Fort Wi-Fi dead after the rain, Dialog still crawling — cafe sit or we already overpaid for a 'work room'
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Hugo Navarro•101 rep9
Guesthouse promised work Wi-Fi. Rain killed it. Dialog is 1 bar. I can sit a cafe for an hour. Not trying to review-bomb. Trying to send two emails.
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Cafe sit. Fort houses lose Wi-Fi after leftover rain. Ordinary. Dialog on the rampart sometimes, inside stone often not. Do not demand a router speech at breakfast. A Pedlar cafe with a socket is the workaround. The 'work room' was a room.
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Asela Jayasuriya•268 rep6
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We took the quieter fork on this: Fort Wi-Fi dead after the rain, Dialog still crawling. Fine. No one clapped.
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