On Thu, Aug 25, 2005, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote about "Re: PC-to-phone VoIP":
> I'm for it too. I'm so for it, I invested $10,000 in a startup to offer
> free advertiser supported wifi in public places. It failed because Intel
> started the no charge wifi service in Jerusalem. I say no charge instead
> of free, because I and every other Jerusalem resident and business
> pay for it with our arnona. 

This argument is just as silly (and forgive me, because I don't intend this
as a personal insult) as saying that you started a company that gives you
a bucket of water, but the bucket has advertising on it (which is how you
make your money), and then came along the invention of... piping, and the
goverment (or city) run water company made you bankrupt.

> You'll end up like Jerusalem is now, no wifi in most places, bad coverage
> were there is any and you footing the bill.

I don't understand what you're saying. If this is the case in Jerusalem,
then why can't your company succeed after all??? If somebody will want to
surf in a place where the coverage is bad, they'll need to do it using your
company's infrastructure, and see your ads.

> I agree with that, but next time you try to hire a programer and find
> you can't afford one, don't complain to me. 

I don't see how this is Google's fault... I bet that 90% (or 99%?) of people
who send their CVs to Google don't get hired. So in the world can Google's
paychecks (if they are at all as big as you hint...) effect all the other
programmers who don't work for Google??

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