Tuesday - Since I was still in Alaska this morning (after midnight), I’ll start counting days tomorrow. I arrived at the Seattle airport a bit after 5am. My next flight is around 3:30pm so it’s a really long layover. Alaska Airlines has a nice lounge in the north terminal and if you are waiting for another Alaska flight, you can use the lounge for a fee. If you pay the fee with the Alaska Air credit card, you get half off or $25. The food and drinks are provided and I could spend that much on food during the layover. Plus, it’s quiet, comfortable and fast Internet.
I joined the morning test session as the Internet was fast and there really wasn’t much else to do. 3ms ping with 171Mb/s down and 200Mb/s up in the middle of the day! With almost everyone around me watching videos.
Yesterday evening, I received an email from AT&T letting me know that my iPhone was no longer going to be supported for data after April 1st. Oh joy, another unexpected expense. I thought it might be a phishing email so I went to the AT&T store and asked. They said that the message really was from AT&T and they were baffled as to what was going on. It only applied to the pay-as-you-go plans offered by them and a lot of third party providers using the AT&T network. If you had a regular contract, then no problem. So now I have another phone. The cheapest, current model iPhone. A mini with half the storage of my old phone. At least Face ID works. I used the store network to transfer the contents from iCloud including installing all of the apps. The whole process didn’t complete until I was on the Alaska Air boardroom Wi-Fi. The phone does have 5G but my pay-as-you-go plan doesn’t allow access.
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