According to an anti-net-neutrality-sponsored study, people aren’t going to have enough bandwidth to do the things they want online by 2010. Fact is, I’m at least 4 years ahead of the curve and the report. Why should ISPs improve network access when they could just sit on their pile of gold?
While the internet continues to grow in both size and complexity, the speed that rural ADSL users are almost completely stagnant. Something needs to be done before the gap between urban and rural ADSL harms the online economy.
The file host is moving into traditional hosting!
This thread is really going to bite me in the arse one day, but this needs to be said:
The modern trend of releases unfinished, untested games is getting old, but I fear it’s here to stay.
There’s been a lot of badmouthing the company the effectively owns the .com top level domain. They’ve somehow managed to keep a relatively unmonitored grasp on the TLD and even renew their contract to 2012.