Depending on where you live (yes, in Hagerstown), you might have access options from Comcast (shudder), Telegia (wireless, LOS required), Hagerstown Fiber (chunk of the north end and out Salem Ave.) and even painful Verizon (1998 called and wants their DSL back).

What would be nice to have a hybrid solution...fiber where available, some wireless mesh to build out and figure expansion routes.

Believe Wireless (https://www.believebroadband.com/) has a nice solution for parts of Baltimore...

Speaking as an Antietam (https://www.antietambroadband.com/) customer...

This is probably as much to try and fend off the growing fiber competition...as a gesture of good will.

Wish/Fishing I still lived in a neighborhood with Hagerstown Fiber (https://hagerstownfiber.com/) as an option. Guess the $10/month I'll save now... will cover VPN service.

if/when some of these "kids" have their own 13y/o daughters, they will think differently.

funny how we old people have clear lines about nudity and age.

/me cries...

never get to play on your lawn...

rip k5...

it's monday... bah

looks like i've already lost.

seriously... hurting my ears.

/me makes sure that the /. rookie card is still in the safe place

it might be worth checking the uid of one you "accuse" of being new. I remember back when we could only complain about ones and zeros

I too can vouch for this story, as I am the client (who M1m3R now works for) who asked about the button in the first place. While it is also true that M1 likes to push random buttons and break stuff, he is also quite adept at fixing the stuff he (and everyone else in the office) breaks.

A while back, I did a couple of charts showing how far we are from running out of two- and three-letter domain names. Looks like there's quite a few left:

http://hesketh.com/schampeo/project s/namespace/