Cable Without Cables
dfinney writes "'Wireless cable, which uses a network of land-based antennas to carry signals to and from a small dish at a user's home, is supposed to be cheap -- or at least cheaper than wired cable or wireless satellite service.'" Another possible alternative for high-speed internet is always a good thing.
Heh. This reminds me of the good old days when cable was a luxury, and not everyone had it. Channels would broadcast themselves as "Channel 2, Cable 5" or some such.
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My family and a lot of my friends had Cable, so we always wondered if those that didn't had some service called "Channel"
Endless arguments over trivial contradictions in books written by ignorant savages to explain thunder in the dark.