I don't know for the US, but in Canada (Montreal) we have at least two ISPs in any region (Telco and Cableco). But since they also own TV stations and Media, they aren't really pushing for bandwidth and/or higher caps. (Bell & Videotron). I don't mind the speed, altough I'd like it to be faster, but the caps are preventing people from using alternate sources for shows and movies (ie: Netflix). They're not really competing on either speed, quota or price. Either on tv, cellular, internet access or even phone service. Why should they? it's not like they have real competition. Kinda like the oil companies.

Now, what about Oil companies, Telcos and similar crooks.

Firefox ME won't be so stable.

???

It does have permanent storage, it's just not made out of rotating platters.

The difference is nobody sends you unwanted garbage bags

No, but with a HDhomerun and some PVR software such as MythTV, it's only a minimal fee. Or a one-time investment for a Channel Master DVR.

That's why I use a screen protector on my phone

I don't think *everything* is captured, the storage requirements would be insane.

You mean like Telcos, Cablecos, Oil companies, Banks, and such?

So, like choosing between Lieberals and Cons in Canada?

What's even more ironic is that inexpensive monitors only have VGA. they would be even less expensive if they had DVI (or HDMI) since they could skip the A/D part. But they want you to buy the more expensive ones for digital inputs.

Why not? With hardware encoding an old A64 won't even be breaking a sweat recording two shows while watching something else. haven't tried HD since I don't own an HDhomerun yet.

Canada and every first-world country.

Does that mean it will now detect chair throwing?

THIS...

That's why I'm using an old clicky without that key.