wifi

https://www.everyoneon.org/ is a place where you can get cheap refurbished computers and it looks like, if you prove you are on food stamps, you can get a years worth of 4g wifi for around $200. The bulk of that cost going towards the hardware.

With my departure date from Nowhere, Appalachia rapidly approaching, I decided it would be a good idea to make sure I can always have internet access in my RV. I will cover the system setup from start to finish. I'm assuming that you have basic technical competence here, including basic Linux...

Hacking is becoming a big problem in today's society. Even our email boxes can lead to stolen information. I am not talking about about that NSA shit (that's a given). But common everyday stuff that can royally screw us over Here are some hard lessons I learned from my experiences 1#: Lock...

I've never made a theead on here before and since the subject matter is temporary if it has to be deleted or whatever I'll snap to it. Eh anyways this is temporary but if you can get to a hotspot there's an free trial set up for easter by xfinity. So just pull it up and give them an email and...

This came across my dashboard today, figured it might prove useful to y'all. You can contribute to his map by commenting as well, and he keeps it pretty updated apparently. https://foxnomad.com/2016/04/26/map-wireless-passwords-airports-lounges-around-world-updated-regularly/

We tend to sleep in various Walmart or Truck Stop parking lots finding WiFi isn't always important to us, although it's nice. Found a easy way to get free wifi for 365 days for Pilot outdoor premium wifi. 1. Go into pilot and grab a new "preferred customer" pilot rewards card. Don't use it...

This thread is for the discussion of: San Francisco, CA

This is a thread to list of cities, neighborhoods, and such areas that are linked with free wifi! Albuquerque NM - At the large bus hubs, and the downtown bus station Most of downtown Boston, Mass. Old Brooklyn neighborhood in Cleveland, OH Add to the list, if you know any!

Times are changing, and for those of us traveling with netbooks, laptops, fancy phones or whatever--I feel there should be an updated list of stores, parks, restaurants, cafes, etc that provide (FREE) wifi. Here's a pretty decent list of bigger chain restaurants and bookstores that I found so...