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So with wire tapping laws, some states require all parties involved to give concent to the recording. These are 2 party states. All other states are 1 party states, which means only one person involved in the recording has to give concent.

Now if they are recording incoming information within a 2 party state, the sender of the SMS message has to give concent that the message can be recorded. This is reguardless of the contract of the owner of the phone has. Ultimately, anyone who has ever sent a message to one of these phones in a 2 party state could possible sue.

I am debating if I will continue to donate blood after this. I go ever couple of months. Seems like I am feeding a corp that doesn't have my goals in mind.

The system is seperate from the cable company system. You can actually grab two of these and run a single coax cable between them and they will work. We once used two like this before because they actually have a longer cable distance than cat5 and we had to run a longer cable than 100m. An additional note is that extremely short cables will not work, 6 inches and below are too short anywhere in the coax. It will cause reflection and decrease the single strength. Also, you can have multiple splits in the coax network, and it will still work. Usually you put a Point of Entry (POE) filter at the root of the coax system so it does not leak outside your house.

This is what Comcast and Verison use as their backbone for multi-room DVR. It will give you the most reliable connection. You can have multiple endpoints, and you have have multiple MoCA networks over the same Coax lines. They use QAM channels over 1GHZ that will not interfer with your cable TV. And they will auto detect existing networks, either join them or create their own based on security settings. Additionally you can hang a switch off an endpoint to have more ports at a location.

You don't have to use wireless if you don't want too. You said you have coax. There is IP over coax that has a backbone of 100-250MB/s called MoCA. Just ebay it, they have routers and endpoints. You don't need a MoCA router, just endpoints. They work as a switch where each port can be located off a coax line, and the backbone is the coax network.

First she shows a 16GB card, and only says that the technology supports 2TB. She never said they have one that exists or plans to release a 2TB version. Just that the technology supports it. It is like me saying a 64bit OS supports 8TB of RAM. It may happen in the future, but not any time soon.

I didn't see any pictures of bathrooms, but it does make me wonder how they are going to solve that part of it.

Tiger Woods was excited to try out this course, until he found out it was Putt Putt and not Butt Butt.

If somehow they could use solar power to create energy usable by the ship. First you wouldn't need to re-fill the station ever. Second, you could have less weight on the ship to not have such transforming components. I would image these stations will be the most rarely visited gas stations created by man. So you would have a long time between visits to transform the solar power into another energy source.

Ok, the article stated by combining 4 modems will get you 4 times the speed. Except that would require each modem to be on it's own 4 channel bonded system. As we all know cable single is distributed, so each connection isn't dedicated. They would require 4 docis3 head ends that connected to each modem. Currently there isn't funding in most areas to get 1 docis3 head end. Additionally this cuts into your cable channel lineup. Each digital stream is 6mhz wide and have 2mhz on each side to reduce channel interference. that means this will take around 160mhz (8mhz * (4 down stream + 1 up stream)) of your cable stream. Currently they are only able to use something around 10mhz to 1000mhz so that means you will only have 840mhz left for channels. If you think everyone is getting a dedicated 1.5Gbps that is a ways off.

Agreed, the author of this article arrived at poor conclusions without supporting arguments and no credentials.

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