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I thought the whole idea of people being given special privileges because they paid $200 was pretty absurd in the first place. It would inevitably lead to more crowding for those who didn't have the pass and less security for everyone. I can't say that I'm sad to see it go, though obviously it sucks for the employees when any company goes under in this economy.
anybody got any leads on a good USB wifi router, that I can use with a Verizon Dongular Device. I checked the Internet but couldn't get a clear understanding if my Verizon USB internet device would work with any particular wi fi router.
Why doesnt the Woz have a star? I mean, you know, he is, you know, THE Woz. That sort of seems like all the qualification you could possibly ever need.
I am surfing the net via WIMAX in my hotel room in Dallas! I was able to tour the test lab for Sprint/Clearwire WIMAX in Herndon, VA and the technology that lets you move between base stations (cell towers) is incredibad!..... I also saw small speed differences between the diffrent network equipment providers such as motorola and samsung. The base stations in Baltimore and DC are made by Samsung. The base stations in Fort Worth and Dallas are Motorola i think. And 95% of all the base stations in the DFW region are running off microwave links because most cell sites do not have sufficient backhaul at the location.
@thecybernerd: You should check out my WiMax feature, and make comments there. For the record, I thought the handoffs in Portland were actually pretty good.
I was just in a fire that took out land lines, power and the local radio stations. The only reliable audio information I got was by streaming radio from the local radio station via the Internet through my 3g phone. I never would have thought I would have said that a complex technology beat a simple one in a time of need.
@IcePirate_GitEmSteveDave: Meaning if they didn't have a back up generator to power the transmitter to transmit over the air, how did they have the power to broadcast over the internet?
What, no instructions on how to hack the cell site to send out your own pirate cell phone broadcast? As the kids around here say: Fail. Whatever that means.
@Monty: So you're saying a photo is not enough for you to figure out how to create an entire cellphone pirate net? Man, you'll never be haxx0r material. Whatever that means. (Seriously, I have no idea what that means.)
@Mammoth: Apparently bluebledthesea didn't know about our policy for banning anyone who says, "What does this have to do with gadgets?" Oh well, now he/she does.
Is it more cost effective to use the microwave dishes? It seems like the smart thing to do, since running cables is probably more expensive for the manpower and materials.
Also, did you see and smoldering birds inside the fence?
@TrollSlayer: No smoldering birds that I could see. Re: Microwave dishes, it's smart, but if there's already a hard-wired land connection, as there is with most wireless carriers, this is added infrastructure. Also, there's a lot of bureaucratic BS I didn't get into about why today's wireless carriers use landlines. Stay tuned for a frickin' exposé.
@Your friends can call you HoJu!: My advice is to re-read the article a time or two. If you do that, I promise we'll do our part in cooking up a Part 2, though I swear to you at the moment none is in the works.
I like the close ups, I never really knew what they looked like. Not only are they tall, but they put them on the hightest hills too, so it hard to see.
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thanks :)
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AFTTFMIO: Connecting The World With Copper Wires and Pneumatic Tubes Since 1879
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Also, did you see and smoldering birds inside the fence?
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I'm now intrigued, though.
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Especially the ones they paint brown and attach plastic 'branches' on to make them look like trees and blend in.