Unless every Comcast subscriber decides to switch providers, wouldn't participating in such a lawsuit be shooting oneself in the foot? It could result in higher prices to offset the perceived cost of not doing the p2p restrictions during times of high bandwidth consumption.
Tale as old as time
True as it can be
Barely even friends
Then somebody bends
Unexpectedly
Just a little change
Small to say the least
Both a little scared
Neither one prepared
Beauty and the Beast...
It appears the 48% statistic given by slashdot and the MSNBC / Newsweek article may have been transcribed incorrectly by the journalist summarizing the data. According to the poll data tables (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17875540/site/newswee k/) (see table 13) linked from the original article, the 48% is actually the number of people who said evolution is 'Well-supported.'
Also from the same table: --39% think evolution is 'Not well supported.' --13% 'don't know.'
But this doesn't change my opinion that it's still a rather poor poll question.
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The difference is Google honors DMCA requests.
Unless we're all just five-year-olds walking around using big words and operating dangerous machinery...
Did you just slashdot the geocities site of somebody you didn't like? If so, nice.
Were there any obscure cults waiting for something like this? One similar to Heaven's Gate perhaps?
Unless every Comcast subscriber decides to switch providers, wouldn't participating in such a lawsuit be shooting oneself in the foot? It could result in higher prices to offset the perceived cost of not doing the p2p restrictions during times of high bandwidth consumption.
Reminds me of Painstation.
Maybe it's time to evolve?
http://slashdot.org/firehose.pl?op=view&id=298027
Welcome to the MacGyver age.
Maybe some models will come with a nice rack? Storage is the rave these days.
Beanstalks are out of fashion now? Hrmph. I bet they use those fancy metal ladders now too.
Tale as old as time True as it can be Barely even friends Then somebody bends Unexpectedly Just a little change Small to say the least Both a little scared Neither one prepared Beauty and the Beast...
It appears the 48% statistic given by slashdot and the MSNBC / Newsweek article may have been transcribed incorrectly by the journalist summarizing the data. According to the poll data tables (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17875540/site/newswee k/) (see table 13) linked from the original article, the 48% is actually the number of people who said evolution is 'Well-supported.'
Also from the same table:
--39% think evolution is 'Not well supported.'
--13% 'don't know.'
But this doesn't change my opinion that it's still a rather poor poll question.