Yes.
Back when Portugal had ridiculous data limits on international traffic, there was a version of eMule that filtered the traffic. There was even a option to allow a certain amount of international traffic and then stop allowing international transfers. It was tailor made for portuguese people tho. I'm sure in NZ there's a ipfilter.dat for utorrent that only allows inside traffic.

The internet needs a font for sarcasm.

But does it print Linux?

Yes, you withdraw them from the ATM machine.

You're probably using a facebook blocking application/extension. I had to disable Facebook Disconnect before the icon appeared.

No they didn't. I just invited someone 3 hours ago.

What they did, and has been done since they "enabled" invites was to throttle the amount of people that can join. So only a certain amount of people can join in a certain amount of time. So if they say it's "full" then you just have to try later.

Also the e-mails aren't instant anymore. So I would believe if you get an e-mail you would get a guaranteed invite. But I wouldn't count on that.

The only use for the blink tag:
Schrödinger's cat is <blink>not<blink> dead.

Have you tried OpenCL? I don't know about waves and stuff, but for SHA-256 hashing my i7-930 CPU does about 8 Mhashes/s and my NVIDIA 470 GTX does about 150Mhashes/s. I heard ATI does even better when computing integers.

I cried.

If they did why didn't he encode a message relaying all our important documentation in advancements in technology so we could be 20 years ahead in technological terms? They have modems in the 90s, i'm sure they could understand it...

How many companies show you pages like this or this? Facebook is even worse by not letting you control what information they give out to their "partners".

My phone's battery charges in seconds! ~7200 seconds.

Postal 2, I believe it was called "Capture the Snitch" or something like that,

This happens to me as well, I host a FTP server in the US, if any of my Portuguese friends want to download anything at max speed (25Mbps) they have to use a download manager that allows them to use separate connections to download separate parts of the same file. Either that or I split the files with winrar and they download 10 files simultaneously. Note that it's not multiple peers like bittorrent, but multiple connections to the same IP. I believe there is an artificial cap in a router somewhere in the middle, but it's easily bypassed.

The individual connection cap seems to be around 4Mbps.