this is a real longshot but ... is anyone in 11219 in brooklyn w/ an AP?
(fort hamilton pkway + 53rd st)
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On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Manichattan wrote:
> Hmmn. a little voice say's "Repeaters "
>
Ooh... that is a lovely wicked thought... ;-)
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Darrel O'Pry said:
>Then again instead of using the coffee shops power, I've been know to
> use those little plugs in the bushes all over manhattan :)
Hmmn. a little voice say's "Repeaters "
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Charlie et al,
I would love for that the be the case, as that would indicate that the
public wi-fi community has grown so large as to warrant political
attention, but at this point in time we are probably not that much a factor.
I urge our members to post on issues that relate to wireless, publ
Why am I not surprised that this is happening during an
election year. Now he is buying the Wi-Fi community
vote.
So I sound cynical?
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 12:36:32 -0800 (PST), Laura Forlano
wrote:
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> Also last week, NTIA asked for public participation in
> the President's Spectrum Initiative. N
NTIA CALL FOR COMMENTS IN TWO SPECTRUM PROCEEDINGS
Last Friday, the National Telecommunications and
Information Administration (NTIA) invited interested
parties to file comments on an expansion of the
3650-3700 MHz band to unlicensed devices for wireless
broadband applications such as WiFi while pr
It's not about the power usage. I asked one of the counter persons and
she listed things like people unplugging lamps, things getting stuck in
outlets, people sitting in the best seats all day. Even though
they had tried to accomidate the customers with power strips. Basically
a number of problems
Consider a 500W power supply for 1 hour = .5 kwh @ ~$0.25 kwh which is
what coned commercial rates were last month... at least at my office...
so we're talking 12.5 cents per hour... I'm not sure about the exact
power consumption of you laptop, but you can look at the power supply
and figure it out
I answered my own question... here's a list - unfortunately, none in Queens.
http://www.nypl.org/press/wifi.html
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Does all NY public libraries (including Queens) have AP's now?
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i think its more about taking up real estate.
On Feb 2, 2004, at 3:07 PM, Dana Spiegel wrote:
This is interesting... We should try to do some digging to find out
how much power is really an issue. If you are sitting with your laptop
for 2 hours, how much $$$ are you costing alt.coffee in electr
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