Ahead at Lightspeed
Posted: Fri Aug 25, 2006 12:33 am
Around noon, we started getting calls about a big brown box being installed near Madison. What is it, why, who did it, homeland security? dangerous? So we jumped in the car, and off we went.
We found it was the first Lightspeed box, and I believe there will only be 40 or so when they are done.
How much more would this double be worth as a single with Lightspeed at their fingertips!
While it looks huge on a tree lawn or compared to this station wagon, some day you will be able to get cable TV from boxes like this all over the city.
Some Luddites thought this would be unsafe. Here you have a pretty good view to the light on Madison and the traffic coming.
After that, we were so overwhelmed by the technology that might be in these boxes someday, we thought it would be fun to see what our house might look like with space explorer stuff in our front yards! (These are not real houses, they are only Lakewood "style" homes)
In front of a nice Lakewood Bungalow, Nice! I bet that house wouldn't stay on the market for the whole 6 month average!
Be careful that is close to the tree! It could cost the owner a white $137.00 dot!
Upscale. still looks nice.
Lakewood is a city of porches. Imagine sitting there wondering about all the technology running through the inside! OR on a quiet night I'll bet you can hear the hum. Don't worry, it's not dangerous, they only use the same amount of volts as an air conditioners.
Maybe we should change the name? The Gold Space Coast!
Looks just like a mini apartment! Fits in well.
If this two family was turned into a one family the people on the first floor could go upstairs to see over it.
Maybe we could get trees and learn how to part their branches over them?
This guy must be sad. One in ten will be underground. Nothing cool for him to look at and dream over. They put his wires underground. Luckily for most they pushed ahead with this before Council ruined it with talk, talk, talk.
AT&T said someday soon we would all have cable from these boxes, at the same price we currently enjoy or slightly more. Telephone service, internet, and who knows? With much of this information on these wires being used for AT&T's business or homeland security. I feel like Iraqi Operation Freedom just came home to Lakewood.
.
We found it was the first Lightspeed box, and I believe there will only be 40 or so when they are done.
How much more would this double be worth as a single with Lightspeed at their fingertips!
While it looks huge on a tree lawn or compared to this station wagon, some day you will be able to get cable TV from boxes like this all over the city.
Some Luddites thought this would be unsafe. Here you have a pretty good view to the light on Madison and the traffic coming.
After that, we were so overwhelmed by the technology that might be in these boxes someday, we thought it would be fun to see what our house might look like with space explorer stuff in our front yards! (These are not real houses, they are only Lakewood "style" homes)
In front of a nice Lakewood Bungalow, Nice! I bet that house wouldn't stay on the market for the whole 6 month average!
Be careful that is close to the tree! It could cost the owner a white $137.00 dot!
Upscale. still looks nice.
Lakewood is a city of porches. Imagine sitting there wondering about all the technology running through the inside! OR on a quiet night I'll bet you can hear the hum. Don't worry, it's not dangerous, they only use the same amount of volts as an air conditioners.
Maybe we should change the name? The Gold Space Coast!
Looks just like a mini apartment! Fits in well.
If this two family was turned into a one family the people on the first floor could go upstairs to see over it.
Maybe we could get trees and learn how to part their branches over them?
This guy must be sad. One in ten will be underground. Nothing cool for him to look at and dream over. They put his wires underground. Luckily for most they pushed ahead with this before Council ruined it with talk, talk, talk.
AT&T said someday soon we would all have cable from these boxes, at the same price we currently enjoy or slightly more. Telephone service, internet, and who knows? With much of this information on these wires being used for AT&T's business or homeland security. I feel like Iraqi Operation Freedom just came home to Lakewood.
.