I'm not sure where the original poster lives. In the US, WiMax deployment is very spotty, at best. In fact, almost all point to multipoint broadband deployments are proprietary, non-WiMax solutions.
The municipality in which I live is about to deploy a proprietary variant of 802.11a for wireless broadband - the key variation of the standard that we'll use/need is mesh capability, required because our heavy tree cover requires enhanced non-line-of-sight capability.
WiMax has been mostly marketing hype thus far. A camcorder with WiMax would be a very strange product.
I completely agree. I've tried to filter Politics from my home page, but it doesn't work. I checked Slashdot's SourceForge project page, and this is a known bug.
According to Google, there's approx. 31,000,000 places on the web where I can read about Politics. I wish Slashdot wasn't one of them.
The MIT student paper claiming CAPPS will reduce security assumes that random security checks will decrease.
This is a major assumption, and I personally doubt whether this assumption is valid.
Further, I believe that this program is a good idea.
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I'm not sure where the original poster lives. In the US, WiMax deployment is very spotty, at best. In fact, almost all point to multipoint broadband deployments are proprietary, non-WiMax solutions.
The municipality in which I live is about to deploy a proprietary variant of 802.11a for wireless broadband - the key variation of the standard that we'll use/need is mesh capability, required because our heavy tree cover requires enhanced non-line-of-sight capability.
WiMax has been mostly marketing hype thus far. A camcorder with WiMax would be a very strange product.
I completely agree. I've tried to filter Politics from my home page, but it doesn't work. I checked Slashdot's SourceForge project page, and this is a known bug.
According to Google, there's approx. 31,000,000 places on the web where I can read about Politics. I wish Slashdot wasn't one of them.
This is an article that should have been posted *only* to the newly-created Politics section of Slashdot.
I am in favor of all datamining efforts that have an opportunity to inrease the security of the USA.
The MIT student paper claiming CAPPS will reduce security assumes that random security checks will decrease. This is a major assumption, and I personally doubt whether this assumption is valid. Further, I believe that this program is a good idea.