Google Launches Free Wireless Broadband
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Ashish Kulkarni writes "Google has just announced the launch of Google TiSP (BETA)(TM), a free in-home wireless broadband service that delivers online connectivity via users' plumbing systems. All the dark fibre that google has supposedly laid out is now fully operational! Check out the description of how it works."
Could you mod me up please?
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Damn, my RAM is full of llamas.
See, the internet really *is* a series of tubes, after all! I know this is an April Fools joke, but that just had to be said. Coincidentally enough, the word I have to type to log in to reply to this message was "blockage".
Once you've got Linux on it it won't be to bad. I don't remember that last time I flushed iptables.
Does this sig remind you of Agatha Christie?
One of these days I will realize that going to _any_ website on April 1st is a complete waste of time.
I hope it happens soon.
"The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men." ~Plato (427-347 BC)
Google is trying too hard today.
My Babylon
I've been a beta tester for Google TISP for the last 3 months. Without any reservations, it simply beats the shit out the competition. And it's free! Only caveat- you might have difficulty taking a dump and surfing the net at the same time, unless you have more than one bathroom (I've got 1.5, so no problems).
Once you've got Linux on it it won't be to bad. I don't remember that last time I flushed iptables.
:-)
This could bring a whole new meaning to "buffer overflow exploit".
"Bah!" - Dogbert
We need to have the pink slashdot theme back, even as an option. OMG ponies!!
Why does my post history abruptly stop? I want to laugh at the stupid things I posted as a kid.
Along with the plumbing connection, Google has added a new web page ranking system called PipeRank. Where as Google's original PageRank algorithm worked to boost pages to the top of their search engine results, PipeRank penalizes pages. PipeRank is measured by counting the number of people that flush the toilet while visiting a web site equipped with Google's plumbing based wi-fi system. Using Google Toolbar enabled laptops as they sit perched on the throne, Google has announced that this is their best new weapon in preventing crap on the Internet from affecting their search results.
Robert Oschler - RobotsRule.com
It takes one brain cell to post that it's a prank, but it takes a host to try and perpetuate the bullshit. And in the spirit of A1, would that not be more fun anyway?
So um yeah, I wonder how they deal with harmonics on long runs of pipe, eh?
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