Sunday, May 29, 2005
Global warming at the North Pole
Two Intel engineers recently deployed a Wi-Fi hot spot at the Barneo camp, just 60 miles from the North Pole. The camp was a complex of tents situated on an ice cap, used by scientists for research in April when ice conditions were relatively safe. Even then, temperatures rarely exceeded -20F. They installed a wireless LAN on several Centrino laptops then used a satellite phone to connect to the Internet. The researchers were able to use the wireless network to access files at their headquarters, send and receive e-mail, conduct business transactions and, although the news bulletin didn't say, surf porn.
Researchers scanning the personals columns and purchasing enhancements
- posted by Woofwoof @ 6:47 AM
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heh heh heh
I keep trying to think of other captions for the picture. yours sums it up so well.
Ummm, dang. The porn one was the best.
How about, "wow, Hans, this e-mail means that you can be larger ?
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I keep trying to think of other captions for the picture. yours sums it up so well.
Ummm, dang. The porn one was the best.
How about, "wow, Hans, this e-mail means that you can be larger ?
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