Wi-Fi From The Sky
Makarand writes "Some companies think that the answer to providing ubiquitous
broadband access is to have telecom gear float high in the sky.
High-tech blimps, called Stratellites, could be used by ISPs to carry
their telecom equipment as high as 13 miles, far above commercial
air traffic and turbulent weather
according to this article on
ABC News. At this height the Stratellite
could serve an area of around 300,000 sq miles. Subscribers will
merely need to put a small antenna outside and get broadband.
The Stratellites will be perfect spheres and carry all electronic
equipment within the Kevlar fabric and will not have any external
fins or gondolas attached. Companies are already developing
Wi-Fi sytems that could operate over tens of miles and these
systems could be used on these Stratellites."
do I have to say it. Use birds.
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Note how it's made out of Kevlar? What else is made from Kevlar? Bullet proof vests!
The kind used in bullet proof vests used by the secret government's storm troopers!
The kind used in bullet proof vests worn by the secret government's storm troopers which protect their mind control equipment!
The kind used in bullet proof vests worn by the secret government's storm troopers which protect their mind control equipment as it floats 13 miles above the earth!
The kind used in bullet proof vests worn by the secret government's storm troopers which protect their mind control equipment as it floats 13 miles above the earth beaming their mind control rays into you!
/me adds another layer of tinfoil to his hat.
Trolling is a art,
Read the RFC and they have one with QoS as well
-jon
It could even DOUBLE our download capacity. So that we'll be able to read all the dupes on /..
Escher was the first MC and Giger invented the HR department.
They use Pringles cans. BIG Pringles cans...
One line blog. I hear that they're called Twitters now.
Do I have to say it?
e ts-me-modded-down
If box cutters were really dangerous in ANY way...
lol, sorry, thats my weekly flamebait/troll/joke-i-found-funny-but-probably-g
No, Beowulf clusters can't imagine in Soviet Russia.