Where we're going we don't need roads.

They need to hurry up with those flying cars. And now .

Believe it or not, back in the dial up days we had unlimited for $20/mo., and the number was local so that cost nothing extra. I was fairly young, so there might have been a usage cap without me knowing, but we never once couldn't connect. Go Concentric!

I sure am glad they didn't try this in central Florida, they would have had some huge bandwidth usage on their hands in protest. It's strange hearing about stuff like this in other states, because down here, Time Warner is pretty generous. We called and told them about a couple small outages, and they bumped up our internet speed for free. That said, their upstream offerings suck for basic plans (max ~70kb/s), but we were bumped to about 100kb/s upload max. Not too shabby for free.

So, you know, I can use 44 gigs by Wednesday and save myself some time. Thanks, Time Warner!

And no way in hell anyone would want to fund just the bandwidth to run that kind of service and provide worthwhile speed.

This works in more than one way:

• Twitter = popular and trendy.
• Facebook = wants to be more popular and trendy (and wants the liveblogging market).
• Therefore, Facebook's new homepage is Twitter.

Don't forget the possibility of ObjC extensions for Ruby.

Well that, and whether or not said subject will blend and/or run Linux.

Mail Goggles tries to prevent drunken emailing. This feature delays mail from sending for five seconds.

Like the times when one typos a two letter word.

I'm an Apple user and I hate the usual fanbase. It's embarrassing to see the things militant Apple fanboys say, and I hang my head in shame at them. Just sayin'. It's sad to see a company you've been behind for so long get flooded with those types of "fans."

He's not lonely! He's got his developers, developers, developers, developers!

People listen to music with RealPlayer? Well that's news to me.

Wii discs can't be read by a normal PC, either (well, not supposed to). And then there's every other cartridge-based console...

So anything $69 and up?

They're there in their room.

Sorry, Slashdot. I so rarely get a chance to use that.