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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment HeckRuler commentedI second Yish. Flood them with cheap laptops, not nessesarily OLPC.
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An error occurred while saving the comment HeckRuler commentedBut if it was government funded, wouldn't that be a conflict of interest? Since we're gonna get a CTO and all.
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An error occurred while saving the comment HeckRuler commentedrevosteevo, did you just say our power-grids are reliable? And you want to squeeze some more efficiency out of them? Good lord, no.
"Smart" is a buzzword, but those are some good goals.
We need to improve our electrical infrastructure (both transmission and distribution) to support alternative energy, as well as a matter of national security.
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An error occurred while saving the comment HeckRuler commentedYep, not in the CTO field.
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An error occurred while saving the comment HeckRuler commentedThat doesn't really involve the CTO much...
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An error occurred while saving the comment HeckRuler commentedI wholeheartedly agree with this idea. But naysayers like kybernetikos have a point. I think that ISPs should have the freedom to sell whatever they want. However, anything less then unrestricted access should not be marketed as the internet, which makes the company something other then an Internet Service Provider.
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An error occurred while saving the comment HeckRuler commentedNaw, it's not the root of all problems. Your problems maybe, but it's not like it causes cancer. And I enjoy buying affordable goods that are cheaper due to lower production costs. It's also the reason why India and China became first world countries.
And how would you stop it? with tarrifs? No, the only way to beat outsourcing is to work harder/smarter.
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Empathetics, did you know that it's a legal, not hardware, issue that keeps the official Adobe Flash player from shipping on the OLPC? You can install it later. Or you can live with the free and open Gnash, which admittedly doesn't play youTube videos, yet.
I'm pretty sure the WindowsXP version would ship with Adobe Flash. It'd just cost more.
So what else do you think it can't do?