Another interesting seminar at the UO CIS Dept.
No question, a hot topic and a distinguished speaker.
- Horst
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Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 16:56:50 -0700
From: Cheri Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL
That isn't true. I go to Phoenix a lot on business and wifi spots are
not everywhere. Yes places like IHOP have wifi but they charge you to
hook up to it.
There isn't any mass outlay of it though. Some of the hotels use wifi
for there high speed too but its slow as hell. being ran off business
Thats because the FCC doesnt care. HAM radio's dont make them, the gov,
or anyone else much money. But this sure does. Will make a lot more $$
$ for power companies and expand the amount of people on broadband which
is also more $$$
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 15:40 +, Jeff Newton wrote:
> Well,
Phoenix has money. Scottsdale a.k.a Snobsdale has money. Tempe
has money. The population of the Phoenix metro area is about
equal to the population of Oregon. I miss living outside the
valley. Not alot of trees to interfere either.
--- Jeff Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have heard from
Well, the FCC just APPROVED the BPL BS last week - hams are not going to
like this one at light with the FCC, either...! I have heard a few talk
about it over the radio here - and just about every ham is pissed at the
commision for not taking a HARDER look at the testing results that were
done
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 21:44:11 +, walter fry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HAM RADIO OPERATORS HAVE REPORTED VAST INTERFERENCE ON HAM BANDS DUE TO
> BROADBAND OVER THE POWER LINES, ONE OF THE BIGGEST BOONDOGGLLLES FROM THE
> FREINDLY CANDY COMPANY (FCC)
>
I thought the broadband over power line
HAM RADIO OPERATORS HAVE REPORTED VAST INTERFERENCE ON HAM BANDS DUE TO
BROADBAND OVER THE POWER LINES, ONE OF THE BIGGEST BOONDOGGLLLES FROM THE
FREINDLY CANDY COMPANY (FCC)
From: Alan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Eugene Unix and Gnu/Linux User Group <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Eugene Unix and Gnu
T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
Free wireless residents, because they're taxpayers.
Port Angeles has this. Someone said Ashland does as well. Several places
further away do. Wonder why nobody has tried to do this in Eugene yet.
Well, I'm not sure I want my city gov. getting involved in something
like
I recently read something regarding a Downtown Association project on the
table to make wireless available( universally?) in downtown core. Not sure
if the City and/or EWEB is involved.
Peak.org now provides wireless at Allan Bros Beanery on 5th St.(Looks like
you'll need a Peak account so I don't
I have heard from a buddy down in Phoenix, no not the Oregon one,
Arizona, that Phoenix is loaded with wireless Wi-Fi access there all
over town! I heard the same thing about Ashland, but Port Angeles,
hasn't reached me yet, until it was mentioned here.
T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
On Mon, Oct 18, 2
my replies down below;
Alan wrote:
T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
The Strand is VERY LOUD Thursday nights, also they're using Nocat Auth on
the access points now (requires browser with popups enabled) and they've
firewalled off ports like 22. Most UNIX users are not going to be
pleased
with it.
Yup, t
Probably the Tivo route. It was easy, but time consuming to get MythTV up
and running with a WinTV PCI card. It's been a multi-day affair getting it
to work with the WinTV PVR-350 card. Still, the fruits are worth it once
you get it going.
> Ive noticed tivos on sale for $100 this weekend wh
Ive noticed tivos on sale for $100 this weekend which is easier?
modifying a tivo to do what you want, or build your own ?
Jamie
Mr O [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've been putting a little more time into it lately. No fruits
> yet. Going through the distros to see which works best with my
> mi
Perhaps because of all the trees? Maybe because the city of
Eugene has no idea what to do with money or how to treat
businesses?
--- "T. Joseph CARTER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Free wireless residents, because they're taxpayers.
>
> Port Angeles has this. Someone said Ashland does as wel
On Mon, Oct 18, 2004 at 02:17:04AM -0700, Alan wrote:
> Hmmm, I wonder if their mucking around with it explains why I couldn't
> get a connection a few weeks ago? When are people going to realize that
> wireless wants to be free! heh.
Free wireless residents, because they're taxpayers.
Port Ange
T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
The Strand is VERY LOUD Thursday nights, also they're using Nocat Auth on
the access points now (requires browser with popups enabled) and they've
firewalled off ports like 22. Most UNIX users are not going to be pleased
with it.
Hmmm, I wonder if their mucking around with
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