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[StealthArcher]

That you would buy with the money if you had it.

GO!

Oh, and no cars, because md has obviously owned you all.

[Mackie]

Time.

[StealthArcher]

Oooh, that's... surprisingly attractive to think about..


But If I go by the theory I developed, how would you buy the reversal of the entropical flow of the universe?

[Mackie]

Science!

[StealthArcher]

..... XD

[Dan]

A realy big data center on the backbone with lasers and killer robots to garud it.

[StealthArcher]

Some company was making a 100GB flash drive (thumbsize), so put a few thousand of those together, and awa you go, the robots... well thats a different story.

[Dan]

Well futtuershop sells exteranl 1TB drivers for around $300.

The real issue is the bandwith and geting a backbone connection. And renting the space.

[jernst]

immortality

[md]

I don't think I've owned anyone with my car, it's just a car... it's not like I'm the only one who owns a car either.

I'd build a cross country fiber network - and start investing in fiber-to-the-home in downtown cores but as a seperate endevour that happens to buy bandwidth from the nationwide network.

[Dan]

md @ 17th April 2008, 11:29 pm wrote:

I'd build a cross country fiber network - and start investing in fiber-to-the-home in downtown cores but as a seperate endevour that happens to buy bandwidth from the nationwide network.

I'd used your imganry fiber network as one of the many uplinks in my imganry data center.


Tho a fiber network that garuinteses neutrality and anamaity would be adamzing, epstaly if all the traffic was encrypted so even the USA could not get tap into it illgealy.

[md]

That's why I figure there has to be a good market for a neutral cross-country backbone. You'd get the ISPs who don't want to traffic shape, and if you price it right you could be very competitive with bell and rogers.

[Tony]

While at it, throw a bunch of cellular towers on top of that backbone. I want a wireless provider in Canada that doesn't suck. Since there's no competition, the best (actually "the only") deal you get for data is "unlimited" Facebook and a rate of $0.05 / KB. Oh, and it has to be an "authorized" device.

Compare that to the States, where for $99 you get true unlimited everything (data, text, voice call, video call). You know, a rate where you're significantly better off than in Canada, after just 2 MB of data (which is you know... just a couple of visits to Google Maps).

[Tallguy]

jernst wrote:

immortality

this is propperly the best one, cuse then u can save up again.....for a very long time......and then buy hover cars when they come out