I'm a medical student running a wiki on my laptop for notes, it's
critical to have access offline.

book + computer = world's most coherent noteset
book + internet = wasted time

Offline access is more important than online access. But it would be
awfully nice to have online access when I can't get to my laptop. I
have identical versions of Postgres (8.3.6) and wiki software. Would
Slony be able to help with that? Are there any problems with the
laptop being a laptop, frequently on small local networks without
valid NAT?

Should I run it the server as master and the laptop as slave?

Niels Olson
Tulane School of Medicine
Class of 2009
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