 | | Yay! Awesome. Good to see them using an Atlanta-based company to do it, too. | |
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 |  e_dubfranknbeansPremium,VIP
join:2001-08-12
kickin ass
kudos:2 | Re: Yay! I hope this works out for them. | |
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| | ackman
join:2000-10-04
Acworth, GA | Re: Yay! The homeless, the drug pushers, and the prostitutes will love the free wireless. Meanwhile, Atlanta firemen and police officers can't pay their utility bills on what they make. | |
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|  dot_nullPremium
join:2004-06-28
Kennesaw, GA | I agree! It probably won't make it up to Kennesaw, where I'm at, but it is still a push in the right direction.  | |
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| ackman
join:2000-10-04
Acworth, GA | said by squison:Awesome. Good to see them using an Atlanta-based company to do it, too. The same Atlanta-based company that recently laid off a bunch of folks and outsourced loads of jobs to India? I don't share your enthusiasm. | |
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| |  How much of the Atlanta area??
I seriously doubt it will make it up to me in the burbs, but for $18/month I would get it just for a backup.
peace | |
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| | | Re: How much of the Atlanta area?? The contract is with the City of Atlanta so I doubt it will go beyond the city limits. My guess is that they will start with the downtime area and build outward. I wounder if they will even make it to Buckhead. | |
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| |  nswintWho Built The Ark?Premium
join:2001-11-17
Union City, GA | Re: How much of the Atlanta area?? that's almost 1/4th of the inside of the perimeter. | |
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