> > > Depending on how long the racing goes for, that's how long before I'm out of work with no online connection and no more RinkWorks.
> > >
> > > I still have no idea what I'm doing after that, and the time frame is getting way too scary. It might take me a while to find work, so I won't be forking out for a home computer until I have another job and know for sure I won't be online through work.
> > >
> > > Just so you know. If I end up disappearing for a month or anything, it's not because I wanted to. :-(
> >
> > You may not have to be subjected to RinkWithdrawal. I'm not in California, but I am in an adjacent state, and here we have a little thing called: The Public Library. Anyone can go in sign your name on the list and sit down at any one of the dozen or so p.c.'s connected to the internet. I think you get an hour or so, although this may vary slightly in another state or during higher usage times. Until you buy your own (which I recommend perusing the classifieds or a local hardware/software resale store for a better buy in the interim), you can still keep up on the Forum, Chat, and other updates during regular library hours.
> > -Something to think about.
> >
> > Tra "unfortunately, you can't check out a p.c." nio
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> well, considering that Brunnen-G is in New Zealand... but yeah, that might be a good thing to check out. a lot of places have Cyber-cafes, too, which you hafta pay a lot for, but you could come in and drop us a line every now and then =)
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> uni"i would miss you"peg

Back to libraries...

Some libraries, the local one for example, does not allow internet communication using their computers. However, you may have something like 20 minutes to go where you're going to go, if people are waiting.

Nyper"Or you could check out this Kinko's thing"old