[Yak] touring tyre sidewall split

[John S. Allen]

At 06:36 PM 12/28/2007, Andy Heath wrote:


>>Question: how do you manage Internet access in Cuba, not an
>>Internet-friendly country?
>
>Answer: by going in very large expensive hotels as if I
>am a guest there, buying a wireless card and using it.
>In Havana I found a good place to do this - 4 pounds an
>hour but that's not excessive as these things go.

Where do you buy the wireless card? Is this PC card you insert into 
your own computer, or what? if you have a computer with built-in 
wireless, do you need to buy a card or can you just buy service?

Interesting that the Cuban government accommodates tourists with 
Internet service, while most of the Cuban population does without. 
The four pounds per hour would be prohibitive for them, aside from 
the problem of lack of high-speed connectivity in most locations, and 
of the government's intrusiveness in communication with the outside world.

John S. Allen

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and wishes that his own government were not intrusive in making it 
difficult for its own citizens to visit Cuba.

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