Or more to the point, Europe is in favor of a roaming cap. This cap is for various data elements and avoid letting the end user get too much bill shock.
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Confessions from the IT department
- Sugar - I have won. Now to figure out how you work so I can train peeps and build apps. Schnap! more...
- Do I have what it takes to defeat the sugar monster? stay tuned to find out more. more...
- Damn, I thought this was going to be lame. Not the case http://is.gd/4ND6 - wow! (using your face to trigger samples / synth) more...
Yup, The total bail out is now $1.5 trillion. Holy sh!t!.
I am glad to see the money going to the rich, irresponsible, and ultimately disinterested in common society.This $800 billion is to “un-freeze” the credit market and provide loans to people for school and mortgages. Now, that’s great but… |go to post|
Well, Google is apparently running a little game with the SEC regarding the thousands of recent layoffs. The “trimming of operational expenses” has led to thousands of layoffs that are not going into the accounting (state and fed) system.
Oh, but these 10,000 people are “temporary operational expense” employees. Heh, nice… gotta remember that one when I need to kill off a college campus chunk of employment.
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Dear American Auto Executives,
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So what do the geeks cook?
Going to rely on the standard Cheetos and Redbull? |go to post|
Looking for a new opportunity to commit a felony? Rape, robbery, and raqueteering not your gig? Needing a new vice. Well, here you go. |go to post|
Over the past years I have always been in an environment where servers and Linux needs were the responsibility of others. This is nice in many ways. Ultimately I turned into a complainer, but this was done with the interest of our sites running smooth. I hope you understand… the many Net Admins… |go to post|
Not much to say except YEAH!
My source: [link]
Microsoft says devices will be ready in 18-24 months. I would like to get the detailed specs right now, my list:
- Chip-set
- White papers
- Any RFC out there?
- Who is gearing up for the USB / Blue-tooth add on
- Control mechanisms?
My post from yesterday has an update. Basically there is a delay to an unspecified time. The free wi-fi we have all been waiting for is delayed far a while longer.
We will, instead, have to put MORE traffic on the mobile towers. Keep your eyes open…
The vote is coming soon - the FCC will vote on the opening up of new frequencies for wi-fi. Here is a quote from NPR:
The Federal Communications Commission votes Tuesday on whether to open up broadcast airwaves to deliver high-speed wireless Internet access. Tech companies like the idea. But they’re facing powerful opposition from broadcasters, religious leaders and entertainers. source