...We'll have ourselves a ball.

It's simple really. The more desirable places to live have a MUCH higher barrier of entry, making it a royal bitch to get into, even for Google.

You don't, you instead use CentOS.

Pretty sweet bandwidth for satellite. What's your latency (ping) like though?

Hah, that made me laugh.

I can directly attribute this bump in speed in my town (Austin) to Google Fiber. Before Google announced they were coming to Austin, the absolute fastest consumer-grade connection one could get was 50 Mbits, through TWC. As soon as Google mentioned their intentions to enter Austin with their Fiber service, TWC immediately started offering 100, 200, and even 300 Mbit plans, with plans for a 500 Mbit service level on the horizon. AT&T did something similar with their U-Verse service as well. Hell, I can even get these speeds in the next town over (Buda), where Google hasn't even announced they're going to go into. A little competition goes a long way.

See also: FreeOTP

Talk about judging a book by its cover.

I'm guessing this is the only way that they can get into their home turf.

Because the punishment should fit the crime?

Don't forget terminating peoples' BitTorrent connections prematurely by injecting RST packets.

If I didn't know any better, it sounds like Apple might be gearing up to offer some sort of in-house virtualization, with this new filesystem laying the foundation for it.

John Romero has made you his bitch. Suck it down!

Aw Ken Williams. God I loved playing the Space Quest games as a kid.

Holy shit! I had no idea about the 3-display support.