If the problem is that ISP's can't afford the bandwidth they're using, isn't there another problem here all together? Bandwidth needs are going up--not down. How will the internet function in the future?
I would accept that criticism only if your reply was composed on an IBM mainframe. I worked hard on my little ASCII-binary converter. Got an "A" on it in Fortran Programming. Damn right: Fortran. BOW!
As much as I love my Mac, I must admit that the last thing a developing country needs is to be helplessly tied to a major corporation. If Microsoft offered them Windows and was accepted, we'd all be up in arms.
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If the problem is that ISP's can't afford the bandwidth they're using, isn't there another problem here all together? Bandwidth needs are going up--not down. How will the internet function in the future?
I'm sorry. I admit that I lied. I did not use any program I wrote for my Fortran class. I actually used my abacus. Sorry for the deception.
I would accept that criticism only if your reply was composed on an IBM mainframe. I worked hard on my little ASCII-binary converter. Got an "A" on it in Fortran Programming. Damn right: Fortran. BOW!
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Most backdoor hole problems can be patched with the application (of) Preperation H.
Probably Dan Quayle's favorite topping.
The way the title kerned-out on this horrible school LCD, I thought it read "Tomadoes". I was like, WTF are tomadoes?
As much as I love my Mac, I must admit that the last thing a developing country needs is to be helplessly tied to a major corporation. If Microsoft offered them Windows and was accepted, we'd all be up in arms.
I use BitTorrent so I KNOW I'm safe...
I wonder if this breakthrough could lead to better birth control options.