I'm no hacker but if you already have access to their systems then wouldn't it be easier to just change the phone number to one you control than to intercept a phone call or some such. Just a thought.
A similar article in the Globe and Mail points out that the 18-24 year olds aren't listening to the latest pop chart toppers but are instead "tuning in to Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin - the music of their parents' generation", which is the reason for the back-catalogue price drops.
In any case the article seems a bit more unbiased than the CBC/CRIA fud.
300KB/s down
Usually pretty consistant. I get the best speeds on the movie trailors from apple.com's movie trailor page.
45KB/s up
The upstream seems to be capped in the modem. It will actually send at over 100KB/s for the first 2 seconds or so but then the router (modem) kicks in and caps the upstream bandwidth. I suppose this is for page requests and the like.
I believe this is the study in question.
If you read the article linked, you will know that these machines will both sell and BUY bitcoins.
I'm no hacker but if you already have access to their systems then wouldn't it be easier to just change the phone number to one you control than to intercept a phone call or some such. Just a thought.
I made a simple homepage for myself with links to sites I visit frequently, a search bar and a weather widget.
It seems Charlie Angus's constituents got their message through. He is the NDP MP for Timmins/James Bay. The Facebook comment is especially good.
http://www.charlieangus.net/houseitem.php?id=70
A similar article in the Globe and Mail points out that the 18-24 year olds aren't listening to the latest pop chart toppers but are instead "tuning in to Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin - the music of their parents' generation", which is the reason for the back-catalogue price drops.
In any case the article seems a bit more unbiased than the CBC/CRIA fud.
This seems to be the patent: System and method for providing recommendation of goods or services based on recorded purchasing history
FairPlay is actually owned by Veridisc so it may not be up to Apple to choose who to licence it to (if at all).
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http://64.244.235.240/explained_contentprovider.a
Apple has just posted a Knowledge Base article on how to add your music to the iTMS.
1 91 for more info.
Check out http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93
300KB/s down
Usually pretty consistant. I get the best speeds on the movie trailors from apple.com's movie trailor page.
45KB/s up
The upstream seems to be capped in the modem. It will actually send at over 100KB/s for the first 2 seconds or so but then the router (modem) kicks in and caps the upstream bandwidth. I suppose this is for page requests and the like.