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Thursday, July 8, 2004
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 Thursday, July 8, 2004
started 7/8/2004; 8:23:06 AM - last post 7/14/2004; 12:06:38 AM
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Doc Searls - Thursday, July 8, 2004 
7/8/2004; 12:23:06 PM (reads: 5069, responses: 4)
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Hondo - Re: Wednesday, July 7. 2004
7/8/2004; 2:09:07 PM (reads: 742, responses: 0)
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Especially in August. Most of the corn before that isn't from Jersey, or isn't that good.
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Kevan - Re: Wednesday, July 7. 2004
7/8/2004; 3:40:18 PM (reads: 757, responses: 0)
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I'll have to agree on corn and tomatos, and I do like Jersey blueberries. But NOTHING beats Maine blueberries. Lobster and blueberries for every meal, that's what I say.
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Sean O'Dea - Re: TV vs WIFI
7/9/2004; 3:33:05 AM (reads: 826, responses: 1)
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"Are the networks using 2.4GHz for video somehow?"
Possibly! http://pro.sony.com.hk/pr20040306k.html
There is also the possibility of 2.4GHz wireless mic systems which have been around since at least 2001.
Even if not actually operating on 2.4GHz they use such a large amount of RF gear ( wireless cameras, mics, talkback, intercoms etc) on such a wide range of frequencies that the resulting RF "soup" in the convention will easily desensitize WIFI receivers to the point of uselessness ( $50 WIFI cards have out-of-band rejection appropriate for their price point ! ).
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Doc Searls - Re: TV vs WIFI
7/14/2004; 4:06:38 AM (reads: 936, responses: 0)
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That's probably so. But in my experience it's usually other stuff that screws up wi-fi, not wi-fi that screws up other stuff.
How much ya wanna bet that there will still be wi-fi there? :-)
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