There is a huge problem with file sizes (so both hard drive space and download bandwidth) with lossless files, so no, it's not entirely without problems.

Google barely innovates anymore. In fact I don't think they ever have - even their search engine is based on the older search engines. Gmail once again is just arguably done a little better and in beginning was just bigger than others. Otherwise, Google has bought out every other product they offer. Even Microsoft does much more innovating with their Microsoft Research.

Do you even know how much it costs provide dedicated bandwidth. It's not cheap. The only reason we home customers have as good lines as we do (arguably, i know) is because it's burstable bandwidth. Want dedicated? Then buy dedicated, at much higher price.

Generally, you cannot walk into a restaurant and just eat for as many days as you want, even when they advertise unlimited buffet. There are expected limits to unlimited offerings, and considering the state of the mobile network, it's not that surprise.

Because it is enough for most customers. They do specify these limits too. IF you want truly unlimited, non-capped bandwidth, buy it yourself. But expect to pay 25x more!

Those mobile phone networks are seriously hammered. If you want to know the exact price you pay, get non-unlimited right away. But it will be cheaper to get unlimited. However, unlimited only works because not everyone is using it to download 5TB off the internet a month. In turn, you get cheaper internet than dedi line.

From what I've seen, I'd just say that American car models are a thing of the past. Asian countries have largely taken that position, while European countries like Italy maintain the status of luxury car models. There's just no market for American cars. I am European myself and I've never heard any reason of having an US made car. A lot of people wanted Japanese cars, especially Subaru .. Then there's Ferrari and european luxul models. What does US have?

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