That's an unusual and quite unexpected number of tagged categories.

Wouldn't that also imply that they purposely killed megaupload? What would they gain from that?

In actual money terms. I'm sure it's done quite a bit to harm both theirs and the US' reputation. I can't believe they would attempt to do something that they should already know they legally can't do. At least the lawsuits that will likely result from this should be a little interesting.

I really wish the government was able to kick out incompetence before things got to the 'scandal' level. It always seems like they're reacting to the latest disaster instead of preventing it from happening.

I think that only the thin black line at the end of the larger black line is recent proxies. It looks like the large black line was the mean. There's a good chance I'm wrong here though. :)

Although, looking at that chart it would appear that the mean has never moved much beyond 0.5 over baseline. It would appear that the latest graph shows 0.6 over baseline and is continuing to trend upwards.

Yep, moved all 18 of mine. I've been unhappy with their service for some time, and this finally gave me the little extra push needed.

When was Steam dropping credit card numbers everywhere?

My PS3 hasn't even been physically connected to the internet since the incident. Screw their Trophies, I can get most PSN games on the 360 or PC anyway.

I also haven't bought anything from Ubisoft since the incident with Silent Hunter. I can wait with the hopes they'll eventually come around and patch all this crap out. I have to confess though: I did buy Assassins Creed 2 for the 360. I did, however, go out of my way to grab a used copy.

Except for all the people still on XP, which has no native IPv6 support... http://www.techi.com/2010/10/windows-xp-still-the-most-widespread-windows-os/ and the fact that MacOS still doesn't work quite right with it... http://openradar.appspot.com/7333104

Since a standard 2003 install can live pretty happily with a 10GB system drive, but a 2008 install needs over 30GB to function.

I've never understood the 'PS3 is quieter' argument.

I have both the 360 and a PS3 and, while the 360 does start being more noisy then the PS3, the PS3 eventually becomes louder after about 20 minutes of being on as the fans switch to higher speeds.

Both are horizontal and sitting in an open media rack with no sides, and the PS3 has done this since I bought it. It may be because I'm operating it at high altitude, but I suspect I may just be unlucky.