Subj : Test
To   : Bucko
From : Ray Quinn
Date : Wed Feb 23 2022 17:36:42


   Hello Bucko!

21 Feb 22 21:28, you wrote to me:

 RQ>> I have this "Road Node" on a microSD card inside a USB adapter
 RQ>> and have it mapped as a drive on both my home desktop and my
 RQ>> laptop. Oh, and even the boss' computer at work. I also use a
 RQ>> news reader on both my iPhone and iPad. Of course, as I am
 RQ>> currently on State disability with health issues, it gives me
 RQ>> something to do besides watch TV, etc.
 RQ>>

 Bu> That is sort of like what I do, I have a portable apps setup on a USB
 Bu> stick which has Netrunner and SyncTerm on it, along with OpenVPN and
 Bu> some other useful utils. I usually just use the terms but sometimes
 Bu> when I need to get on the home network I just open up openvpn and bang
 Bu> I can do what I need.

I started doing it when I had a lot of free time working for a trucking company who is oftedn a contractor with Cal Fire. After the equipment is offloaded, I often found myself with little or nothing to do. It is quite amazing where one can find a cellular signal for Internet. In fact, I have found that my old 4G air card would get service but my phone would not. I've used VOIP services that way.

But, I didn't work a single fire last year due to medical issues. More precicely, medicine issues.



Ray


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