I can remember a time when just about every distro under the sun shipped with a stock installation of Netscape. Well before Mozilla was anything to write home about. Considering its history alone is pretty amazing.
I can't imagine that the quality of a TV signal across a DSL connection could obtain reasonable enough framerates for cross-country viewing. What about censorship legalities of people receiving signals that are not allowed in their country. Networks are gonna have a field day with this one.
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I can remember a time when just about every distro under the sun shipped with a stock installation of Netscape. Well before Mozilla was anything to write home about. Considering its history alone is pretty amazing.
I can't imagine that the quality of a TV signal across a DSL connection could obtain reasonable enough framerates for cross-country viewing. What about censorship legalities of people receiving signals that are not allowed in their country. Networks are gonna have a field day with this one.
Woooo hooooo