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I'm going home for about a week over the holidays. My parents have internet ....
DIAL UP!!!!! That's correct. There is a phone cord hooked from their PC to the phone jack. So how can my macbook access the internet out there in the sticks? I figure there must be a gadget ... Thanks!
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You can use Apple USB Modem
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