotely for many...IF YOU CAN GET INTERNET CONNECTIVITY.
Since 2007, we could have been stuck in cubicles going to work each day with 3-4 weeks vacation or traveling the world. We decided to take advantage of connectivity and travel extensively. We would do it again in a heartbeat.
