Optus' 100Mbps plan is what they call the "Optus Premium Speed Pack". An extra AU$20/mo on almost any Cable plan, plus a new DOCSIS3.0 modem, and you'll be chewing through your monthly quota about 5 times as fast. Then they throttle you. If you get the more expensive Fusion plans (the 'Unlimited' ones) the throttling speed is 256kbps. They try getting away with that because 256kbps is the minimum speed to technically be 'Broadband'. ACCC, attack!

430 out of >1,000,000,000,000

Chrome already uses the Keyring... at least it does for me.

Hasn't Australian politics always been a lesser-of-two-evils? I think the Chaser hit the nail on the head: Undecided, Uninspired, Unimpressed

Aside from the government making money. Applications that get classified as RC wouldn't be affected by any of the RC restrictions. The biggest restriction is that RC material cannot be sold in brick and mortar stores. iOS Apps aren't.

... but cake still nowhere in sight.

Gaming devices? Who would put an Xbox, Wii, etc. in a car?

You're doing it wrong.

That's exactly their business model.

• Counter-Strike
• Day of Defeat
• Team Fortress 2
• Alien Swarm
• Portal

It doesn't surprise me in the least,

The only software my Uni requires is completely cross-platform because it's Java-based. It also kills my battery life.

If only someone brought Sparkle to Windows...

If you read Matthew Reilly's Seven Ancient Wonders, you would know Australia dominates the globe.

it could fire blue, red and green turtle shells....

Looks more menacing when the stormtroopers appear to have pincers.

Inputting my friend's router's MAC address on his site (here) results in a location circle about 3km wide and about 10km away from his house. Close, but not close enough.