I know that the FCC normally deals with EMF-type radiation, where it interferes with communcations devices. Are you also having problems with the phones? If the fields are causing inductance on your communcations networks, the FCC should force the owners of these chillers to shield them.
At that point, the solution is not your problem. They will be forced to hire an expert to shield your office to acceptable limits.
In cases like this, it would be good for someone knowledgeable to illustrate the differences, rather than simply expressing displeasure at the ignorance and audacity of those who aren't in the know, but willing to try.
I can see where it's easy to confuse X Consortium releases with XFree86 releases, since most books, HOWTO's, FAQ's, etc., don't touch this topic at all.
I have only the vaguest ideas of what those entities do, but I'd love to know more.
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I know that the FCC normally deals with EMF-type radiation, where it interferes with communcations devices. Are you also having problems with the phones? If the fields are causing inductance on your communcations networks, the FCC should force the owners of these chillers to shield them. At that point, the solution is not your problem. They will be forced to hire an expert to shield your office to acceptable limits.
In cases like this, it would be good for someone knowledgeable to illustrate the differences, rather than simply expressing displeasure at the ignorance and audacity of those who aren't in the know, but willing to try.
I can see where it's easy to confuse X Consortium releases with XFree86 releases, since most books, HOWTO's, FAQ's, etc., don't touch this topic at all.
I have only the vaguest ideas of what those entities do, but I'd love to know more.