GM was walking around Georgetown Friday morning when he saw this:
The line wrapped all the way from about 30th to 31st. A few minutes later, the line stretched down 31st. Continue reading
GM was walking around Georgetown Friday morning when he saw this:
The line wrapped all the way from about 30th to 31st. A few minutes later, the line stretched down 31st. Continue reading
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Photo by Mike Maguire.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
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Photo by Mike Maguire.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
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A looong time ago, GM wrote about the fact that Georgetown was still a long way away from getting FIOS service installed. (FIOS is essentially TV over telephone cables). At the time, GM was mostly lamenting the low definition quality of English soccer feed over cable and pining for the higher fidelity of fiber optics. That was six years ago, and the availability of high definition Premier League soccer over cable or satellite has mooted some of that concern. But it’s still nice to have options. Sadly, we’re still a long ways from getting them.
According to an article from 2014, Georgetown is still last on the list to get the service. And that means we’ll see it no earlier than 2019. If GM were a betting man, he’d take the over on whether Verizon will meet even that extended deadline.
There is some history for this. It will probably come as shocking to people who haven’t lived in DC for thirty years, but cable television itself only reached all of DC in the early 90s. And guess which neighborhood got it last? Georgetown. Continue reading
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Photo by Daniel Lobo.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
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From the Washington Harbour:
Later a shrine was established to the beloved, deceased robot cop. Gone too soon:
https://twitter.com/peterwsinger/status/887429152420352000
If you, like GM, are confused about all this. This story sort of explains it. But not really.
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Photo by Mike Maguire.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
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