And how should the government do that? With the tax income that these companies managed to avoid paying? Cool story bro.
The government should take money from the poor and funnel it into the coffers of these corporations. Did you miss the part where government is for the privatization of gains and the socialization of losses?
The alternative is asking for bankruptcy.
I can just about guarantee you that several buyers of bandwidth in Phoenix had contracts with the people who owned this fiber and those contracts specified multiple redundant paths out of the city.
Odds are we're looking at backup system failure or contract fraud. Probably the former.
How so? Everyone gets the same speed....
It's almost as fair as the toilet paper supply in Venezuela, Comrade!
That fact that they need to put a multi page FAQ on their website to explain how to create a login account without a credit card number is telling enough.
Ah - they'll face opposition in some southern cities where they want to expand Google Fiber, but they won't suffer the wrath of the LGBT... community.
In their defense SAP's software is even worse bloatware than the crap McAfee puts out.
So how many times did iTunes ask you for your credit card number?
Actually it isn't. This service only works for full retail versions of Windows. If you are an OEM user it won't work.
Put the key in off the license sticker on your PC
Yeah, the one that rubbed off the bottom of your laptop in three months and you forgot to take a picture of it when it was new...
You're wrong. They had the ISOs publicly available at Digital River for yonks over FTP. Then they pulled them down.
MS just likes to make things harder for paying users than needs be.
Ah, I hope Redbox helped fund this feature since they're going to be a primary beneficiary!
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you forgot to order the right Compaq IDE laptop header adapter. Whichever one it is for this model...
Suddenly a Laplink cable and a VirtualBox running DOS with a detachable D: doesn't seem so awful bad. Move the image from the XP box via flash drive or network, mount it loopback and profit before lunch.
IIRC, old laptop HDDs weren't designed for easy replacement.
Yup, USB connectors for IDE drive. Either that or use COM port to transfer files with good old crusty Windows hyperterminal. Make sure the COM port is set to the highest possible bandwidth.
The one day you'd sell your soul for something, souls are a glut.
