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Linksys has a new 8-port Gigabit Ethernet switch that's apparently selling for around $160. [Hack the Planet]
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>WiMAX is the next big name in wireless Internet access. WiMAX is a trade group formed by Intel, Nokia and others, to promote 802.16, wide area wireless Internet services and technologies. [Edward Mitchell: Common Sense Technology] comments < 8:11:02 AM
>Is Syria next? Big question. One thing most people don't understand, is that given our focus on the Loose Nuke Problem Syria rises to the top target. Why? It is the prime sponsor of the delivery system for loose nukes (terrorists). More than any other country in the world. While it may not have programs to produce WMD, it can deliver them (remember, N. Korea is about to engage the capacity to produce 60 nukes a year, likely to be sold to the highest bidder). Given this logic, Syria is on thin ice as it attempts to reinforce Iraqi resistance. It is providing ammo to its critics. Here is my question: Do you think we will go to war with Syria in the next year? [John Robb's Radio Weblog] comments < 8:08:45 AM
>Saddam's fatal error: he imagined he was Stalin in Russia during WW2. He thought that he could trade territory for time to wear down the enemy. This was a scale error, one on an order of magnitude in its disparity (German troops in Stalingrad were 1,200 miles away from their nearest "safe" zones vs. ~ 250 m for US troops in Iraq). He also didn't destroy infrastructure. This was due to his inability to appreciate the ability of US airpower to disrupt his C3I. Baghdad was for all intents and purposes left intact in the last war. This war was different. This left Saddam without bridges blown, fires burning in oil fields, etc. All of which in combination could have delayed this fight for up to three months. In the strategy of hyper-war: we got inside his decision making loop. [John Robb's Radio Weblog] comments < 8:07:59 AM
>Looks like the fat lady in Iraq is clearing her throat and about to burst into song. [John Robb's Radio Weblog] comments < 8:07:33 AM
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