Comment Re:Still no profiles? (Score 1) 65
Your request was received :)
https://www.macrumors.com/2019...
Submission + - Two Cities Ask the FCC to Preempt State Laws Banning Municipal Fiber Internet 2
Jason Koebler writes: Two cities—Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Wilson, North Carolina—have officially asked the federal government to help them bypass state laws banning them from expanding their community owned, gigabit fiber internet connections.
In states throughout the country, major cable and telecom companies have battled attempts to create community broadband networks, which they claim put them at a competitive disadvantage. The FCC will decide if its able to circumvent state laws that have been put in place restricting the practice.
In states throughout the country, major cable and telecom companies have battled attempts to create community broadband networks, which they claim put them at a competitive disadvantage. The FCC will decide if its able to circumvent state laws that have been put in place restricting the practice.
Comment YAIP (Yet another Invite, please) (Score 1) 1223
I would like an invite, if someone has a spare: alyawn@gmail
Comment Found link... (Score 4, Informative) 210
Found a link to the local paper. Not that hard to find. But light on the details.
Comment YouTube link... (Score 4, Informative) 53
Umm... if you don't feel like waiting all day for the AVI: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo6LHljBKW8
Comment Re:Cherrypal website now useless (Score 1) 97
Actually, I had to go clear out a session cookie, which they set from the included sessionId in the link. After I cleared the cookie, I was able to see the product using this link:
http://www.cherrypal.com/secure/product_info.php?products_id=13
Comment Re:I might buy this book... (Score 1) 198
Actually, why not use the appropriate accesskeys which the author has given us: n for "next" and p for "previous". If you're not sure how to use accesskeys, Wikipedia has some information for you.
Comment Re:How gimmicky is this 3D stuff? (Score 2, Interesting) 296
Won't be long. Check for 3D support before you buy your next HDTV.
Comment Re:"Mostly" monitors? (Score 2, Interesting) 341
There are several monitors *and* TVs already out that have built-in support for 3D. I've seen several listed and the prices even seem reasonable.
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