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[ILUG] Esat surf no limits

[ILUG] Esat surf no limits

Justin Mason jm at jmason.org
Tue Nov 23 12:27:59 GMT 1999


David Cathcart said:

> Seems a lot have people have taken up this surf no lilits thing, let me get
> it straignt that means you can stay connected off peak for free, 6pm to 8am
> every day, where's the snag, cos if there ain't one i'm gonna get me a
> second line and connect. At which point i'd get an old 486 pop some version
> of linux on it and use it as a kind of diald router but it would not be
> diald cos it wouldnt connect before 6 and wouldnt disconnect after, with ip
> masc, etc all would be happy. 

My idea exackerly ;)

The snag is the 17 quid a _month_ (note, not every 2 months) it costs.  I
still haven't worked out how to persuade the other person on me phone bill
that it's a good idea ;)

--j.




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