!! ... they have no DB scan and fixit software other than the
useless built in tool.
I understand there are a couple of 3rd party database repair apps such
as dbscan and Kernel *Palm* PDB. Does anyone make any recommendations?
My database is critically important.
db
Google pages for individuals ... what specifically do you mean by that?
Email account, Picassa Web account?
db
chad evans wyatt wrote:
Tony -
Just back from Central Europe, spam-central. Learned
that there are now programs for mining google pages
for individuals, adding to one's spam
If you heat that chip up, there is a chance you may wipe the memory...
I am not sure but I would think twice about soldering directly...
Have you thought about holding probes firmly to the contacts while
someone else salvages the data?
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Would that it be so
I use and recommend a similar service to efax called Maxemail.
db
Ray Everett-Church wrote:
Any ideas of fax freeware? Or if I have to purchase fax
software, which one?
In all my years of computing, I've never had much luck with fax modems and
faxing software on the computer. Something
Does toggling the disable and enable stop and restart the service?
db
mike wrote:
like Control Panel/Network Connections and then right clicking and
selecting
disable?
Mike
On 6/11/07, db [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a GUI newbie friendly applet, tool or means
Is the issue perhaps that Firefox doesn't run well on older computers
with slower processors and less RAM?
Tom Piwowar wrote:
My heavily used FireFox 2.0.0.4 with lots of add-ons starts in about 3
seconds. If you are got getting that, something is wrong. Which is good
news because that means
for splitting my 100mb + videos into smaller A and
B clips that I can post separately.
Does this sound like a good solution or can someone suggest something
better?
(another editing or compression tool...?)
db
* == QUICK
use for
this purpose?
All tips will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
db
Google's Web Video Technical Requirements:
- We accept many popular formats, such as .avi, .asf, .mov (QuickTime),
Windows Media and .mpg formats. Also, .avi, .asf, .mov, .wmv, .mpg,
.mpeg, and .mp4 are all acceptable file
got something in exchange for something that Apple wanted.
Does anyone know if and how ATT changed their cellular network to
accommodate the iPhone?
db
mike wrote:
AT$T paid apple for the being able to offer the iPhone. As far as
carriers
being eager to get the iPhone, why did verizon pass
I notice the memory leaks but my bookmarks work OK.
I have firefox autoupdate turned off so it hasn't been updated in ages.
Maybe Firefox put out a bad update...
db
John DeCarlo wrote:
On 7/19/07, Jay Montero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What has happened to Mozilla Firefox? I run
... is it will make website spoofing and thus account
credential theft easier in general.
db
Mason Miller wrote:
The initial pages protocol(http vs. https) does not matter. It is the
method with which the data is sent to the server when the user hits
submit. As long as the form specifies
For use with Windows newer OS's, NTFS is the choice.
The reason external drives come formatted as fat32 now is to promote
compatibility/ read-ability with other operating systems. I can't
remember the tech particulars of this but maybe someone else can provide
them.
db
Tony B wrote
would like to be able to boot to Linux by changing drive trays etc
I haven't looked but am I'm guessing since this a WIN box the RAID is
probably hooked to the BIOS settings etc and changing drives might pose
BIOS config problems unless I also purchased an external RAID controller
?
db
Not sure about Vista, but XP Pro networking has a capability that
disables wifi connections after the computer sees a network via CAT5.
If you look at My Network Places/ View Network Connections in XP you can
see one or the other is disabled enable the one you want. Perhaps
Vista is
Do the Vista OS media also have XP on them for downgrading purposes?
Tom Piwowar wrote:
If I don't have the original computer, am I completely forbidden to use
it on a different computer?
My reading of the MS EULA is that an OS that is bundled with a computer
is only for use with that
to have and
use the XP pro license ID?
