I don't have any idea how my people could have helped me 1,000 miles away. Didn't have much choice.Stone Cane said:BigRed said:Oh, and a postscript on the wireless issue... when I got home from Tampa Saturday afternoon, my computer wouldn't connect to my home wireless system because of something the NCAA techs did to make it connect at the arena.Stone Cane said:thanks for your perspective, SID
the courtside seating is huge. and access has always been really good. no complaints there from me.
the wireless thing though bugs me. all these arenas ae already equipped with wireless and it would be easy to just turn on that signal and provide free wireless for everybody instead of having the NCAA hire some company to come in and install some dedicated system that costs $15. it's not the money, it's the fact that this company with just massive revenue goes out of its way to charge for something that they could easily provide for free.
and the no-wireless card rule ... that's just insane. god, i hope they try to enforce it with me one day.
I had to call my regular computer guy to come out and make a house call - $45 - to fix my computer. He told me that the arena people had essentially rigged my computer to respond to their server, but not others.
Screw you, NCAA.
NEVER let 'em touch your laptop
couldn't you call the IT people at your paper to get you connected?
hell, make sure you expense that -- and send an invoice to the NCAA
But yes I do plan on billing the NCAA.