"Does it seem strange to anyone else that Verizon is releasing their upgraded video service just a month or so after introducing bandwidth caps? Or at the same time they're field testing 300 MB, $20/month data plans?"
Mount mirrors and lenses on a small, sturdy table and have a few beams of 1mW laser bounce around in smoke from a small smoke machine and you'll impress the boss enough to keep your lair. (and job);)
Including a small extra fee for access the municipal fiber network, for 1 month of 100/100Mbit with no caps or meters what so ever, I pay roughly 1.5 hours of my wage after taxes.. and I'm just above average for "low income".. I pay almost twice that for unmetered mobile 3G traffic on my phone though.. tethered to the laptop the gigs tend to run away so unmetered is the only way.;)
As far as I've seen from the latest Akamai state of the internet reports, Scandinavia is losing ground to South Korea and some other quickly rising countries... We'll see..;)
The Large Hadron Collider can definitely create microscopic black holes, the thing is that they are not dangerous as they would evaporate long before interacting with any matter.
until I installed windows 7 and it got an ipv6 adress automatically without a hitch.. (only used straight XP boxes and a FreeBSD with static ipv4 ip before)
Apparently my isp has been doing native ipv6 for almost a year now and it works like a charm.. for ipv6 enabled sites and services that is.;)
Excellent post, I didn't even think of the misrepresentation of parent zone, I wouldn't want my non-existant subdomains to point to some ad-infested search engine.
Just realised that because my DNS server is temporarily offline due to a broken switch, anyone on earthlink trying to access one of my sites will make earthlink money from banner advertising.
Here in central Sweden the shutdown of analog tv is sheduled for spring 2006, I'm quite happy as that would free up the 6M ham-radio band for me (requires separate license today because analog tv freqs close to it).
I've been on digital TV for...I don't know.. a bit over 5 years now anyway, 6 months ago I even switched to digital tv over internet and I'm happy as can be as I got 100Mbit when I signed up for it as it would saturate the old 10Mbit connection too much.;)
I use a LaserPro Mercury 50W machine at work, and can cut up to 20mm thick acrylic.. only our imagination limits the use of the machine... it's real fun work sometimes:)
http://www.lunarstorm.se/ has over 30000 people logged in most of the afternoons and evenings, and over 20000 all day long.....only drops to less than a couple of thousand like 5am..
Quite successful web-community reaching pretty much every person in sweden between 10 and 25 with just a slight computer interest..
Hehe, I'm helping out on a much smaller community with around 4000 users now...the poor linuxbox can barely take it;)
Ohwell...
MRTG over the Dreamhack internet uplink here
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Arrowhead in cooperation with Ebone
in combination with a Black Diamond:)
I'm on an ethernet connection in Sweden, 400km or so from Dreamhack, dunno really... Downloading at around 750k/sec from an ftp inside dreamhack... hehe;)
Slashdot Mirror
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HotSauce
http://downlode.org/Etext/MCF/
This was fun to play with back in 96
Still no height defined, so it would have no volume or mass.
We are quite safe.
Is this unit measured in 2D?
"Does it seem strange to anyone else that Verizon is releasing their upgraded video service just a month or so after introducing bandwidth caps? Or at the same time they're field testing 300 MB, $20/month data plans?"
um... the more expensive $20/mo option is ***300M*** ? what the heck are you doing over in that development country you call the states? ;)
I have no problem hitting 300M/day just using the mobile web browser when I'm away from home.... a few gigs on a slow/rainy day.
Not to mention tethering.
You could never go wrong with lasers.
