On Sun, May 20, 2007 4:47 pm, Ben Scott wrote:
Lloyd Kvam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So far as I know, T1 connections use DSL between the central office
and your premises.
...
I Don't know if Verizon even offers these services. I
know that most asymmetric DSL being delivered by Verizon in
On 5/21/07, Fran Fadden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that, at least in some (business) locations, Verizon was running
fiber to the basement, and then provisioning the T1 or other service from
that.
Right. The telcos have been doing this for streets or neighborhoods
forever, under the
On 5/18/07, Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Slashdot posted a story about how Microsoft is dropping support for
the i386 platform in the next major release of Windows
Hmmm. Given the above, in light of the current discussion, the
following also seems appropriate:
*CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS
*SwANH's InfoXchange 2007 conference team is working on this year's
event. We are searching for engaging speakers who want to share their
knowledge, experience and insights!
*If you are interested in presenting, please email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you!
On 5/21/07, Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*SwANH's InfoXchange 2007 conference team is working on this year's
event. We are searching for engaging speakers who want to share their
knowledge, experience and insights!
Hmmm. Does GNHLUG (define that however you like) want to have a go
at
Of course it might have helped if they had put in the dates of the
conference, but I found out from their site that it was October 11th.
Time enough to put something together, but not me, as I will be in
Curitiba, Brazil on that day.
I would suggest a good topic as one on Integration of
My 11 year old TV crapped out yesterday so I ended up picking up a 50
1080p Plasma (Panasonic TH50PZ700U).
Wow! HDTV is really good. Blu-ray through the PS3 is pretty amazing. The
BBC version of Planet Earth on Blu-ray is one of the most amazing things
I have ever seen on a TV.
That said when
