Best answer: No.

DSL needs the phone line connected via a DSL unit at the other end & that's got to be from an ISP that you have an account with, so the modem/router can log in.

You could do it with an old dial-up modem, giving you a maximum speed of about 56kbit if you are lucky; that works through the normal phone audio circuits and you can dial-in to an ISP anywhere in the world, for the cost of the phone call.

There are still a lot of ISPs that provide free "dial-up internet" service, if you do a search in your area there may be some.

You would need a 56K modem that can connect to whatever computer you are using, eg something like this:
https://transparent-uk.com/zoom-3095-v-92-usb-56kbit-s-modem-3095-72-00g.html?mkwid=s_dc|pcrid|44074791843|pkw||pmt|&mh_keyword=&bnine=true&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2sKx8_DD2gIVFTwbCh3U0gtpEAQYBSABEgJd5fD_BwE

Last night I was working on homework until about midnight on my laptop, then I closed my laptop and set it on the floor across the room and put my notebook and worksheets on top of it. I then locked my bedroom door and went to sleep. As soon as I woke up this morning I grabbed my laptop to keep studying and found this weird writing on top of it. It looks like symbols and it is written in pencil. I had no pencil near my laptop and I know it wasn't there when I went to bed. I also have never slept walked in my life (I grew up sharing a room) and If i did do this in my sleep, I don't think I would've places each paper back on top of it like I had left it when I was done. No one came into my room and I never left my room (my door is very loud and my roommates can hear it open). I'm a little freaked out by this and was wondering if anyone had any ideas to what this means??? Also, I live with three roommates in an apartment and we have experienced a lot of "weird" things happen throughout the year.

Best answer: not know about on phone but i suppose its same as on computer ..the picture moves
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File format
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https://giphy.com

i needs helps installingsings winedos xp

Best answer: Not a chance

Best answer: Windows 7 is the worst OS from Microsoft yet, can't wait to go back to XP.
It is no longer supported,but I can make XP do anything I want.

I keep copies of everything on 4 separate hard drives. The main one is a 320GB. The backup drives are one 500GB drive and two 1TB drives. The 320GB and the 500GB are desktop sized drives, and the two 1TBs are external USB drives. This setup has been working fine but the 320GB is full now and it needs to be replaced. The 500GB would work but it will get filled up pretty quick. I would love to replace them all with 4 brand new drives, but I can't really afford that. What can I do?

what should I do ?

It won't move