Bowing to Pressure, Time Warner Alters Broadband Caps | Epicenter from Wired.com: \”To accommodate lighter Internet users and those who need a lower priced option, we are introducing a 1 GB per month tier offering speeds of 768 KB/128 KB for $15 per month. Overage charges will be $2 per GB per month. Our usage […]
Hack the Planet:: \”Wired: Time Warner Cable Earnings Refute Bandwidth Cap Economics,\” In short, Time Warner Cable is not showing a loss, so how can they be charging too little for Internet services?
Well, I always have to look this up, since I do it so rarely… But I had a few questions come in regarding converting a FAT32 disk to NTFS, on a Windows XP system… Well, please remember, your mileage may vary, and you assume complete responsibility for this… But the easy answer is to use […]
Windows XP Stop Messages by Marc Liron – Microsoft MVP (Windows) Stop Messages When Windows XP detects a problem from which it cannot recover, it displays Stop messages. These are text-mode error messages that report information about the condition. Stop messages, sometimes referred to as blue screens (BSoD), contain specific information that can help you […]
Time Warner Cable: Please complain about our usage caps! – Ars Technica: \”Time Warner Cable, fresh from announcing plans to roll out its 5GB-100GB monthly data caps in more test cities, got in touch with Ars today to tell us that it really, really wants to hear from customers, but could the angry epistles please […]
The price-gouging premiums of Time Warner Cable\’s data caps: Time Warner Cable, stung by online criticism of its paltry traffic caps (in tests, these have ranged form 5GB/month to 40GB/month) and ludicrous pricing schemes, has taken to the \’Net to defend its sullied honor. But it\’s hard to defend a scheme with fees so high […]
People don\’t seem to understand, but computers aren\’t just a toaster. Windows systems are so complex, because of Microsoft\’s design, and desire to be the end-all provider for everything… Sometimes you have to take a step back, and have someone show you that you can do it differently. Here\’s a good example: Blog of helios: […]
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