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calvoiper

join:2003-03-31
Belvedere Tiburon, CA

Re: what no

Yes, that's the type of voluntary participation that makes much sense. Note particularly that this is fairly easily accomplished using low-bandwidth radio control--not really much of a major motivating factor for broadband deployment, though it probably works to justify it to technically ignorant regulators whose biggest venture into hardware was changing the ribbon on their Smith-Corona portable typewriter in college....

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