Can anyone elaborate with some of the details of how this works?
db
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I followed up on this statement. I contacted both students. One of
the two, who I believe purchased a Lenovo, had considered a downgrade
but found he got
also get some terrific deals on Dells if you buy from the
www.dell.com/outlet or the using coupons listed on
http://www.techbargains.com/dellcoupons.cfm
I would also stay with XP pro for another year before taking on Vista...
my two... er... three bits
db
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
I use a HP
The bearing is going out on one of them... one of the two moving part
physical failings of computers. Short of unplugging one or the other,
as Tom says, stick a plastic fork in one of them for a moment and you
will know which one it is. Then replace it...
db
Robert wrote:
I have a Dell
things...
db
Melissa Bell wrote:
Nicely put for those who exercise their delete finger. I have enjoyed
the health care back-and-forth, and even the Bill Nye insert. I went
to the posting and saw where the Waco paper had pulled the article
from their website. See, computerspeak
over 1 GB, driver install problems, noVista compatibility etc.
Does anyone have an internal 3.5 slot model that they can recommend as
being well designed built, works well etc?
db
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in the XP system tray and throwing the desktop drive icon in the trash
in OSX.
Recently, a friend of mine just hosed a 4 GB SD disk of mine when she
was copying pics off it by failing to do this. She wasn't sure what
she was doing and plugged and unplugged it several times...
db
Tom
In effect it would have data if the media card was in it. And it seems
to me pulling the media card from the reader without stopping/
unmounting it, would risk the same index table corruption...
?
db
John DeCarlo wrote:
db,
Taking a card out of the reader is exactly the same whether you
their lights work differently
I use card readers all the time and if I wait until the device is
finished I do not need to unmount it.
Agreed ... it gets tricky however when you have Window's AutoPlay etc...
db
I just discovered today that my new RX700 Epson printer which has card
slots on it, also
Who knew?
But now I do! Guess I'll just stick with my little portable USB SD
card reader...
Seems the simplest thing...
Thanks for all of your input.
db
mike wrote:
Yes, they are all USB.
Mike
On 9/12/07, John Duncan Yoyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aren't all these card readers USB
I second that! Incredibly cheap! Put the new drive and data inn a $35
external USB case.
Windows as a proprietary OS isn't really a build it yourself system ...
run Linux if that's what you need.
db
Steve Rigby wrote:
On Sep 16, 2007, at 12:07 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Don't forget
and wanted a workstation class
computer, you would buy from their Precision line.
You would also probably want a second hard drive where the files to be
rendered would be situated.
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
I just checked prices the processor I bought in February an Opeteron
170 has dropped
Windows Restore only restores the Windows Registry to a previously
created restore point state. It's not a total system backup/ rollback
tool. It won't restore changes to application software or user data for
instance.
db
Robert wrote:
I too have often gotten these messages when I try
broadband connection my email remains
constant.
db
Sue Cubic wrote:
At 03:26 PM 09/25/2007 -0400, Michael Drabick wrote
I need recomendations for a service provider that has reliable mail
servers. I currently have an account with Toad.net, and they are
becoming a very unreliable mail service
My Comcast broadband = $40 something/ mo.. I don't use the 5 comcast
email addresses I get because they will change when I move or change
broadband providers. I want to be free to take a better broadband deal
if one ever comes to this area...
db
Sue Cubic wrote:
At 03:04 PM 09/25/2007
Adware and Spybot I run them both manually, Adware first. I
always get additional hits with Spybot... the two programs work
differently I don't install Spybot's immunization TSR... supposedly it
can cause problems...
db
rlsimon wrote:
I switched from Norton 2003 to Avast and it seems to work
In order to control what gets put in a pdf and how, you have to use a
full featured pdf tool like Acrobat Distiller. It let's you embed
fonts etc while trading off with increased file size.
db
chad evans wyatt wrote:
Betty -
I am comfortable with several keyboard configurations
(Czech
Distiller is a little tricky until you get used to it.
Start with a Postscript file (.ps) ... if running Windows, you can
convert a file to .ps by using the Print to file option of a print
dialog box.
db
chad evans wyatt wrote:
Distiller, OK. I have that, and will learn to use
that in my
Setting up SCSI drives is complex compared to other types. Google for
some instructions for your situation..
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
IDE is simple. If it is the only one make sure it is set as master.
On the U160/U320 which are SCSI drives.
