Rural Oregon Leads the Way for Large-Scale WiFi
atkulp writes "While cities and incumbent telecommunications operators are fighting it out over municipal WiFi, it looks like rural Oregan is leading the way for large-scale deployments of WiFi and WiMax." The privately funded $5 million dollar wireless network services a modest 700 square miles and seems to be the only show in town.
Is that anything like a number #2 pencil? Or a 10% percent raise?
"A great democracy must be progressive or it will soon cease to be a great democracy." --Theodore Roosevelt
My town is in the same situation. I have developed the equation for political drag on wifi:
Dp[wifi] = n/(1/2pU^2A*Re)t^S
where S stands for stupidity factor, and n is the number of telecoms, p ~ politicians, U ~ potential userbase factor, A ~ land area/size, Re ~ Retardation number, and t ~ reasonable time expectation
4:23AM weirdness? Your time stamp says 4:44AM. Did it really take you 21 minutes to write that post? Be honest now, you were "researching" high-res pr0n at the same time, weren't you?
"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one " -Albert Einstein
Since his home page is at "assambassador.com", I'd say you hit it.
Just junk food for thought...