I live in Blue Mtn but will have to move soon due to the short sale of the house I am renting.
I heard that with the new developments over on 395 that cable and dsl were coming to the stretch of road by Eden State Park. Does anyone know if that is going to happen? I lived over there last year and loved it but with my job I have to have high speed internet.
I may have an opportunity to move back over there but can't do satelite internet again, it is too slow and if it starts to rain the signal goes away (at least this was my experience with Wild Blue... and there were other horrible experiences with them but that is another thread).
Question Two: Does anyone know of available space where a software tech could set up a laptop and work everyday? I don't really need an office so renting space for $300 a month is not feasible. If a business needed to have someone around to grab the phone during lunch hours or some kind of trade like that. I'm small, don't take up much space and use my cell phone for work so I don't have to have a landline.
Right now if my internet goes out I hang at Central Square for a couple of hours (yes, I buy cd's while I'm working, it is a great job), or one of the coffee shops. I can't do that on a daily basis though.
I heard that with the new developments over on 395 that cable and dsl were coming to the stretch of road by Eden State Park. Does anyone know if that is going to happen? I lived over there last year and loved it but with my job I have to have high speed internet.
I may have an opportunity to move back over there but can't do satelite internet again, it is too slow and if it starts to rain the signal goes away (at least this was my experience with Wild Blue... and there were other horrible experiences with them but that is another thread).
Question Two: Does anyone know of available space where a software tech could set up a laptop and work everyday? I don't really need an office so renting space for $300 a month is not feasible. If a business needed to have someone around to grab the phone during lunch hours or some kind of trade like that. I'm small, don't take up much space and use my cell phone for work so I don't have to have a landline.
Right now if my internet goes out I hang at Central Square for a couple of hours (yes, I buy cd's while I'm working, it is a great job), or one of the coffee shops. I can't do that on a daily basis though.