The US is not like Europe. I think this is an effort to slow down or minimize a growing portion of file-sharers. AT&T and other are charged by the quantity transfered. So unabridged and unneeded network usage could eventually hurt the average customer by raising prices. Every company rides the survival line. There is no free ticket. If you drive 200 mph through every state, every day, I think you should have a bigger daily gasoline bill than Mr. Joe Average.
I don't know if it is possible to; what about those species of monkies that can carry and do carry the virus but are resistant to it's effects? Will the species always have the virus in their offspring?
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The US is not like Europe. I think this is an effort to slow down or minimize a growing portion of file-sharers. AT&T and other are charged by the quantity transfered. So unabridged and unneeded network usage could eventually hurt the average customer by raising prices. Every company rides the survival line. There is no free ticket. If you drive 200 mph through every state, every day, I think you should have a bigger daily gasoline bill than Mr. Joe Average.
I don't know if it is possible to; what about those species of monkies that can carry and do carry the virus but are resistant to it's effects? Will the species always have the virus in their offspring?