You just proved the advantage of OSM, you can fix this! If you found the same problem on gmaps, you would be stuck with it until they decided to notice.

.. all about their dastardly plan

Face the music, planes are public places, people will talk. Also people will use the internet!

Its actually called Mou, sorry, its a markdown editor with instant rendered preview

I use markdown all the time. Mostly moc on Mac to edit it.

I think a truely unlimited service is the one where you can have a sim in your phone, laptop and ipad all on the same unlimited service. Tethering is all very well, but what about when you dont have one of the devices with you, or the battery is low, and any way it limits your speed.

I think that is quite a nieve statement, unfortunately what the americans do affects all of us, whether we like it or not, not least because they set a precedent for everybody else but because all the core parts of the net are in america.

they shutdown the mobile networks as well. if they hadn't most phones with bluetooth will connect to your computer as a dial up or gprs modem

don't people pay to watch on netflix? so on the one hand they might get money from ads, and people get a poor viewing experience, the other people watch what they want, when they want, ad free, and disney gets garrenteed money for every watch

too late is what that sounds like, i imagine most people will download within hours of it being broadcast. and really, what are they gaining in those two weeks?

thats presisly the problem of distributed caches and trying to put threads of the same job on the same phycial chip so they share caches

and it seems that slashdot nicely removes any non latin characters from my comment...

as a brit living in central ukraine, i have come to speak a mixture of three languages, often in the same sentences....

Other than the name, which is a trademark, not intellectual property, what are NAMCO claiming they own? the programming language, the program, presumably all the graphics, were all created by the students

3.6mbps is the national average in the uk, including rural areas, and the uk is far from broadband leader.. http://www.ofcom.org.uk/media/features/brspeeds