My setup: an iMac hooked up to a broadband connection, from which I can grab all the episodes of "Lost" and "The Office" and "John Adams" I want, or whatever Hollywood movie I fancy (not too many of those, to be honest) in wonderful HD (via x264 compression).
The family's most important connection from which Nelson could expect preferment was that with a distant relation, Lord Walpole, the descendant of Sir Robert Walpole, who had been prime minister earlier in the century.
★ Jacob Silverman is the author of Terms of Service: Social Media and the Price of Constant Connection, from which this essay was adapted.
However, the mechanism proposed in [23] only notifies the source of the connection from which the packed is dropped, while ATRA notifies all the sources connections of which have passed through the affected route in the last T seconds.
Yet another standard in development, 802.11r is all about handing off a connection from one hot spot to another, which would be necessary if VoIP were to ever be a threat to conventional mobile phones.
In 1990, China extended a railway through the extreme end of the Xinjiang Autonomous Region to Kazakhstan, which enabled a connection from Lianyungang port on China's Pacific coast to European networks all the way to Rotterdam.
Mr. Naylor essentially hops from campaign event to campaign event, locating or arranging connections from which he can create portable Internet hot spots.
The army secretary was Cyrus Vance, and this period established personal and political connections from which Haig benefited for the rest of his public life.
Personally I blame the fact that I was still living in a dial-up world when this album came out, in fact I was suffering from a connection quality which made the Dead 60s album sound like a work of freeform experimental jazz-fusion.
The phone feels a little less premium than the AT&T-flavored Nokia handsets, but it'll come with 16GB of internal storage and an LTE connection from Verizon, which is pretty damn good for $49.
