After dropping off a bundle of laundry at a little place round the corner from our house in Semiyak I went to Cafe Moka for my half loaf of bread then came to Global Extreme on Jalan Raya Kerobokan. They are an ISP with satelite access an a cyber cafe. I watched half of a Charlton game ( great as the satelite service here means satelite tv too ) and drank one of their large Bali coffee’s.
Their access is fast today and they have updated their network operating system. When Sean was here one constant problem the pre paid hour timing out without warning and a user having to get a staff member to re connect them in order to close out of e-mail and other private areas. The new system has a timer! What a revelation.
This is a nice place for sure although a no smoking rule would make it complete for me. Right now I have 2 people within 10 feet smoking, including 2 parents who have their 5 year old kid here.
Just found out my team Arsenal lost yesterday which makes the Premiership very exciting. Last night I was chatting to an Indonesian guy named Donny from Java who was wearing a Man U shirt. He was a real soccer fan and could go back years and name players and results. So cool to have that cross cultural connection.
The high point of my night was seeing one of the Indonesian waitresses wearing an Arsenal shirt ( Thierry Henry #14 ), a delectable combination.
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Don’t know about exciting, I’m starting to sweat.
Yeah, need more space for smoking area I guess, three counter is not enough. It is not like in America, here the smokers is more. Will open three counter more for smoking area, I hope will create it healthier area
Thank you for the info Nick…
Cheers……..
Are there more people who smoke in foreign countries than in the US? Do you guys have a high death rate from it?
Seems like a great place Nic. Have you tried the CyberCafe on Jl Werduka yet?. Interested to know if it is any good.
Oh dear, Arsenal lost but Man U won. Don’t worry Nic, we are only two points behind you on the league ladder!. As you might have guessed by now, I was born at the back of Old Trafford.