Which Goodwill store are you taking the stuff to, Jane. If it's the Hikes
Point branch, I'll schedule a perusal.
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On Jan 27, 2005, at 1:13 PM, Michael Robertson wrote:
> I think broadband from a satellite company like Dish is still pretty
> expensive, last time I checked, around $120/month.
The satellite connections are forever going to be impractical for most
people, even if their prices are comparable. T
I'm not certain if this is an option around here, but when I was living
near Berkeley in California some friends of mine had high-speed service
via microwave antenna. I think it was Sprint offering the service,
aimed at people up in the Berkeley hills who are too far from the
DSLAM's to get DSL se
Motorola has a product called Canopy, that has a range of 35 miles line
of sight, with speeds of up to 20 Mbps. It is pretty costly though, and
you'd have to go in halfsies with someone who has broadband and is with
in your line of sight.
Or you could do the same thing if you build a couple of
Interesting story on MIT's Technology Review, about the coming battle
between Apple iTunes/iPod against Microsoft's Janus technology (a.k.a.
"Plays for Sure"):
http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/05/01/wo/wo_hellweg012505.asp
I must admit, I am sometimes jealous of my cube-neighbor's Rhapsod
Do you really think if Microsoft has anything to do with it will work.
I am waiting for the hacks that get the service for free.:)
On Jan 27, 2005, at 2:45 PM, Rex Baldazo wrote:
> Interesting story on MIT's Technology Review, about the coming battle
> between Apple iTunes/iPod against Microsoft
If any MacGroup members are old enough to like music from the 1930-50
period, I have a very large collection of Jazz, Dixieland, and Pop that
I would be happy to pass around. At present I have a little over 4GB on
a DVD-R that could be downloaded by those interested. A lot more is on
CD's in my
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Motorola has a product called Canopy, that has a range of 35 miles line
of sight, with speeds of up to 20 Mbps. It is pretty costly though, and
you'd have to go in halfsies with someone who has broadband and is with
in your line of sight.
Or you could do the same thing if you build a couple of
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