When I was working at Nortel for co-op, circa 1998, they were working on using powerlines for highspeed. This was implemented in the UK, and I recall it being around 1mbit in speed.
They still use it for schools and stuff, but I recall there was a problem with the modems melting/overheating...
OK, I thought the series was good... But I just noticed what everyone was saying here.
Everyone is using the future as a point of reference...
First, lets talk about the polarized hull plating going offline... If the hull plating is polarized, that means that there is some kind of field acting on it, which is deflecting the energy from a beam or something, which could mean it can get de-polarized, which would mean it would go offline. So that isn't totally incorrect.
Second, the aliens, everyone is using the newer star treks a as a point of reference... gimme a break, why does everything have to be repeated from the episodes from the future???? Why not look at something different for once!
Take this series for what it's worth, it's new, and different and is trying to stray away from the Star Trek franchise (note:how you don't see the word Star Trek associated with Enterprise?), I have to say that the camerawork on the series was really well done, and hope it stays like that.
Is it just me, or does this COMPLETELY remind you of Antitrust.
Is this first stage until MS Windows2k2 (W&MD Edition)comes out? lol
W&MD being World & Market Domniation Edition:)
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When I was working at Nortel for co-op, circa 1998, they were working on using powerlines for highspeed. This was implemented in the UK, and I recall it being around 1mbit in speed.
They still use it for schools and stuff, but I recall there was a problem with the modems melting/overheating...
Hah, so they have cranial ridges in this...
I recall Kang having *almost* cranial ridges in Day of the Dove, very primitive makeup though.
OK, I thought the series was good... But I just noticed what everyone was saying here.
Everyone is using the future as a point of reference...
First, lets talk about the polarized hull plating going offline... If the hull plating is polarized, that means that there is some kind of field acting on it, which is deflecting the energy from a beam or something, which could mean it can get de-polarized, which would mean it would go offline. So that isn't totally incorrect.
Second, the aliens, everyone is using the newer star treks a as a point of reference... gimme a break, why does everything have to be repeated from the episodes from the future???? Why not look at something different for once!
Take this series for what it's worth, it's new, and different and is trying to stray away from the Star Trek franchise (note:how you don't see the word Star Trek associated with Enterprise?), I have to say that the camerawork on the series was really well done, and hope it stays like that.
Is it just me, or does this COMPLETELY remind you of Antitrust. Is this first stage until MS Windows2k2 (W&MD Edition)comes out? lol W&MD being World & Market Domniation Edition :)