Wireless Service for a small town

[teddymills]

12 years ago the "cool tools" where a lot more expensive than they are now.
Imagine a server farm or even a unix server 12 years ago? $$$$$$$$$$

Even as recently as in the 90's I used to buy one CDR at $15USD EACH in
Chicago,
and thought it was a bargain.  I remember selling some used 16MB SIMMS for
$500 cash, each.

I used to live in small Northern town, and yes, I agree. They more rustic.
"root" to them, means the stuff in the ground.

What about a car trip out to this location?



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From: "Erebus" <erebus-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org>
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Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 1:03 PM
Subject: RE: [TLUG]: Wireless Service for a small town


> What I'm curious about is what small Northern Ontario town has a server
farm
> in it. I lived in small Northern Ontario towns (Longlac, Terrace Bay,
> Schreiber) for 12+ years and no one was cool enough to have a server farm
> anywhere near where I lived. I wish someone had been that sophisticated.
>
> Frank (now in Mississauga)
>
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