Fibre to the Home is a fundamentally different 'product' to that needed to host web servers.
A fibre to the home service is still basically an asymmetric download service (even when the final hop is sold as symmetric), because that is how the provides infrastructure is manage to provide the optimum service.
The fibre used for hosting provides may be asymmetric but that will be outboard traffic, symmetric, or even more expensively actively managed symmetry.
This situation reminds me of the time I worked for a Telco; the first Telco to offer consumer ADSL in the UK (Not BT).
The majority of the early adopters were computer buffs that wanted to run web servers on the line and we did nothing to prevent them in practice or the contract.
However we still got a myriad of complaints they simply could not grasp the point the ADSL was asymmetric and the entire business model was built on that fact. ADSL was designed to be a consumer service for fast internet access, not hosting.
This situation still applies today, even with fibre services to the home that are symmetric. The providers infrastructure is tailored/profiled to be asymmetric. It is optimised to provide the optimum service the the majority of customers, who are mostly consuming content.
It looks like there is an attempt to make an example of this company when perhaps mediation would have been a more suitable approach give they attempted to comply but failed procedurally rather than pursued a policy of wilfully evasion.
Some elite hacker, He doesn't seem to have made any effort to cover his tracks. His hacker 'handle' is easily found links directly achievements on encyclopediadramatica and his twitter account which leads to his real name, which links to both facebook and linkedin profiles amongst many other sites, with photos and lots of personal data.
This dates back to earliest availability of paper stock, White Papers were published on the best quality white paper, the drafts used cheaper paper stock with a green hue.
The semantics are also quite interesting, the french carte blanche (card white) which now means roughly having "full power" in English.
I noticed the Media kept saying the explosions where AT the Farmont Plaza Hotel for several hours afterwards. When even a cursory comparing of the many photos to Google maps showed they were in fact several hundred meters away.
There seem to be a few post making incorrect assumption and raising questions. I was involved as a technical architect on the long term preservation store aspect of this project few years ago.
archive.org
The BL is already cooperating with a number of other organisations do the same thing thing, including the archive.org, the Smithsonian, Scottish, French, Australian, Canadian and quite few other National Libraries. archive.org has been an important technology spike for these but is not the whole solution.
Preservation
BL has a legal responsibility to preserve it's archive, including this content essentially forever; which is a significant technology challenge.
Legal
archive.org is essentially opt in; the BL programme is legal deposit requirement. The site content for any uk tld should be collected at least once a year. An important piece of the technology puzzle is to identify these and mange this process.
Scale
The last scaling I saw placed the BL archive about two orders of magnitude larger than archive.org and growing faster. The number of new websites in.uk grows faster than the awareness of archive.org.
There are a lot of challenges
Not an idiot just applying the classic Big Lie Strategy, whilst most experts are still blustering at the absurdity of the lie; he's moving on to announce his next big lie.
Slashdot Mirror
Fibre to the Home is a fundamentally different 'product' to that needed to host web servers.
A fibre to the home service is still basically an asymmetric download service (even when the final hop is sold as symmetric), because that is how the provides infrastructure is manage to provide the optimum service.
The fibre used for hosting provides may be asymmetric but that will be outboard traffic, symmetric, or even more expensively actively managed symmetry.
This situation reminds me of the time I worked for a Telco; the first Telco to offer consumer ADSL in the UK (Not BT).
The majority of the early adopters were computer buffs that wanted to run web servers on the line and we did nothing to prevent them in practice or the contract.
However we still got a myriad of complaints they simply could not grasp the point the ADSL was asymmetric and the entire business model was built on that fact. ADSL was designed to be a consumer service for fast internet access, not hosting.
This situation still applies today, even with fibre services to the home that are symmetric. The providers infrastructure is tailored/profiled to be asymmetric. It is optimised to provide the optimum service the the majority of customers, who are mostly consuming content.
It looks like there is an attempt to make an example of this company when perhaps mediation would have been a more suitable approach give they attempted to comply but failed procedurally rather than pursued a policy of wilfully evasion.
The irony of this page is palpable
https://www.adeccowaytowork.com/en/career-center/tools/181
So you work for Accenture.
A better idea would be to seed the honey pot passwords to phishing attempts while waiting for the host to close them down.
Theistic believe correlates with lower IQ and Conservatism.
Depression also correlates with high IQ
What could this mean.....
The fact that could even think they are screen shots reveals you are an idiot.
Some elite hacker, He doesn't seem to have made any effort to cover his tracks. His hacker 'handle' is easily found links directly achievements on encyclopediadramatica and his twitter account which leads to his real name, which links to both facebook and linkedin profiles amongst many other sites, with photos and lots of personal data.
This dates back to earliest availability of paper stock, White Papers were published on the best quality white paper, the drafts used cheaper paper stock with a green hue.
The semantics are also quite interesting, the french carte blanche (card white) which now means roughly having "full power" in English.
The way he insensately interrupts other people is beyond belief.
I noticed the Media kept saying the explosions where AT the Farmont Plaza Hotel for several hours afterwards. When even a cursory comparing of the many photos to Google maps showed they were in fact several hundred meters away.
Would point out that the authorities lost the deep suspicion of interest-bearing loans is a least as old as Aristotle(who was Not A Fan)..
When they worked out to use fractional reverse banking to rob the system blind.
Third Site - JFK Library reported by BBC
Second Site seems to locale for this photo
http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/2013/04/Boston%20Photo.jpg
This Google Map location
Seems to match this photo
http://blacksportsonline.com/home/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/boston-marathon-explosion2.jpg
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-22160978
Live Feed from BBC
archive.org The BL is already cooperating with a number of other organisations do the same thing thing, including the archive.org, the Smithsonian, Scottish, French, Australian, Canadian and quite few other National Libraries. archive.org has been an important technology spike for these but is not the whole solution.
Preservation BL has a legal responsibility to preserve it's archive, including this content essentially forever; which is a significant technology challenge.
Legal archive.org is essentially opt in; the BL programme is legal deposit requirement. The site content for any uk tld should be collected at least once a year. An important piece of the technology puzzle is to identify these and mange this process.
Scale The last scaling I saw placed the BL archive about two orders of magnitude larger than archive.org and growing faster. The number of new websites in .uk grows faster than the awareness of archive.org.
There are a lot of challenges
- Maintain structure and semantic context.
- Searchable Meta Data
- Searchable Content
- Re-Presentation
Anonymous missed a trick if they wanted to be really offensive with their photo-shopping because the NK Missile is called "No Dong" in Korean.
There will be another astroturfer biggin up bitcoins in order to pump his own 'investment'.
Just so that when they track down some peon they are throw a life sentence at him.
Not an idiot just applying the classic Big Lie Strategy, whilst most experts are still blustering at the absurdity of the lie; he's moving on to announce his next big lie.
The strength of his rhetoric is direct reflection of his weakness.
I constantly wonder how these people get any work done given the amount of time they seem to spend on blatant self promotion.
Glad to see it sometimes backfires.