It does in markets where it doesn't have to compete with FiOS. See What will happen if I exceed my data usage plan?

Comcast hasn't been able to go below 300 GB because of customer threats to switch to FiOS where available.

If these signs
Were here today
The final one
Would likely say
Myanmar Shave

Which new major-brand laptop computers that aren't made by Apple come by default with anything other than Windows 8.1?

Let me clarify what I meant by height: The p and i suffixes always follow a number of scanlines. 1080p means "frame is 1080 lines tall and progressive", and 1080i is "frame is 1080 lines tall, transmitted as two 540-line interlaced fields". The number of scanlines always equals the height of a picture unless the picture is column-major, which rarely happens outside portrait-oriented monitors.

They have to rewrite everything before they can change the license. Rewriting everything in LAME, for example, took a couple years.

And what I'm trying to say is that there are still plenty of worthwhile sites that are completely unavailable on iPad because of it.

Because very little of the Android documentation ever mentions Java. What mention there is, mostly as a file name suffix or package name, is likely covered under the nominative use exception. A trademark cannot be used as an ersatz copyright according to Sega v. Accolade and Dastar v. Fox.

How does API copyrightability "promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts"? Or, how does it help to deter interoperability?

Including movies shot on 35mm film and scanned from the negative at 4K?

p measures stand for "progressive", which is related to height. K measures, on the other hand, refer to width, where K means thousand pixels. In digital cinema, 4K is 4096 pixels wide, but only 3840 of those make it to consumer equipment.

In context I read it as "audiophiles who bring the same mentality to video".

Why are laws?

Why do undue barriers to obtaining "the proper licence" and becoming "the correct legal entity" continue to exist?

Why do dry counties continue to exist?

When was the most recent poll?

I visited Burster in Firefox on my Nexus 7 and got "We're very sorry, but Firefox can't play Flash on this device. Learn More..." So somehow Burster still appears to be relying on Flash Player. Besides, even on a PC running Windows® OS, will public libraries let users install Burster the way the libraries have already installed Flash Player?

Teaching doesn't necessarily mean filling the entire state-mandated hour with a lecture. Some schools have started to offer an option for "flipped" classes to students with home Internet, which let students watch the lecture on demand at home. This frees teachers to give more individual attention to students during class time.