8th February 2003 Archive
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NTL implies 1GB/day broadband cap
'Normal use'
NTL has published a new user policy which defines a "normal" data download cap of 1GB/day. Here is the spiel ntl: home's broadband and dial-up services are intended for normal recreational or educational use by individuals and families and our pricing and network architecture have been designed accordingly. Customers who use …
Telecoms 8 Feb 2003, 00:01
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Computer ballot outfit perverts Senate race, theorist says
Updated And the winner is....our CEO!
Imagine the perversion of democracy that could occur if an officer of a company that makes computerized vote tabulators and touch-screen balloting gear were to run for the Senate in a state where his machinery is used. Surely, the potential for a sneaky, electronic form of ballot stuffing would be considerable. Let's consider …
Security 8 Feb 2003, 16:40
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