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I came across a post on DCist today; the post was published a little over a week ago, but I think th news is still pretty awesome. Apparently, cell phone service will be available in the 20 busiest stations in the DC Metro system. Beginning in mid-October for customers of the four largest cell phone service providers (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-mobile), with service in te other 26 stations within a year.

Better than New York, but the system doesn’t run 24/7.

I’ve finally decided to revive my blog, though I’ve moved it from Blogger to my own domain and host so that I can make the most out of hosting I’m actually paying for and planning to use primarily to develop websites and applications I think would improve life or some process with which I’m intimately familiar.

So far, I’ve been spending my time trying to figure out how doing all of this on a shared host will change in comparison to all the online tutorials on web development which assume that work is being done on a local machine, and with complete root user access.  I’ve done this before, but with each new host and new version of cPanel or other management software, the details change, sometimes dramatically.

Hopefully things will work out — let’s see what happens.