As another happy Sonic.net user, I'll second those sentiments. I'm sure AT&T and Comcast have people working overtime to figure out a way to crush them, as they have most of the other small ISP's in this area. The fact that Sonic has navigated these shark-infested waters while operating with integrity as they continue to grow is pretty amazing. It proves that you can make money while doing good, something the big boys have long since forgotten. You won't be reading anything like what Dane posted written by a CEO of Verizon or AT&T or anyone else that illegally cooperated with the Bush justice department in their noisy but ineffective war on terror.

The encryption process should be changed to allow two passphrases, one to decrypt the drive and another that destroys all data when entered. "Are you feeling lucky, punk?" comes to mind regarding the choice the prosecutor then has to make regarding his demand to enter the passphrase.

Try having your meeting in a room without chairs. Tends to lend some urgency and clarity to the discussion.

Ooshna is right. That's supposed to be -259 Farhrenheit. I'm not much of a copy editor.

It still doesn't get down to 259 F in Alaska, the freezing point of methane, even after the resignation of Sarah Palin.

Who does the RIAA use for an ISP? Maybe if third parties make complaints, the ISP will take down THEIR service. It's only fair.

Is that C$19,370 or US$19,370?