NYers looking for a broadband provider that will allow access to content
and applications of their choosing now have two providers to choose
from. I am very excited to report that the oldest ISP in NYC Panix.com
supports Network Neutrality. Please reward these companies for
supporting fair and
Way to go Panix.com!!
I see Panix advertises a Home Office DSL package
-- corporate speeds at residential prices.
6.0Mbps/768kbps, $79.99/month (1 yr commitment)
Worth checking out...
Rob
--- Dustin Goodwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NYers looking for a broadband provider that will allow
NYCwireless January Meeting Announcement
All are invited - please re-post everywhere!
TONIGHT!
TONIGHT!
TONIGHT!
Wednesday, January 25th, 2006 at 7:15pm
Bway.net
568 Broadway at Prince St, NE corner
Suite 404
New York, NY 10012
[Please note: Everybody will need to sign-in in the lobby.]
Getting and Serving Mobile-formatted content
As you know a lot of websites haven't yet cottoned to CMS rule of write once,
publish everywhere. Some very popular sites still have only standard pages.
Curbed.com has a .5Mb home page. How do you use the site with the mobile phone
you have?
Up until this Saturday, Jan 28, dance company Troika Ranch is
presenting its digital dance theater at EYEBEAM in Chelsea. The
production uses wireless technology and custom software to let dancers
use their movements to manipulate the visuals and the score of the
piece.
My wife has worked with
I am using several soekris 4521 boards with smc 2532W-B pcmcia cards running
pebble linux with hostap and am generally satisfied with the operation and
performance. There is just one small detail that keeps nagging at me and that
is why these boxes consistently run pings to adjacent boxes on
Ive been thinking about buses and wifi. Bus riders want to know
where the bus is. If there were an access point at each bus stop, the
bus could simply ping each bus stop. The bus stops AP is mapped to a
location, so the system would then know the last bus stop the bus left
and be able to
