Re: [OM] USB-C Cables

[Mike Lazzari]

> I can't speak for Bill, but can answer for our case. It was a matter 
> of distance....
> Be glad you live close enough to the transmitter.....
The key is the distance. And that also applies to ....

> ...there are so many other ways to access the material.
Around here a land line is the only way to reliably access emergency 
services. So my land line is bundled with internet as the best "value" 
for us. At some point in the near future we may be forced to change and 
buy into a different subscription service at higher cost since it has 
bundled product of no use to us. Sound like Adobe?
We are now subsidizing the local power utility coop which had the bright 
idea to go into the internet/phone business. So we, the ratepayers, are 
throwing our money at T-mobile to install towers in conjunction with the 
fibre the coop is pulling all over. This was supposed to be a money 
making proposition by now but in fact the ISP side of the business is 
sucking money out of the power side which has gone from a model power 
distribution coop to being massively in debt. Turns out that the ISP 
side can't get independent funding since its business model makes no 
sense so the utility side is guaranteeing the debt. Looks good on the 
spreadsheet but the bottom-line is the same for the ratepayers.
Article: <http://www.islandguardian.com/archives/00006367.html>

M



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