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You're planning to take a vacation away from your home? When WiFi isn't working, make sure you have enough digital content.
Let me tell you about a trip I took last year on a boat that traversed the Arctic. It sounded amazing National Geographic's journey through the Arctic Ice with polar bears. There would be ice where the eyes can see snow, ice, and ice everywhere. Man-made machines were designed to beat the elements and move through the frozen wilderness of the northern wilderness. It sounded incredible like a grand battle with weather and the north.

I was advised to bring with me all the technological equipment I could fit into my suitcases. I did bring my laptop, but added a large display screen to increase the workspace. According to them, electricity was not an issue. I was still not sure what was going to occur. I didn't know that, just two days into my 14-day trip I would lose my Internet connection and be without internet for 10 days. It was a shock. I was devastated. Every trip should not, however challenging or remote, cause me to be cut off from my computer. I did not plan the downtime, in addition to having an unfinished project that I needed to take care of over the next week, but I also had additional things to do.

Nobody cares if you have to leave the house. Internet is everywhere. If your home connection is slow at times and you are unable to connect, try to locate an McDonalds close to you and connect to their free WiFi. You can even bring laptop and sit down in the Starbucks for all eternity, occupy a table there and just surf the Internet to your heart's desire. However, there is no cafe, restaurant or cafe will assist you in the north. They're a long way from the closest shack, with the electricity produced by the weak generator. There is no free Internet available. There are two ways to escape from these situations. You can be offline or have an internet connection via satellite.

A satellite phone is costly and I'm not able to afford it. But , next time, I'll prepare an avid audio and video collection before venturing out to the world without Internet. In the past, I had two tracks. They were both downloaded in a slow manner in the past, so I was limited to 3 jazz songs , and a popular song I didn't even know its name. That's it. Four songs in two weeks of no time. If I knew that this was likely to be the scenario, I would have prepared. I would have filled my laptop with television shows movies, music videos, and also audio files that contained podcasts and songs. I could have spent hours listening to my favourite podcasts. It is easy to download the podcasts, convert them into MP3 format and save them to my computer. Then I can just lay down in my room and listen to whatever it is I would like to hear at home but don't have time for. yt2mate This would have been my golden hour or two weeks of gold, but ended up being 2 weeks of gazing at the ceiling and running to meet passengers every whenever a sound makes its way through the corridors..

Both metaphorically and literally In both ways, the journey was empty. I have never been so bored. I was aware that the ice was too thick and the boat had no other choice than to turn around and return to the shores of civilization. This was not a surprise however, again, long hours of downtime could have been spent beneficially watching podcasts, listening to videos on fixing things at home, and simply listening to music. The next time, I'll convert Youtube videos into mp4 and MP3 formats using my laptop. Music can lift your mood and make you feel good. Keep in mind that Netflix and Hulu apps allow you to download films and shows to your computer to view offline. These can also be taken with you when you travel long distances to the arctic. Make sure you don't spend your time sat in a boring place. Good luck!
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