That’s because no WiFi means they’re advertising no WiFi, or someone’s complaining about the lack of WiFi. That’s not a big selling point usually. Also, search engines suck at this compared to humans, and need to be explicitly told “‘no WiFi’ OR ‘without WiFi’ OR ‘WiFi unavailable’ OR…”, where OR is the boolean operator.
Here’s what I’ve been able to find. There are few options, and they all probably suck. For the record, I’ve spent maybe two weeks of my life in Seattle, so I can’t endorse any of these. I’ve been to Honor Cafe, and it seems alright.
Personally I like Red Delicious. But I’m a noted degenerate philistine who enjoys absinthe and putting ketchup on hotdogs, so my room in hell is already secure.
One of the great things about this place is that it’s one of the few where I can get a preview of how confused I’ll be when aliens and super-intelligent AI fight to the death for my soul.
I’ll be your dormmate across the hall, though I won’t touch your absinthe if you promise not to drink the last root beer. Dammit, @anon67050589, Red D apples are good! Maybe they just don’t sell good specimens in Illinois.
There is. But I’m not sure if I understand you correct. You can delete contacts, but they can still contact you because you are not deleted from there list. But probably thats the thing you were talking about?
Mail filtering is also a funny thing to play with.
Don’t compare us hotdog and ketchup munching absinthe slurping right headed people with your freakish perclivity towards flavorless “food” with the texture of a ■■■■■ dust bunny.
