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> 30 hours? I take it that the author has not done much international traveling, or traveling generally. And they haven't worked a job involving long hours, or
by polote 6y ago
> 30 hours? I take it that the author has not done much international traveling, or traveling generally. And they haven't worked a job involving long hours, or a back-to-back shift after someone calls in sick. For any adult, 30 hours without connectivity is not enough to trigger a kidnapping alarm.
(OP here) Well I'm kind of digital nomad so traveling very often and I also maintain a Saas platform, so I basically need to be with internet access all the time, I know this may not be the case for everyone, but in my case if I'm going to be without internet for more than 12 hours I know it ahead of time
- canada_dry 6y ago> Well I'm kind of digital nomad so traveling very often and I also maintain a Saas platform Sounds like a dream job really. The ubiquity of internet-everywhere these days - even in third-world countries - is quite astonishing really. When I was traveling in Kenya a decade ago I was able to blog (via 2G) in the middle of the Maasai Mara!