Since http://oceanmarketinginc.com/ uses GoDaddy, and the story of Weebly's fun with GoDaddy, maybe we just need to complain to GoDaddy to get the DNS for OceanMarketing removed..

For those who do not know, here is the weebly story:

http://david.weebly.com/1/post/2011/12/godaddy-a-glimpse-of-the-internet-under-sopa.html

After all, this is multi-touch with feet and not multi-touch with fingers....

Why does it matter what types of 1's and 0's I send over the air? Is it a big difference when I send 1's and 0's from my laptop as opposed to my cell phone? After all, I am still limited to the same speed and volume....

If I have paid for data, I would like to use data, thankyou.

Considering the amount of words in there already that, at one point in their life or another, where considered slang...

no.

At the same time, in-depth info should be made available on request. Too many times have people built slide decks as the whole of their presentation and totally forgot that there are some people who either by want or need, will request much more info then can be presented in a deck or during the Q&A.

But they may believe that if they use it enough in adverts, people may think that they patented it....

He also should have a second set of keys (or a Password Vault) available in case the driver dies in a fire with the keys on him.

See, the removing the default F* keys and making me do a Fn+F* to use it bothers me more then the Sysreq key. I use the F* keys a lot on all my keyboards.

And BTW, using Apple as an example for what is right is questionable.Remember, long ago, they decided that end users did not need the ability to right click...

I think that I currently have 3 DC's in storage with a ton of games. I guess that it is time to dig it out and play it again...

Unlimited? Comcast yells if you download/upload too much in one month. Note, that the limit is high (currently 250GB/month) but the fact that there is a limit, is by default not "unlimited". That does limit my effective speed to 768 kbps (96 kBps) which is "slightly" lower then the 12 Mbps (1536 kBps) in download speeds that they sell.

What it really comes down to, is that Comcast is doing both. They are limiting the amount you get per month, and the speed you get it at.

Just remember, the internet is proof that a large amount of monkeys behind a large amount of keyboards does not produce Hamlet. Just porn.

I think that you miss the point. The phone companies and cable companies make it possible to do P2P by providing the bandwidth to the end users...

I am still surprised that they do not go after Google, since you can search torrents there also..