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If you want this go on a cruise for a week and disconnect yourself. Don’t buy the WiFi package, tell everyone you’re in the middle of an ocean, gone. I don’t g
by xwdv 7y ago
If you want this go on a cruise for a week and disconnect yourself. Don’t buy the WiFi package, tell everyone you’re in the middle of an ocean, gone.
I don’t get why people treat flying so ceremoniously; it’s a glorified bus ride. I still got shit to do, and I need access to resources. It is a waste of time to burn 6 hours when flying cross country for nothing. I could get a lot done in that time.
- mehrdadn 7y agoCruises come with a lot more baggage than just disconnecting yourself for a week.
- teflodollar 7y agoA cheaper way would be to just go camping. I agree with parent, planes are a great space to focus for me. I don't think there's anywhere else that I've done so much heavy reading. The lack of connection and the white noise of the engines make it the perfect place to zone in (or zone out!).
- ggm 7y agoI travel for work 20 years, 6-7 internationals per year (or more) and I can tell you 1) its not always cross country and 2) sleep is possibly the most important thing you can do, if you need to move timezones and be alert and working when you get there. I do work in the air. I've had other passengers complain about my keyboard volume. I also now pace it, police it and don't try to over-do it: The spam-can is not condusive to good work outcomes always. Its ok for reading and reflection, and oftentimes they don't depend on connectivity.
- Sohcahtoa82 7y ago> Don’t buy the WiFi package I've been on two cruises, and in both cases, the WiFi was ridiculously expensive. Like...$1.00/minute expensive. Which makes no sense that they'd charge per minute and not per megabyte. Even the WiFi package didn't mean you got unlimited WiFi, it just got you a bulk discount on minutes.