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Camden, TN | Microsoft Surface: Where's the 4G Wireless? considering what carriers want to charge for data why WOULD you want it? | |
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kudos:1 | Re: Microsoft Surface: Where's the 4G Wireless? said by Boricua65:I see this as an epic failure.
How can you say that before it's even been released? Sacramento is pretty nice actually, at least I like it.  | |
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Camden, TN | Re: Microsoft Surface: Where's the 4G Wireless? said by RR Conductor:said by Boricua65:I see this as an epic failure.
How can you say that before it's even been released? Sacramento is pretty nice actually, at least I like it. Because he is either an Apple fanboi tor a MS hater or both. I'm actually interested in this and I've never had an interest in a tablet before. | |
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Camden, TN | Having Open WiFi Does Not Make You 'Negligent' Under The Law But it does make you really stupid. | |
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Billings, MT | Re: Having Open WiFi Does Not Make You 'Negligent' Under The Law Not really. It depends on how you set it up.
I have 3 APs running, 2 private and 1 public. The public one goes into a different port on my router and never touches the internal network. | |
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Camden, TN | Re: Having Open WiFi Does Not Make You 'Negligent' Under The Law said by Simba7:Not really. It depends on how you set it up.
I have 3 APs running, 2 private and 1 public. The public one goes into a different port on my router and never touches the internal network.
It still makes you dumb.
A) having an open Wi-Fi is inviting people to help you reach your cap even faster.
B) If someone uses your Wi-Fi to download child porn guess who the cops are going to arrest? | |
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Billings, MT | Re: Having Open WiFi Does Not Make You 'Negligent' Under The Law said by BF69:It still makes you dumb.
A) having an open Wi-Fi is inviting people to help you reach your cap even faster.
B) If someone uses your Wi-Fi to download child porn guess who the cops are going to arrest?
A) I have Optimum West.. We have no caps.
B) I'm not that dumb. Everything goes through a Dansguardian filter first on the public AP.
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Camden, TN | Re: Having Open WiFi Does Not Make You 'Negligent' Under The Law said by Simba7:said by BF69:It still makes you dumb.
A) having an open Wi-Fi is inviting people to help you reach your cap even faster.
B) If someone uses your Wi-Fi to download child porn guess who the cops are going to arrest?
A) I have Optimum West.. We have no caps. B) I'm not that dumb. Everything goes through a Dansguardian filter first on the public AP. Good for you. I would guess that the vast majority of people with open Wi-Fi are not that smart. | |
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Kansas City, MO | Can 4G challenge FTTH as a business alternative? at $10 a gig? not likely. | |
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kudos:1 | Re: Can 4G challenge FTTH as a business alternative? said by dib22:at $10 a gig? not likely.
Exactly, and the caps are so low you'd hit them in a few hours (or less) on a desktop. | |
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Physical Line > Wireless | |
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| Re: Can 4G challenge FTTH as a business alternative? said by buzz_4_20:4G is fast, but there is no way it can touch FTTH.
Physical Line > Wireless
True 4th generation wireless services are those that can provide 100mbps upload and download to a moving target, and 1000mbps in and out to a stationary target, consistently, and to all users of the same tower. No current wireless tech we have out now even comes close to this, and with the ITU bending to the will of the carriers, they can literally call any 3G or 2G networks "4G" as long as they can hit 100mbps in one direction(even if no user will ever see those speeds). We do not have true 4G services yet. | |
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Camden, TN | Re: Can 4G challenge FTTH as a business alternative? said by Chubbysumo:said by buzz_4_20:4G is fast, but there is no way it can touch FTTH.
Physical Line > Wireless
True 4th generation wireless services are those that can provide 100mbps upload and download to a moving target, and 1000mbps in and out to a stationary target, consistently, and to all users of the same tower. hit your 10 GB cap in 80 seconds! | |
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