Rich, as I ended my message it is probably the ramblings of a
pre-Carterphone decision mentality.
However, were my mom alive, she could easily fall in love with $15 a month
instead of $60 a month even if there were a slight latency and cellphone
quality to the sound. My pop would have loved the
Mark Koskenmaki wrote:
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From: Sam Tetherow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 8:56 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] WCA Weighs In Against Net Neutrality
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Good points Larry.
I agree with your defining backbone and last mile rules and how there
should be 2 different sets of standards.
George
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taxes to get subsidized services they would not or could not buy if they
were to pay the price voluntarily?
1) I think you are arguing for argument sake.
2) Have you read any of his book? He has data, PR, docs to prove his
assertions.
And who says that thier
No such thing as middle ground in regulation.
I actually think No Regulation at this point would be better than any of
the plans proposed so far.
And after compromises, it will just be a litigation fest like the TA96.
- Peter
Larry Yunker wrote:
Dave,
I can see your points and I agree
George,
Regulation could not be put into effect that would define last-mile,
middle mile and backbone.
When I called by Congress Critter's office to ask about his position on
NN, the bonehead staffer that answered the phone did not even know what
that was! Most of the 500+ elected Congress
SBC has already proven that at $17.99 people will move from dial-up to
DSL. So is it that people don't want it or that consumers don't want to
pay that much for it?
It's like free pie and chips...who doesn't want free pie and chips..it's
pie..and chips for free...
Sorry, couldn't resist.
I personally think this whole net neutrality is a combination of much
ado about nothing and the little guys not learning how to work together.
Will the RBOCs be able to wield any real power against the major content
companies of the world? No, they won't. But, what about the small
operations?
ATT and VZ can't de-peer for another 17 months, so we have that long
before it becomes imminent.
Where did the 17 month timeframe come from? AFAIK, without Net Neutrality
legislation, there is nothing stopping the big guys from pulling the rug out
from under the rest of us TODAY. If you are
Because you're not involved and you, as a content provider, have NO
interest
in my network. My customer, however, DOES want his VOIP phone to work,
as
well as your pages to load. Both can happen with QOS employed, no?
Your
web page loads no matter what. His VOIP phone
Title: RE: [WISPA] frame size and fps - was OT: about 70Mbps for under $ 6K
While it may sound great to have a "double
standard law," it isn't realistic.
I disagree for several reasons.
Recent FCC trends have showed that there should NOT
be a double standard between Cable and Telcos.
The
Mac
Thanks! Exactly what I needed! How is it going down there?
Dan Metcalf
Wireless Broadband Systems
www.wbisp.com
781-566-2053 ext 6201
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Internet phones must pay into subsidy fund, says FCC
Wednesday June 21, 12:03 pm ET By Jeremy Pelofsky
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Consumers who use wireless or Internet-based
telephones could see their bills rise, as the U.S. Federal
Earlier this year, we wrote about
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20060131/2021240.shtml Bruce
Kushnick's book, $200 Billion Broadband Scandal
http://www.newnetworks.com/broadbandscandals.htm , laying out all the
details for how the telcos were granted all sorts of subsidies and
benefits in
http://news.yahoo.com/s/zd/20060621/tc_zd/181552
para-phrased below
The term digital divide is passé and politically incorrect in the
context of municipal wireless access. According to industry experts at
the MuniWireless Silicon Valley conference, the new nomenclature is
digital inclusion
Actually,
My Outlook Express does the same thing when I
reply. I hate it. But I do not know how to turn it off.
Does any one know how to turn off the feature that
includes the bar on the left, when I reply myself?
Tom DeReggiRapidDSL Wireless, IncIntAirNet- Fixed Wireless
Broadband
Earl Comstock stated it best at ISPCON last year: The reason we are in
the mess we call telecom today is that 300 companies with an army of
lawyers and lobbyists spent $100's of millions to tell Congress the
FCC to regulate them and not us.
Regulation generally does NOT work that way. You
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I think this would be a great sales pitch.
