a:Qwest says they can't bring a T1 line anywhere near our neighborhood
I thought the FCC tariff for phone companies had a REQUIREMENT that t-1 service be available to anyone in the US with telephone service.. or large ugly fines resulted.
Where a company could be approved for a cell phone blocker.. Let financial evolution decide where it belongs and where it doesn't, a requirement would be the business's would have to have a certain minimum sized sign out front stating the blocker is in service, and
those who can't live without cellphones wouldn't go there, and those who can't stand them would go.
Let the customers dollar decide.
If one in ten people can fool a lie detector by being calm, one in ten thousand could fool this by being a religious zealot who believes they are doing 'gods' work...
And had a robotic Vaccuum cleaner they were showing as a demo in 1999
see
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/465305.stm
or
http://www.eureka.com/whatsnew/robotvacupdate.htm
(I know I wanted one then)
Yet at the cnet story
http://news.com.com/2100-1040-950135.html?tag=cd_m h
the university researcher is quoted as saying
"The next step is an automatic vacuum cleaner,"
Slashdot Mirror
http://news.com.com/2100-1001-954501.html?tag=fd_l ede
from faq
q:Why all this struggle with Qwest?
a:Qwest says they can't bring a T1 line anywhere near our neighborhood
I thought the FCC tariff for phone companies had a REQUIREMENT that t-1 service be available to anyone in the US with telephone service.. or large ugly fines resulted.
Where a company could be approved for a cell phone blocker.. Let financial evolution decide where it belongs and where it doesn't, a requirement would be the business's would have to have a certain minimum sized sign out front stating the blocker is in service, and those who can't live without cellphones wouldn't go there, and those who can't stand them would go. Let the customers dollar decide.
I just don't get the interest
Obviously, you aren't a member of the knights templar.
If one in ten people can fool a lie detector by being calm, one in ten thousand could fool this by being a religious zealot who believes they are doing 'gods' work...
It won't work.
Electrolux OWNS Husqvarna
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And had a robotic Vaccuum cleaner they were showing as a demo in 1999
see
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/465305.stm
or
http://www.eureka.com/whatsnew/robotvacupdate.htm
(I know I wanted one then)
Yet at the cnet story
http://news.com.com/2100-1040-950135.html?tag=cd_
the university researcher is quoted as saying
"The next step is an automatic vacuum cleaner,"
(something they've already done)
I wonder if that poster resides in redmond.
"so- how'd you lose you hand, The war?" "nah- I carried a milspec laptop in 2004"
Ask the Gov or Big Biz, to them- 99% of the time- the data is far more valuable than the machine.
Ever heard of a little movie called "the secret of nimh" ?
a lead lined trojan?
ok, I got a point, and a comment, I finally registered today...