You have them plugged into their adapters
?
db
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glass matt batteries that are used in emergency lighting units so
are mass produced and inexpensive.
db
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My thanks to all the suggestions re. the UPS unit(s) that we have had
difficulty with. My husband got serious and did some internet searching re. APC UPS
units
Sometimes a card can get screwed up and a low level formatting can
help. Sometimes such can also be caused by a reader or connecting
method/ device... change devices
Also restart your computer if you haven't in a while...
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Thanks...tried that. Also tried disconnecting
There is also a new class of SD cards ... not backwards compatible with
older SD devices. I forget what they are called...
db
Robert wrote:
Is the new SD card exactly the same as the other cards that work?
I found out that the new, faster, SD cards (the ones that say they are
50x or more
you look things
seem to be costing a lot of money ... a lot more than we used to pay or
a lot more than is currently paid in some other countries...
?
db
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had similar experiences. Red Roof Inns and their ilk provide broadband
free of charge, but upscale
before, trying to get others I have, open out of the way etc.
I know the various techniques shortcuts that OSX gives you to deal
with these issues but they are clumsy and laborious compared to Windows
Taskbar where all can be seen at a glance and accessed with one click or
keystroke.
db
Vicky
would open a door to see the instruments and another door
to see what the speed is, and another for the tachometer etc.
?
db
Jordan wrote:
I'm very happy using Exposé gestures to view all windows or
application windows or desktop, and Command h or alt command h to
clear up clutter. And just
takes their physical designs to perfection level... why not
the user interface?
Wonder what Illuminous will be like?
db
Steve Rigby wrote:
On Oct 24, 2007, at 6:56 PM, Paula Minor wrote:
I can't help but say that the worst thing about Macs/OSX is the Dock.
Great operating system otherwise
it with the OS X machines available to me because of
Apple's more serially oriented interface.
db
Paula Minor wrote:
I can't help but say that the worst thing about Macs/OSX is the Dock.
Great operating system otherwise but whenever I am using OS X and
multi-tasking between programs, web pages
that would be the best I would think.
db
Richard P. wrote:
At our bureau, the key for the laptop cable lock has gone missing
during a transitional freelance period. Currently the Mac is locked
in place, but at some point it might have to go on the road. Cutting
the cable is an option
loathe to
install any of them without a personal recommendation because of the
possibility of catching some kind of malware in the process...
Freeware are often just trojan devices... as a practice, I don't install
any of them unless I have a personal recommendation.
db
Tony B wrote
Yes, and that is what you have to do with legitimate items too ...
there-in lies the problem. If it is well written most people will
never suspect foul play until they discover it accomplished nothing and
even then they may only be puzzled and not realize what happened.
db
mike wrote
whatever distribution/amplification gadget was on the
pole in my neighborhood and the recurrent service failure problem was
solved. It was a painful experience that should not have been necessary
but with time the memory of it fades
db
Jordan wrote:
I would guess that Comcast service
I can't tell you more than in my experience Thunderbird has some complex
hooks. It got a small corruption on my PC which I have never been able
to get rid of despite troubleshooting and uninstalls and reinstalls. I
ended running Tbird in its safe mode to avoid the symptom.
db
Jordan wrote
Speed Metal makes a number of models and some have your requirements.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=Speed+Metal+SATA+firewire+external+enclosurebtnG=Search
They are elegantly simple, durable and inexpensive. I have 3 of them.
db
Matthew Taylor wrote:
Anyone care to recommend from
efficiently ...
db
John McDonald wrote:
Hello everyone,
A friend's windows xp pro computer is running very slow from what she
tells me. I'm going to see what programs are running and turn off the
unnecessary ones. Then do scans with ad-aware and spybot SD. I'd love
suggestions on what else to try
(a consumer item) with a 3 or 5 year warranty (which are
typically oriented towards larger capacity robust commercial hardware
which all have fans).
Buying the single fanless enclosure(s) and HD of choice separately would
be the easiest way to go.
db
Matthew Taylor wrote:
... to find a hard drive
Plastic fanless enclosures fry because of poor heat dissipation because
plastic is more of an insulator than a conductor.
