BT tried this in the UK. Retrospectively, they found that it would have pretty much cost the same to lay fibre to everyone's door as it would be to maintain their fibre to the cabinet system. 80Mbit/s is what you can get at the maximum. I live about 300m down the road from the nearest phone cabinets I've seen and I get about 60Mb/s

Pretty much any deal in the UK comes with unlimited texting in the UK or extraordinarily cheap.

Literally a lie in any civilized country....

Most depressing thing I have ever seen:

I'm now more depressed than ever :(

+1

Broke, or fixed?

At least battlefield 4 didn't have a shaky launch due to its DRM

One would hope the only way that one takes the law is literally. If it were open to interpretation as to what was actually illegal well I guess we would have a quagmire of issues...

Interestingly, currently from the UK it is cheaper to pay for a vpn and US netflix than than the UK netflix version which has less content.... If it they were truly separate comparies, they would compete for this market, but they will never.

Non-citizens apparently are denied quite a few of these rights thought...

It's nice that you've had more than 4 friends but more interesting is OCZ drives.... I have an OCZ drive that I acquired due to the shop being out of sale of Crucial equally sized 240GB drives. It's had windows 7 on it since a year and a half ago and is working fine now. No errors ever reported. If everyone who has ever had a hard drive die on them is just going to post we could have a marathon of karma

Good god; we better avoid anything that is only one molecule away from another!

DOS = Density of States

And he's not even a true Scotsman!

Ridiculous rubbish........ 7,000m/380m = 5%, not 0.05%. Please try to be sensible with your numbers. That is one in twenty people is a native English speaker.