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"Oxford" <apony@pasture.com> wrote in message
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> "BruceR" <bruceNO@SPAMwhoever.com> wrote:
>
>> > i said: "in more advanced areas"
>> >
>> > learn to read.
>>
>> OK, I can read. Please name the "advanced area" you live in and some
>> other places you put in that category.
>
> just look for high population densities of macs, then you'll quickly
> see
> what i'm talking about... and see the future of communications.
>
> apple users always point the forward direction for society, so it's
> easy
> once you know that fact.

So, in other words, as always, you refuse to provide a simple
straightforward answer to even the simplest question: what city do live
in? It's a question that couldn't possibly jeopardize your security if
it's as big a community as you claim it to be. If you won't engage in a
straightforward conversation stop wasting everyone's time and go hang
out on an Apple fanboi page where you'll be welcomed.

On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 19:28:03 -0600, Oxford <apony@pasture.com> wrote:

>Justin <nospam@insightbb.com> wrote:
>
>> > I'm not taking sides here, please believe me about that. But I
>> > must say that here in NYC, wifi is, if not everywhere, really easy to
>> > find. If I need to use my notebook someplace and can't pick up a
>> > usable signal, I usually need only walk down the block.
>>
>> So, you agree then. It's not available everywhere. You need to go down
>> the block to find some.
>> Even in NYC, a densely packed "advanced area".
>
>don't make me laugh, NYC is a technological backwater, anything on the
>east cost is about 8 years behind the west coast when it comes to
>technology.

Of course, this "backwater" is responsible for 20 percent of all
federal income tax collections. Not to mention the fact that while we
are now feeling the real estate downturn as well, our market is much
more vibrant than the boom-and-bust cycles of the West Coast.
>
>NYC "advanced"... what a hoot!

So what exactly qualifies as advanced that NYC doesn't have. Most of
the city-wide wi-fi initiatives have ended up in economic shambles
beacuse there's no business model. The West Coast may love to float
businesses with no viable model, but that's not our style.
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 19:13:20 -0600, Oxford <apony@pasture.com> wrote:

>"Ness-Net" <richard.nodamn@nessnet.spam.com> wrote:
>
>> > they, like me, live in more advanced areas... free wifi is everywhere.
>>
>> Hey Oxy - just WHERE is this magical place you refer to?
>> You go on and on about "facts' - here's you opportunity to actually present
>> one.
>>
>> So..... WHERE? Put up or shut up.
>
>the most affluent university town in the midwest, and smallest town in
>the world that has it's own apple store, that's enough info.

The words affluent and Midwest don't go together, Oxford. One of the
most economically depressed cities in the country, Cleveland, Ohio, is
in the Midwest too. Tell me a bunch of Macs and ubiquitous wi-fi would
solve their problems.

And lest you think I don't know anything about Cleveland, I have
family who lives in the metro area and have been there twice in the
last year. Even area residents will tell you their economy is in the
dumps.
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