is that SBC is actually making a stance in favor of their customers. So many times it feels that SBC is our to get their customer but it is nice to see this approach from them at this time.
It looks as though you have some possible points of failure: The T1 between NetTrack in Boulder and O&L in Dillon, and the single microwave tower at O&L. I noticed that there are two microwave towers from there on. Are there any plans for redundancy for your connection should the single microwave tower at O&L be lost or the T1 between NetTrack and O&L go down?
From my understanding, he donated this source code and was not paid for it hince it is not "child labor" but meerly an enthusiast working on his own free time to promote open source software. If it is good enough to use, should it really matter if the kid is under 18?
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is that SBC is actually making a stance in favor of their customers. So many times it feels that SBC is our to get their customer but it is nice to see this approach from them at this time.
It looks as though you have some possible points of failure: The T1 between NetTrack in Boulder and O&L in Dillon, and the single microwave tower at O&L. I noticed that there are two microwave towers from there on. Are there any plans for redundancy for your connection should the single microwave tower at O&L be lost or the T1 between NetTrack and O&L go down?
From my understanding, he donated this source code and was not paid for it hince it is not "child labor" but meerly an enthusiast working on his own free time to promote open source software. If it is good enough to use, should it really matter if the kid is under 18?