You make a deal with the a really nice internet cafe with a good connection. All the kids speaking in a foreign language going crazy over video games might be distracting (especially when school comes out o_O), but it's like a rentable AC office with a good connection and cheap drinks and snacks.
Or can rent a apartment that comes with it's own landline internet connection. The landlords can set it up in their name for you and it would be part of your rent.
Cool. My problem has been finding a room for two months with an internet connection - often there's a minimum period. It's not so bad if you like living with people, but if you live alone...
The idea about the net cafe is a nice one though - maybe I'll try that next time! :-)
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You make a deal with the a really nice internet cafe with a good connection. All the kids speaking in a foreign language going crazy over video games might be distracting (especially when school comes out o_O), but it's like a rentable AC office with a good connection and cheap drinks and snacks.
Or can rent a apartment that comes with it's own landline internet connection. The landlords can set it up in their name for you and it would be part of your rent.
You can usually find furnished apartments/room with internet included. In Buenos Aires and in Chile I found mine through craigslist.
Santiago: ~USD$250/mo all inclusive (with flatmates) Buenos Aires: ~USD$480/mo all inclusive Studio
Cool. My problem has been finding a room for two months with an internet connection - often there's a minimum period. It's not so bad if you like living with people, but if you live alone...
The idea about the net cafe is a nice one though - maybe I'll try that next time! :-)