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Okay I'll bite. Why?

• cglace 14y ago
  I don't know about him. But having had my home broken into many times its easy to become obsessed with preventing entry into your home.
  • rdl 14y ago
    I'm not really that concerned about people breaking and entering (I have guns...) while I'm in home or office, but secured parking would be awesome.
    • cglace 14y ago
      Guns don't help when you aren't home. That is usually when people choose to break and enter.
• rdl 14y ago
  Onsite power, generators, parking for cars, a big tower for RF, satellite, security, etc. A perfect office normally and set up perfectly for disaster response when the earthquake eventually hits. Being able to get $0.95/ft2 NNN on Pioneer, and taking an entire building, so each employee has 500+ square feet... Imagine being the only place with real comms, security, and competent people (i.e. non-government), just like my friend who stayed in his ISP in NOLA after Katrina, or my office in Baghdad, or any other situation like that.
  • minimax 14y ago
    For anyone interested in the crazy live blog of the Katrina aftermath from the guy holed up in his ISP in New Orleans, start here: http://interdictor.livejournal.com/2005/08/27/ http://interdictor.livejournal.com/2005/08/27/ This is the guy you're talking about, right?
    • rdl 14y ago
      Yeah (interdictor or ikilled007 from lj)