My experience is that vented metal fanless models like Speed Metal, in
which four sides are wire mesh, last just as long as internal CPU case
mounted drives do.
db
Tom
I don't use it other than to download MS updates... I use firefox but am
greatly annoyed every time I have to use it on some else computer and
can't easily find the controls for what I want to do in their minimized
to nothingness interface ...
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Why should I have to get
At some point, I imagine most all backup will be done online because of
the obvious advantages.
Currently Amazon's S3 online backup service is one that I am aware of.
Below are S3's rates.
Can anyone recommend others?
db
*United States
*
*/Storage/
*$0.15 per GB-Month of storage
.
I would think backing up and restoring such online would be
realistically do-able. ?
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
At some point, I imagine most all backup will be done online because of
the obvious advantages.
Yes, but not in the near future. The problem is restoring after a major
data
(although S3 seems
pretty reasonable to me...) but my bet is it is the future of backup for
everyone but the largest institutions
I would be interested to know if anyone has experience with any other
than S3 ?
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
The nice thing about using a hard drive as backup media
.
But that would be a rational approach when the world really only behaves
rationally occasionally ...
:)
db
John DeCarlo wrote:
On Dec 12, 2007 2:48 PM, db [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While average people have a lot of voluminous but not time critical data
such as digital photos, usually
of whatever is on that
one website that is grabbing my computers resources so I could go to
that pages tab and close it. ... ?
db
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
You can save all the open tabs. Go to bookmarks and three down the
list is Bookmark all tabs. This will let store all the bookmarks in
one folder
that it will take to transition to a new computer that I purchased
db
Fred Holmes wrote:
Why aren't you using Firefox 2.0.0.11 or whatever the latest is now? Maybe
this is a bug that has been fixed?
Try increasing the size of the system swap file by a whole lot. Maybe Firefox doesn't
user needs with the latest technology when
sometime less or older tech is more efficient/ functional for the orgs
needs.
When those two tendencies are both in play, it makes it difficult and
problematic.
db
Snyder, Mark (NGIT-CA) wrote:
Part of this, too, is IT fighting to keep its comfort
,
Engineering etc...) In those university areas, IT is staffed and run
along corporate lines.
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I probably have complained before about IT managers, but I am in a
special case. I belong to a major university in the DC area, and my
school has a small but deficient computer
alternatives... which seem to me to be worse for sure.
If you want to handle the components independently, that works too but
is a whole lot more work and complication for the user.
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
http://www.iolo.com/sm/freeapp/brands/zonealarm2/summary.aspx?session=14afed14
-4f10-45ff-b70c
! :)
As a student, besides being a young inexperienced very junior tech at
that time without the experienced professional vision you have now, you
just weren't exposed to the level where the problems that were being
discussed / complained about earlier in this string, originate from and
are handled.
db.
Tom
I think the trend is towards using off the shelf specialized database
programs and systems and not to hire someone to create a custom DB.
It's the natural effect of having created a lot of code over the years
and an increasingly specialized world.
You might try to get on with one of the big
Restart your computer and check the printer for jammed carriage or paper
path and try again. Try another printer if all else fails. Maybe your
printer died.
db
Christopher Range wrote:
Problem: I can't print
Solutions Attempted: I have un-installed and, re-installed the printer
driver; I
I think you have captured the essence of the problem accurately. It's
all about the money...
db
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
I like the system that we had in Montgomery County, Maryland, before
we received the Diebold machines.
It was a punch card system.
No, not the notorious Florida system
I wonder what the brand of puncher was ... does anyone know?
In googling, I see reference mostly to the Votomatic that was
problematically used in Florida. There is an older Coyle model shown
in a photo in the following link:
http://americanhistory.si.edu/vote/punchcard.html
look as
retro is fashionable or give it a modern facelift. Go DataVote GO!
db
On Jan 8, 2008, at 5:58 PM, db wrote:
I was looking for brand info on ballot punch device used by some
polling places. Some people have talked about using one that had a
lever that cleanly and consistently punched
.
