Why French DSL Service Is Like a Rude French Waiter
A spokesman from France Telecom, parent company of Orange, acknowledged what he called “forces majeurs,” which he said account for periodic broadband disruptions throughout the country. He listed typical causes such as power failures, floods and other “acts of God.”
[tags]technology, god[/tags]
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Since 2004, R-Echos is an experimental online magazine dedicated to republication; topics vary from biology to graphic design, from ecology to business. It agglomerates anything which is about art, computing, science. His form is made out of collages of texts, links, images, references, videos and sounds - choosen with care to take part to this very personnal publication.
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