… why? because it’s open. Which means that unlike, for example, GPS, it is not owned and controlled by the U.S. military or other governments, government agencies, network companies or ‘providers.’
Here it is working:
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… why? because it’s open. Which means that unlike, for example, GPS, it is not owned and controlled by the U.S. military or other governments, government agencies, network companies or ‘providers.’
Here it is working:
Posted by simon on Saturday, February 2nd, 2013, at 9:19 am, and filed under advertisement, network critical.
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