And, in my opinion, it's not our simple folk motives or benefits that
you need to be factoring in if you want to really understand how our
democracy is working and why
What, me a cynic??
db
Michael Fernando wrote:
... they print a zero tape at the beginning of the voting day and
then a final
As I remember, our President asked us to ... keep shopping...
?
db
Steve Rigby wrote:
On Jan 11, 2008, at 2:02 PM, Vicky Staubly wrote:
I'm curious what facts you think they got wrong? Do you contend that
the Earth is NOT finite? Have you found a secret, infinitely long,
penninsula of land
I want to buy a DURABLE high quality brand of SD card with medium speed
RW capability (~9 mb/sec but don't need the fastest speeds
available). (It's for for my Canon digital camera which can also shoot
video but doesn't RW at the fastest speeds).
I have had a 512MB and a 2GB SANDISK Ultra
Can I ask who you bought them from?
db
Charles Rankin wrote:
Thanks to all who responded to my original questions about this. The
information I got here was very helpful. I ended up ordering
compatible cartridges for about 1/3 the cost of the Canon
cartridges. I'm sure they'll be fine
I doped out the Wikipedia correctly. Can anyone else add to
the above?
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
There is a difference between SDHC and high speed.
high speed refers to the writing time for the card to read and write
there are differences between cards.
SDHC refers to the standard
as being particularly good
but I can't remember the name of it...
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
That I am very aware of.
However the church will be well lit, not dark.
Stewart
At 03:31 PM 1/17/2008, you wrote:
I don't think you will find a web cam that will give you a decent wide
angle
An interesting project and capability though. Companies do it all the
time with expensive specialized equipment... I'd like to have that
capability using lesser tech myself .
I'll be curious to know if you work out something...
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
That sounds almost like what I
Interestingly, the University of Washington... a state educational
institution ... pays tax on all purchases. Not sure why...
db
Mike Sloane wrote:
No government entity ever pays any tax - not towns, counties, states,
or federal. So you cannot charge the tax. You may have to get a piece
Try the Canon PIXMA MP520. It is a multifunction printer which has two
paper paths. Really nice machine.
db
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
I'm interested in purchasing a Brother MFC 9840CDW Multifunction
Printer, but I don't like the fact that it (and similar Brother
printers) does not have
If you google all the security suite reviews, you will see that Zone
Alarm Internet Security Suite gets the best overall reviews. I have
used it for some time and am very pleased.
http://www.zonealarm.com/store/content/catalog/products/sku_list.jsp
db
Richard P. wrote:
I'm looking
that involved
ebay, their quasi, independent PayPal and two vendors.
I prefer to not subject myself to such complexity but sometime ebay is
the only place I can get an item so then I take the risk but knowing
that the price will be good but the overhead can turn out to be costly.
db
Richard P. wrote
Butter also works as an adhesive remover...
Steve Rigby wrote:
On Jan 30, 2008, at 12:06 PM, Constance Warner wrote:
I had thought of trying to remove the labels, but I didn't know if there
were any solvents that I could use that wouldn't damage the CD, and
removing the labels might leave an
. They don't need an enterprise based tool.
db
db wrote:
Can anyone recommend a free or open source Project Management software?
db
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that has no IT
staff for software wrassling..
db
Matthew Taylor wrote:
googling open source project management I came up with:
http://www.openworkbench.org/
And a whole slew of others. I have not used any of them.
On Feb 5, 2008, at 1:03 PM, db wrote:
I should have given you more information
Vicky,
Would you say that Gnome planner would be relatively easy for newbies to
use and cover the project planning basics of the type of project I
described?
db
Vicky Staubly wrote:
On Tue, 5 Feb 2008, Matthew Taylor wrote:
googling open source project management I came up with:
http
, seems like maybe they need more than
spreadsheets and docs?
On the other hand, as they only have Word processor, Excel and basic
membership Access database skills, and would be boggled by complex
enterprise level software, maybe that is all they can do... ?
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Microsoft
want to print out the whole timeline... what do you do? ...
print it out on multiple pages and tape it together or do you send it to
an output shop for large paper printing?
