A standard implies that a specification or protocol is available to 3rd parties which is incorrect.
I still wouldn't necessarily call it a standard, but your assertion that there are no specifications available to 3rd parties is wrong.
He actually already had a big meet and greet along with 3 world record attempts scheduled for this coming Saturday here in Chicago.
+5 Interesting? really?
FYI, consumer WiFi uses unlicensed radio spectrum, and is subject to FCC "Part 15" rules. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_47_CFR_Part_15
This almost always means that the device is required to accept any interference that may be present.
Sorry, you can call the FCC all you like, but I'm quite certain that the nice receptionist that answers the phone will gladly take down your name and number for "someone to call you back" and then promptly toss it in the trash.
As far as I know not a single MMORPG maker has gone to court with people running private servers.
Why in the holy hell would you reboot a server to put a new install of BIND into service?
I think the term for a telco in this context is a "clear channel" provider or something like that.
The term you're looking for is Common Carrier
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