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freeasinfree
13y ago
Using the Equinix IX https://signup.netflix.com/openconnect/faq
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13y ago
Sonic.net leases the lines from AT&T. 40mbps as far as I remember is a bonded ADSL+ service requiring two phone lines. Even then 20mbps is a theoretical maximum which falls off the further you are from Sonic's DSLAM. The U-Verse bo
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13y ago
MonkeyBrains requires LoS to any one of their radios, which aren't all located on Sutro. Permission shouldn't be a problem if the landlord is OK with tenants' satellite dishes on the roof. Even then, you can install any commu
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NetFlix actually offers peering for ISPs: https://signup.netflix.com/openconnect/faq This is a boon for indie ISPs who are too small to host a cache as the bandwidth is cheap and it makes Super HD streams available. I
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13y ago
This is beyond a First World problem
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freeasinfree
13y ago
There is, actually. They're called Wireless ISPs or WISPs. http://www.wispa.org/find-a-wisp
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There are usually alternatives, but they're sometimes hard to find. MonkeyBrains in SF is top-notch. http://www.wispa.org/find-a-wisp
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13y ago
MonkeyBrains
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freeasinfree
13y ago
Slashdot did this ages ago. Google should look at their moderation system too.
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13y ago
These things are a nuisance to spectrum.
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13y ago
VLC and Totem locks up every 30 seconds
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13y ago
Alternatives such as? They use Hungarian Notation[0]; not random, but dated. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation
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13y ago
What about users with no JavaScript?
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13y ago
Google Wifi in Mountain View is horrible, I can't imagine this will be much better. 2.4GHz is always a shit-show in any major city. 5GHz is an option, but not nearly as many mobiles have it, and the available channels on each device va
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"I’m putting this and future recipes on GitHub, and when I get a chance I’ll add data on individual ingredients and nutrients, probably as Ruby hashes and JSON objects." Why? Why does everything have to be treated like code?
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READ.ME