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This isn't quite the same situation, but when I'm at my permanent home
(as I am now), I'm stuck behind a dialup connection which isn't all
that great; since I don't want to tie up the phone line too long, I
rcp SOUP packets back and forth.  It's not ideal, but it works well
enough and lets me read both mail and news offline.