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I'm really looking forward to having all my working stuff in the cloud. however, it's so annoying sometimes that networking is not suitable yet to work from ANY
by iamkarlson 5y ago
I'm really looking forward to having all my working stuff in the cloud. however, it's so annoying sometimes that networking is not suitable yet to work from ANYWHERE. especially in public places where you can pull a laptop from the bag and start working, with remote it's mostly a challenge
- shepherdjerred 5y agoI've found that having a dedicated WiFi hotspot mostly solves this issue, as long as you're somewhere with decent cell service. I haven't tried it with desktop streaming, but VS Code remote development is a dream, even with little bandwidth.
- brutal_chaos_ 5y agoMy local library has WiFi Hotspots to checkout for free. They are T-Mobile hotspots and Fast.com reports: 35Mbps down (steady) 3Mbps up (decays quickly suggesting shown upload is "boost" / "burst" speeds or possibly throttled heavily in some other manner)
- iamkarlson 5y agoit doesn't really work well. network coverage differ from place to place. also, whenever you sit in some shitty coworking, their wifi should give you hard time getting this working
- waynesonfire 5y agoSetup wireguard
- pjmlp 5y agoAh the memories of going for a coffee break at the university, as $HOME failed to mount over NFS due to a bad terminator on the campus network.