Currently send a Linksys ($60) out with every new broadband subscriber at
install.
Why not spend the $18 more and make it a VOIP linksys router with a sticker
on the top, plug in phone, goto www.get and instantly activate voice
service.
It could
I have about 100 subs using my free voip service as a beta project.
I realized early on that there was lots to do to bring my system up to
snuf to be able to offer a decent voip product.
George
Tom DeReggi wrote:
I think this would be a great sales pitch.
Currently send a Linksys ($60) out
I am and always have been a StarOS fan. They came out on top when we where
initially tested various products 2 years ago and have been great since
however we had to revisited RouterOS recently when we noticed that the
majority of our traffic was 100 - 200 byte packets which was killing our WAR
Turn off the option to compose E-mail in
HTML.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 1:34
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Actually,
My Outlook Express does the same
check THIS out. VOIP ATA / NAT router all in one.
http://www.grandstream.com/y-ht496.htm
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It would be far cheaper to send them a SET-UP CD that includes copies
of AVS anti-virus, Ad-aware, and other security software. And has a
softphone client on the CD. Soft Phone can be pre-set.
CD would have to be autoplay with a GUI.
Tom DeReggi wrote:
I think this would be a great sales
In my experience ATA adapters have always given better quality voice than a
software solution.
P.
www.skyline-networks.com
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Sent: 21 June 2006 21:28
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Anyone have a good guide on setting up Mikrotik for a hotspot? I seem to
have everything working except for Universal Client. Can someone gives some
pointers on getting this going. In versions previous to 2.9 there seemed to
be an easy setting, but I can't find anything in 2.9 that matches
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Hi
Stephen,
Regarding performance gains, it is worth defining what
is meant by that term, as it can be vague and extremely
misleading
For
example, if my solution required a router, the fact that Mikrotik had built in
routing, while Alvarion did not, could be interpreted
Rick Smith wrote:
check THIS out. VOIP ATA / NAT router all in one.
http://www.grandstream.com/y-ht496.htm
Rick
How much these things running you?
I've been using the linksys ones but they are about 100.00 if I recall.
George
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Please read this note from our friend Frannie from Free Press. She needs
our help right away! We need to call these Senators.
Scriv
Hi John and Marlon,
We have a crucial vote this week in the Senate Commerce Committee. The
Committee will vote on the telecom bill (S.2686) - it's not a good
Yes they are, you have to ask for them but ATT offers these services to
business.
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Behalf Of Matt Liotta
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 8:38 PM
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Check this out. We net'd an increase in dialup over the last week of
plus 2 dialup customers. That's right folks. In this day and age in the
summer time no less. We added more dialup than we turned off. I can't
believe it but I am not going to turn them away for sure. Dialup still
pays a bunch
If you work with your Muni (many of us do) then it can be your life
blood in some cases. We do not use local tax dollars but we do use water
towers, we connect the police departments to cop cars and fire
departments to each other. Stuff like this IS the promise of Muni BB and
it is a great
Good idea. Definately would be cheaper, if considering the advertising
budget.
However, not sure it would be cheaper from support perspective.
everyone knows how to plug in a phone, and enter their credit card info on a
web form
But do something complicated :-), like plug in a
On 6/21/06, Peter R. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be far cheaper to send them a SET-UP CD that includes copiesof AVS anti-virus, Ad-aware, and other security software. And has asoftphone client on the CD. Soft Phone can be pre-set.CD would have to be autoplay with a GUI.
Forget CDs and load
Title: Message
Charles,
Excellent points.
However to expand on that. Mikrotik added software
feature is looked at as added value but in some cases looked at as a negative
feature. For example, sometimes all I want is an easy to install bridge. I take
a Trango out of the box, and bam its
George,
Check out the link Mac sent. It had the handytone for about $58.
Mike
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That's not quite it. I have never had my OE set to compose html...
There's one more setting.
From the main screen it is Tools - Options - Send (tab)
Uncheck 'reply to messages in the format they were sent or something close
to that.
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