I agree, I personally don't like "unlimited" advertisings for many products when they have limits but in this case I would have to side with the FIOS guy... 77 tb of data is huge. Whether he charges for it or not is irrelevant, the guy's service is no different than a business. They asked him to switch to business... it seems reasonable to me as well. I actually find they were rather flexible if they let it reach 77tb
The interesting data here is he is consuming 30,000 more than the average user. which would mean the average user uses between 2-3 gigabytes of data.
article? this is slashdot, get with the program, we make stuff up as we argue on our perceived idea of what the article sounds like as we go along - with bonus points if you can come up with a car analogy.:p
quick! somebody at HQ patch the universe DRM of the universe or the little tiny simulons on the terra grid might jailbreak the universe and run unauthorized code... that might affect the stability of the universe and they may created pirated planets... which would result in a loss for the RIAA (Galactic RIAA)
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42 is the anwer? What was the question? :p
lol I need caffeine, my mind has not woken up yet... but then again, I might need a brain as well :) .
Thanks for the clarification
I agree, I personally don't like "unlimited" advertisings for many products when they have limits but in this case I would have to side with the FIOS guy... 77 tb of data is huge. Whether he charges for it or not is irrelevant, the guy's service is no different than a business. They asked him to switch to business... it seems reasonable to me as well. I actually find they were rather flexible if they let it reach 77tb
The interesting data here is he is consuming 30,000 more than the average user. which would mean the average user uses between 2-3 gigabytes of data.
I can't wait until I play angry birds on there... with birds that are there and not there at the same time. woohoo
definitely more fun than 68 :P
virtually any vps will allow you to compile node.js (sometimes by installing extra repositories, depending on the distribution)
now bugs can go on a spacewalk... tiny step for a bug, but huge step for bug-kind :p
most dev people have to do cross browser debugging so they install at least 4... do they get extra points?
article? this is slashdot, get with the program, we make stuff up as we argue on our perceived idea of what the article sounds like as we go along - with bonus points if you can come up with a car analogy. :p
there are so many in the news, it is difficult to keep track
that was hilarious :)
No wonder AJAX is complicated unless you use a library like jQuery :p
Asteroids with lasers are ok - it's sharks with lasers you have to worry about :p
not me, at least according to a few people :p
ponemon, pokemon :)... looks the same to me
Lol, excuse me while I go to te grocery store and get some fake lemon :)
Enough said :)
can't be much more, considering sales and pace of innovation of both manufacturers :p
need some brain job to create zombie.
not for everyone I know :p
dig deeper, you'll see it is a bit more complicated than that.
then tons of slashdot people will want to program it to be their virtual girlfriend... I am sorry I don't have a car analogy for that yet :)
they can even keep things free with robots exclusion files
quick! somebody at HQ patch the universe DRM of the universe or the little tiny simulons on the terra grid might jailbreak the universe and run unauthorized code... that might affect the stability of the universe and they may created pirated planets... which would result in a loss for the RIAA (Galactic RIAA)
Or if newt gingrich gets elected :p
I am disappointed... in this rant, we people who like linux don't even get mentioned... next year is the year of linux on the desktop, i swear :p