Re: [LUNI] Who lives on the west side of St. Charles?>>> becareful what you leave around in bits

From: Dan Yocum (yocum@linuxcare.com)
Date: Tue Mar 27 2001 - 17:39:57 CST

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    Martin Maney wrote:
    >
    > On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 12:43:08PM -0600, Dan Yocum wrote:
    > > If you get a business line, I'm sure it's no big deal.
    >
    > Yes, if you do that. Most home users don't, of course, because it tends to
    > cost more - often a great deal more. And I'm not so certain that even
    > business-class contracts wouldn't disagree with this sort of use. I may be
    > mistaken, but I believe I've seen prohibitions on reselling the access in
    > non-residential DSL TOSes, too. I suppose that's part of what they feel
    > they need to do to justify pricing, say, half a T1's worth of bandwidth so
    > much lower than a T1.

    So, here's what we'll (my _business_ partner and I - aka, the person at
    the other end of the link) will do: form a small corporation that makes
    no money, pays no employees, has no tax obligation of any sort, *but*
    requires internet connectivity. Nobody is reselling nuthin'. There's
    nothing saying that we can't have a distributed office.

    >
    > But really, the problem is just that you're doing this all backwards, Dan!
    > First you find a location with good connectivity, then you choose a house.
    > Doing it the other way 'round... It's just wrong. :-)

    Hee hee hee. Requirement #1 of the new house: ability to run around
    naked in the backyard w/o the neighbors complaining (i.e., it has to be
    heavily wooded).

    Don't nobody come around without calling first!

    ;-)

    Cheers,
    Dan 

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