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I've found libraries to be superior to cafes for working -- dead quiet. Funded by the taxpayer, so zero financial worries, just a public space. Free WiFi, Print
by markhalonen 4y ago
I've found libraries to be superior to cafes for working -- dead quiet. Funded by the taxpayer, so zero financial worries, just a public space. Free WiFi, Printer, etc. Nice chairs too
- frizkyK 4y agoYes, I agree! You can also submit and check into libraries on Workmode.co!
- huydotnet 4y agoYes, libraries have been one of my best choices for a year, instead of an hour driving to the office, I changed my routine to 10 min, grab a coffee, and head to the library. The only downside is you can't make a phone call in a library, sometimes I had to run to the parking lot (which also has wifi covered) to take Zoom calls :D
- crotho 4y agoMany libraries have conference rooms and small rooms you can book for silent work or meetings. Many have separated silent and social areas in which you can get away with a call if you're on headphones and not being a loud douche. Just ask at the desk.
- bluedino 4y agoMy library has fiber internet...but it only allows browsing. No ssh, no git, no vpn...
- puttycat 4y agoI use a VPN service which has endpoints that accept connections on TCP 80/443, and UDP 53, one of these usually works to bypass these limitations.
- zeIMOr5vRXhVpO 4y agowhich one is that?
- puttycat 4y agoAirVPN, https://airvpn.org/ https://airvpn.org/
- bogwog 4y agoJust use a tunnel through one of the open ports. If you don't have a server handy, the cheapest VM on any hosting company would cost practically nothing.