It also depends on how many internet users you need to support. For a single person, having a 30/30 or even a 50/5 should be more than adequate for the modern web, where you're not going to notice much of any slowdowns. I have 4 very heavy internet users in my household, including myself, and we were consistently choking on Cox's 50/5. To give you an idea, there are 2 people who like their Netflix, 1 person downloading and uploading class assignments (sometimes very large projects), and 1 person who needs ready VPN access to his employer with VOIP capability as well as does a lot of hobby and Open Source development (me). All 4 of us are also heavy gamers both online and offline (almost every Nintendo System and 3 separate X-box 360's in the house, along with at least 1 computer per person, though if I were inclined to share there'd be 2 computers for 3 of us, plus several 'Bones and networked 'duinoes).

For this I went to Cox's second to best tier which was 100/10 (actual speedtests performed to my personal VPS as well as various speed checkers on the web were reporting in the neighborhood of 130/17). This speed was more than adequate for us, but we found ourselves bumping and jumping the 300GB soft limit almost monthly with various game updates and downloads (If we didn't have the gaming addiction we do, we'd have been fine..and no, none of us do the CoD thing, though I'm getting sick of the roommate's Destiny obsession...) so we have moved to the Top Tier which gives 150/25 and a 400GB soft limit (the same speed tests have been averaging at 132/33, though I'm fairly certain it's just the way I have to run the cables in the crawlspace to get signal to every outlet that's causing the download degradation, and right now I'm renting so it's not really worth it for me to re-run new lines. I'm more concerned with increasing the internal wireless bandwidth by adding a dual-band access point as the router is getting overloaded on its single 2.4GHz band channel trying to support all the devices that are trying to get a piece of it).

No idjit, it's called: Get that chip off your shoulder and focus your resume and your interviews into all about what you can do for that company. It took me 13 fucking years to learn that one myself, and I got absolutely nowhere until a brain injury completely broke the part that had the "victim chip". It also broke the part of my brain that processes fear. The upside, I don't play what-if scenarios to death in my head anymore. I'd say that I realized that it was an exercise in futility... but it's more a switch got flipped where I don't care one way or another anymore. The downside... it's really hard for me to empathize with other people. I can do it, but it takes a lot of effort, now. Another downside is now I have trouble pronouncing larger words and sometimes finding the right words for what I want to convey.

The point here is people are just as able to sense fear as dogs are. If you go into the interview and have a meek attitude or appear too desperate, you're gonna be circle filed in anything but the smaller Mom & Pops (and if you're too bad, even then). If you go in and make a showing like you'd be able to own the position, and it wouldn't be too much skin off your back if you didn't get it, your prospect just shot up considerably. A humble showing isn't going to get you anywhere, and neither is a "shit don't stink" showing. You've gotta show that you've got the cajones to handle anything that comes at you, but the personality that's gonna help those around you to not be completely put off.

Yes. But it's ok because it wasn't harvested by a mexican, it was harvested by a civet.

Nobody... I have a car parked out there somewhere, just can't see it.

I eat out almost every night... My wife loves it too. No expensive restaurant required.

Outside lane means the right, slow vehicle lane. Where the Semi's are supposed to be if they're not passing anyone. The law you're talking about only applies to the Inside left hand lane, otherwise known as the hammer lane. If you're just cruising there and you've got a faster vehicle coming up behind you, you have to move over or risk being pulled over.

The really screwed up thing about Georgia: If you're cruising 82 in a 70 in the left hand lane and you've got traffic behind you, you can be ticketed by anyone (municipal, county, or state) for speeding, And get a separate ticket for impeding traffic. If you're doing 80 or less (81 can also be dismissed as reasonable doubt in court without penalty to the officer or municipality/county due to the +/- 1mph error margin given to ALL speed detection devices), municipal and county enforcement can only get you for impeding traffic, though state still has the legal ability to issue both.

And nothing of value was lost... (I was almost going to say "except for maybe the Marvel movies", but then I realized: outside of their initial theater runs, I've not watched a damn one of them aside from filler noise at friends houses, and I have no desire to.)