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
The office manager has always specifically wanted to have some big
picture time line ability
. And now that he
can get paid equally well elsewhere he and many like him are leaving the US.
db
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry, my post was a direct response to the previous comment regarding
airport security in France. I don't recall the original post. I can't recall
having personally
I don't understand what The downside: The software is routinely after
you to 'upload' your tree to their servers so they can resell your
information. means.
How do you upload a tree without having the software to create it with?
Can you explain?
db.
Brian Jones wrote:
Any
Why not? What are the pressures? Is the use of email lists lessening
in general?
db
Tony B wrote:
Cute fish. The more serious question: If email lists in general can survive.
On Feb 16, 2008 2:45 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The footer at the bottom of every post
be co-opted by you to power the cameras
I just googled: solar powered surveillance camera.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=solar+powered+surveillance+camerabtnG=Google+Search
db
Tony B wrote:
As you point out, this is a nice indoor webcam, but useless for
perimeter security. Add another
be doggy...
db
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Inspiron is the basic level home computer. XPS is a gamers system to
a pro system.
Depends on your needs. I prefer the Latitude systems as they are more
business oriented, more ports (serial/Parallel) plus a separate and
more advanced Video
laptops.
db
Judy Cosler wrote:
doggy meaning iffy/wonky???
db wrote:
Pentium processors are more powerful and expensive. Celeron
processors are less powerful, less expensive alternatives for the
home market. Pentiums/ more professional/ more expensive machines
are probably no more expensive
otherwise.
I have a gmail account but don't use it with lists so haven't observed
the phenomenon you are talking about.
I'm surprised that the Google tech people are thinking in such fuzzy
ways...
db
John DeCarlo wrote:
Wait a second, as far as gmail goes.
You should see all your *replies
capability consumes power
so basically they design new power saving (read wimpy..) processors
in laptops to extend battery life.
Are there any chipset wonks out there who know about these things.I
only know what I have heard via the gravevine...
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote
a matter of lending
them your Kindle etc... ...
Not exactly the user friendly pass the old paperback around definition
of sharing...
db
Myers, Jeffrey wrote:
Perhaps because with e-books, you can distribute, share, etc. with
thousands of people very easily?
Jeff Myers
-Original Message
No, but Mozy is excellent depending on what you needs are. Mozy has a
decent interface, free for 2 GBs, $4.95 for unlimited storage, 30 day
archiving of deleted files, no file sharing capability
db
Paula Minor wrote:
Has anyone used this service?
http://jungledisk.com/
I was just wondering
Yes but Mozy is basically a back up tool. Bandwidth limitations meant
that it would take. some days to transfer that much data either way.
Try out the free 2 GB to see if you like it. It doesn't take long to
set up.
I can't remember if it is Mac compliant but I think it may be..
db
Paula
to that contains the URL key string will be able to view your
material.
db
(The invitation could theoretically be passed around by your friends
however..)
Jeff Wright wrote:
Maybe this?
Your Rights
Google claims no ownership or control over any Content submitted, posted or
displayed by you
By social methods.. word of mouth. This is confirmed by comparing when
our problems started and when they got bit torrenting in earnest.
We've been trying to convince them to thottle their clients...
db
Tony B wrote:
I'm wondering how you've identified the problem? Or are you just
blowing
interests.
What is good for big business in the short term isn't necessarily good
for the country or even business in the long term.
IMHO
db
Ralph wrote:
Again Europe has a much higher population density than the US. Not
fully comparable. (Plus their regulations and rules are different
Effective regulation IS what prevents monopolies.
Assigned monopolies have come to be because business interests now
fund politicians' elections so they get their way. Bigger and fewer
companies makes business more money ... at least in the short term.
db
Matthew Taylor wrote:
Would
...
It's the businesses that have the motivation and are constantly
proposing mergers, not the other way around...
db
Matthew Taylor wrote:
Um, no. Until government stuck its hand in and granted exclusive
access via regulation, multiple cable companies had the option of
entering a market
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