My first thought was 'Hellz YEAH!' I mean, sod the telcos and cable companies. I was lucky enough to find an independent ISP. I can see them hooking up with this quickly. Last mile questions aside, anything that routes around qw*st, c*mc*st, and v*r*zn is a good thing.
Clearly we have passed another milstone on the way to the world envisioned so long ago on Usenet's alt.pave.the.earth. What is behind you does not matter, and all dissenters go to the hydro-pits!
The telcos haven't solved the bandwith problem yet. I moved from an extremely rural area in one state to a major metropolitan area in another and saw a 50% decrease in my dsl speed. I won't do business with Comcast or ClearWire or any company that engages in traffic monitoring.
You don't "hot rod" RE systems. You'll blow your breakers or melt your wires. RE systems are totally modular and expandable, though. Like tinker toys or legos.
Yes, but you'd only get a few milliamps, never enough to cover the pumping needs. Aquastar has a tankless water heater that uses the hydroelectric principle to light the pilot burner.
This would do nothing for me, even if it were available in my area. I live three miles up a dirt road in a sparsely populated area. I'm seven miles from the telco switch. A six-tenth of a mile range is meaningless.
Or Heirloom cultivars. It's what organic farmers rely on; many home gardeners as well. At this point in time, seed saving is a radical act!
In fact, growing your own food and generating your own electricity are becoming some of the most radical actions one can perform.
This is just another reason why I make my own electricity. My computer and home are powered by renewable energy. I will never be a slave to the (increasingly fragile) grid.
This guy's really stretching the definition of "Southwest". San Diego? Sacramento? No way. And the Southwest don't start in Texas until you get west of the Pecos River. Want to impress me? Bring fiber up the three miles of dirt road to my house!
If memory serves me right, a few years ago High Times Magazine reported that the founder of dare renounced all ties with the organization because it had gone out of control.
A SecureID system might be worth a try. A bit late to be asking now. Also seems that their "security conciousness" was a bit lax, especially considering what else was afoot.
yes, the Free Tibet movement would be most upset. Not to mention the rest of the Indian subcontinent that is dependant on the runoff.
this is truly an abomination against the gods and nature. It is said that the chinese people have many hells. I condemn the chinese government to experience each of them.
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Especially if it will respond with Majel Barret's voice.
My first thought was 'Hellz YEAH!' I mean, sod the telcos and cable companies. I was lucky enough to find an independent ISP. I can see them hooking up with this quickly. Last mile questions aside, anything that routes around qw*st, c*mc*st, and v*r*zn is a good thing.
Hells yeah! I was there when it happened! These kids today... with the hair, and the beads, and the ya-ya music...
Symantec got a posse!
Clearly we have passed another milstone on the way to the world envisioned so long ago on Usenet's alt.pave.the.earth. What is behind you does not matter, and all dissenters go to the hydro-pits!
Ballmer sounds like my ex-girlfriend justifying her ****ing around.
And JetPacks, dang it!
The telcos haven't solved the bandwith problem yet. I moved from an extremely rural area in one state to a major metropolitan area in another and saw a 50% decrease in my dsl speed. I won't do business with Comcast or ClearWire or any company that engages in traffic monitoring.
This can only result in more people downloading torrents.
check 'em out!
And have you read Ann McCaffrey's Pern novels? I just read, or reread all of those during the past six weeks or so. Ripping yarns.
You don't "hot rod" RE systems. You'll blow your breakers or melt your wires. RE systems are totally modular and expandable, though. Like tinker toys or legos.
Yes, but you'd only get a few milliamps, never enough to cover the pumping needs. Aquastar has a tankless water heater that uses the hydroelectric principle to light the pilot burner.
This would do nothing for me, even if it were available in my area. I live three miles up a dirt road in a sparsely populated area. I'm seven miles from the telco switch. A six-tenth of a mile range is meaningless.
Cannot be trusted. Anything you say or do will be taken out of context and used against you and all the rest of us.
Simply the best. I'm also a Farscape and Trek fan, but B5 rules.
Or Heirloom cultivars. It's what organic farmers rely on; many home gardeners as well. At this point in time, seed saving is a radical act! In fact, growing your own food and generating your own electricity are becoming some of the most radical actions one can perform.
Do you mean what kind of RE gear do I have?
This is just another reason why I make my own electricity. My computer and home are powered by renewable energy. I will never be a slave to the (increasingly fragile) grid.
This guy's really stretching the definition of "Southwest". San Diego? Sacramento? No way. And the Southwest don't start in Texas until you get west of the Pecos River. Want to impress me? Bring fiber up the three miles of dirt road to my house!
If memory serves me right, a few years ago High Times Magazine reported that the founder of dare renounced all ties with the organization because it had gone out of control.
Oh, good! They've told us everything's under control, situation normal... It's not like we can trust m$nbc to tell the truth about this one.
A SecureID system might be worth a try. A bit late to be asking now. Also seems that their "security conciousness" was a bit lax, especially considering what else was afoot.
yes, the Free Tibet movement would be most upset. Not to mention the rest of the Indian subcontinent that is dependant on the runoff.
this is truly an abomination against the gods and nature. It is said that the chinese people have many hells. I condemn the chinese government to experience each of them.