Most of the people taking advantage of this are going to be small-medium businesses who will be milking the free bandwidth, not lower income families.
I'm not sure about this particular area, but other low-income areas in Houston just happen to have high-priced lofts right next door. Those people will be using the free wifi, too.
By the way, this is a project from the same mayor who wanted to evict a facility for the mentally retarded.
One example is the robuCAB, a '4 seat automated people mover'
Is this a true 4-seat mover, built from scratch that way, or is it just two 2-seat movers joined together? The real future is in the one that is built with 4 seats from the ground up.
Someone from "high up" at Apple corporate ("a West Coast guy", he said) called his office on the morning of Valentine's Day. Now they've got IT people working it out.
They think that a theory in science (as in "just a theory") is an idle speculation that just shot out of some scientist's ass and beat out competing theories in a popularity contest.
You'd be surprised how many scientific theories start out that way!
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And surprisingly bad at teaching proper spelling, apparently.
I guess this puts more pressure on their Web 1.0 talent.
The Hadron collider builders should also play "It's the End of the World as We Know It" by REM the day it starts.
And if things go awry, they can play "Oops!... I Did It Again".
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Most of the people taking advantage of this are going to be small-medium businesses who will be milking the free bandwidth, not lower income families.
I'm not sure about this particular area, but other low-income areas in Houston just happen to have high-priced lofts right next door. Those people will be using the free wifi, too.
By the way, this is a project from the same mayor who wanted to evict a facility for the mentally retarded.
Ada boy!
To be fair, the ones who saw the Apple logo were all Macs, and the ones who saw the IBM logo were all PCs.
Even students these days can't pass the Turing test. How do they expect to get a computer to do it?
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One example is the robuCAB, a '4 seat automated people mover'
Is this a true 4-seat mover, built from scratch that way, or is it just two 2-seat movers joined together? The real future is in the one that is built with 4 seats from the ground up.
Whoever runs the fastest.
Apparently, the RCMP coordinated their efforts with the RCP, the RSH, and--of course--the ICMP.
They actually *read* patent applications?!?
But does it stop bullets?
Hey, he never said at which altitude he would launch it!
What does that have to do with the dolphins with lasers on their heads?
Someone from "high up" at Apple corporate ("a West Coast guy", he said) called his office on the morning of Valentine's Day. Now they've got IT people working it out.
They think that a theory in science (as in "just a theory") is an idle speculation that just shot out of some scientist's ass and beat out competing theories in a popularity contest.
You'd be surprised how many scientific theories start out that way!
Now for the obligatory search.
...because for $2500, they didn't include seat belts?
Why not first concentrate on a decent network-side parental filter? That would be useful to consumers who want it.
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Maybe if Sony pushed it as Blue-raywire, it would catch on.
...at least they have an OS driver for the fireworks.
But will they drive with pride?
(Maybe he needs to write a song for this car, too.)