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by Sistertech on Jun 30th in Internet, Modems, Wireless Routers
I am appalled, absolutely appalled, at the number of issues my clients are having with their routers and modems. It’s a crime. Well, perhaps that is a tad too strong. But verily it is a sign of the willful estrangement of some devices and IP’s from The Fount Of All Streams. Sistertech would like to [...]
by Sistertech on Feb 8th in Books, Broadband, Internet, The Book of Uncommon Prayer
On the day’s first access to the Internet O Lord, bless the Internet to our use, and us to your service; make us grateful for the blessings of broadband access, and mindful of the computing needs of others. Amen. – an excerpt from Sistertech’s The Book of Uncommon Prayer
by Sistertech on Feb 6th in Books, Internet, Modems, The Book of Uncommon Prayer, Wireless Routers
Wedding bells! What joy! The wedding was splendid! It is much too long to put in a blog post. Here’s the ceremony.
by Sistertech on Jan 27th in Freedom, Internet, World Events
Sistertech could not suppress her glee at hearing Secretary Clinton add “the freedom to connect” to FDR’s Four Freedoms. Brava! The first four you’re probably familiar with: freedom of expression, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear. To those, Clinton tacked on a fifth freedom — “the freedom to connect”: The freedom [...]
by Sistertech on Jan 25th in Broadband, Internet
My friends at ReadWriteWeb speculate that it’s because of the recession. Could be. If so, that means the US economy is a lot worse than she thought. You’d have to be pretty desperate to scale down from broadband to dialup. Those NetZero commercials couldn’t be having that much effect, could they?
