Yes, They were sucky in the mid to late 90's when we were stuck with them. (especially me growing up with the painfully slow 5 Kbps download rate of songs on napster). BUT, as dumb as it may sound, I am putting together the same workstation I had as a kid right down to puky dial-up, mediocre late 90's PC, and windows ME. Just to enjoy the BSOD once again.
So my question is, after all these years, is there a way to essentially "dial up" to a home broadband router over wifi or Ethernet? Is there some network adapter to do this.
Aside from re-living my teen years listening to peal-jam on Napster and Instant messaging my girlfriend at the time over MSN messenger (who is now my wife) using dial up. This sort of network adapter would be also useful in connecting older PC's to the internet if they only have a modem (Which I have a few laptops of the time I'm working on).
Any Thoughts? Thanks!!
Mods, sorry if my question is in the work section, please move it if so. Thanks.
So my question is, after all these years, is there a way to essentially "dial up" to a home broadband router over wifi or Ethernet? Is there some network adapter to do this.
Aside from re-living my teen years listening to peal-jam on Napster and Instant messaging my girlfriend at the time over MSN messenger (who is now my wife) using dial up. This sort of network adapter would be also useful in connecting older PC's to the internet if they only have a modem (Which I have a few laptops of the time I'm working on).
Any Thoughts? Thanks!!
Mods, sorry if my question is in the work section, please move it if so. Thanks.