Mount mirrors and lenses on a small, sturdy table and have a few beams of 1mW laser bounce around in smoke from a small smoke machine and you'll impress the boss enough to keep your lair. (and job) ;)
Including a small extra fee for access the municipal fiber network, for 1 month of 100/100Mbit with no caps or meters what so ever, I pay roughly 1.5 hours of my wage after taxes.. and I'm just above average for "low income".. I pay almost twice that for unmetered mobile 3G traffic on my phone though.. tethered to the laptop the gigs tend to run away so unmetered is the only way. ;)
As far as I've seen from the latest Akamai state of the internet reports, Scandinavia is losing ground to South Korea and some other quickly rising countries... We'll see.. ;)
The Large Hadron Collider can definitely create microscopic black holes, the thing is that they are not dangerous as they would evaporate long before interacting with any matter.
until I installed windows 7 and it got an ipv6 adress automatically without a hitch.. (only used straight XP boxes and a FreeBSD with static ipv4 ip before)
Apparently my isp has been doing native ipv6 for almost a year now and it works like a charm.. for ipv6 enabled sites and services that is. ;)
(Bahnhof in Sweden)
Now and then around 250G/day, it adds up ;)
100/100 full duplex connection with no restrictions, of course I do live in Sweden.
Of course, I do live in Sweden and I've got 100/100 full duplex in my wall..
(250 gigabyte) / (1 month) = 797.473874 kilobit per second
You would have to cap uTorrent to 512kbit and then just do very moderate surfing to survive the cap ;)
That's just silly.
Excellent post, I didn't even think of the misrepresentation of parent zone, I wouldn't want my non-existant subdomains to point to some ad-infested search engine.
Just realised that because my DNS server is temporarily offline due to a broken switch, anyone on earthlink trying to access one of my sites will make earthlink money from banner advertising.
Horrible.
NXDOMAIN HTTP etc.. lalala..
Would help if this guy actually knew anything about the http protocol, not to mention the dns protocol..
The stationary Macs weren't called "Power" until they were running on PowerPC, but the Powerbooks have been Powerbooks since 680x0.
The new Macs just might stay with the Power Mac name, but now they will be Power Mac I2 or such (Itanium2)
(I hope they will go Itanium2 or better of course)
Here in central Sweden the shutdown of analog tv is sheduled for spring 2006, I'm quite happy as that would free up the 6M ham-radio band for me (requires separate license today because analog tv freqs close to it).
;)
I've been on digital TV for...I don't know.. a bit over 5 years now anyway, 6 months ago I even switched to digital tv over internet and I'm happy as can be as I got 100Mbit when I signed up for it as it would saturate the old 10Mbit connection too much.
Cheers from Borlänge, South-central Sweden.
And of course as you should know, in Sweden, entrapment is illegal.
This is illegal in Sweden, FYI.
Why would one build a 100Mbit network in a modern business complex? You can get 10/100/1000-switches cheaper than 10/100 today afaik.
.hk is way behind Sweden, but a 100Mbit network does not impress us with 100Mbit internet connections to our homes.
Perhaps
Uhm... 154Mbit can't even be DDoS.. I've personally been attacked harder than that..
DDoS is often done through thousands of slave servers controlled centrally...
gigabits of bandwidth is absolutely no problem for a proper DDoS..
And...if 150Mbit can take the whole isp down.. (wtf, change isp!)
I use a LaserPro Mercury 50W machine at work, and can cut up to 20mm thick acrylic.. only our imagination limits the use of the machine... it's real fun work sometimes :)
http://www.lunarstorm.se/ has over 30000 people logged in most of the afternoons and evenings, and over 20000 all day long.....only drops to less than a couple of thousand like 5am..
;)
Quite successful web-community reaching pretty much every person in sweden between 10 and 25 with just a slight computer interest..
Hehe, I'm helping out on a much smaller community with around 4000 users now...the poor linuxbox can barely take it
Ohwell...
http://stat.event.dreamhack.org/
:)
;)
// _GNU_
Quite elite..
Arrowhead in cooperation with Ebone
in combination with a Black Diamond
I'm on an ethernet connection in Sweden, 400km or so from Dreamhack, dunno really... Downloading at around 750k/sec from an ftp inside dreamhack... hehe
Hugs
Well, the webserver is on a completely separate network.
Oh, damn.. forgot it's at uppsala.. but it was at kth before it moved just a year or something ago... that I am sure of..