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Why Cruise Ships are My Favorite Remote Work Location

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Re: Why Cruise Ships are My Favorite Remote Work Location

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Airport trips I like the most for the same reason, but they never take 9+ days. Tynan made a good point.

"Airport trips"? Can you elaborate?

When I was a student and had lots of free-time in the summer. I did some trips where I intentionally spent long hours on airports. Taking advantage of the many low-cost airlines in Europe, once I managed to buy a whole Budapest-London-Cork, Dublin-Barcelona, Barcelona-Budapest trip for $120. That made a trip with 5 flights, 8 different airports in 7 days and 3 cities where I actually stayed over.

I find airports very neutral in-between spaces and thus perfect for concentration and work.

Re: Why Cruise Ships are My Favorite Remote Work Location

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Regarding the internet - one can set up the iodined server somewhere at home http://dev.kryo.se/iodine/wiki/HowtoSetup and use elinks to browse internet (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELinks) . m.facebook.com, m.google.com, m.gmail.com have light, html-only versions of their websites, which works OK in slow net conditions.

I would like to have an app that learn from my browsing usage and from time to time caches my favorite part of the internet (for example in my case it would cache the hacker news site 1 link deep from front page)

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