I have Suddenlink (a Cox spin-off), and my speeds went from 10 Mbps to 15 Mbps at no charge. Now if they would only put some effort into their cable service, they wouldn't be the worst in existence. The box and guide look like they're from the late 90s and probably are.
We also have the worst public education system in the country. It shows. They idiots in the state congress probably have absolutely no idea that there are things they cannot do.
Couldn't have put it better myself. Certain politicians with the help of certain media have fabricated this idea of an "educated elite," who just want to brainwash their children and steal their money. That distrust is why articles like this keep popping up. People want so badly to see...
From the article, it sounds like its used to analyze a network and pinpoint the person suspected of child pornography. It doesn't find child pornography on its own.
"The directional antennae on the device scans a building or home for WiFi connections. Aircheck can tell if a network is open...
As ridiculous as it sounds, I don't see how Sweden can deny them if they meet all the requirements, and it appears as though they do. Religious exemption is a dumb concept anyway. Scientology got religious exemption, and they've hurt more people than fire sharing ever will.
Nope, this is sponsored by the same who wanted to outlaw feet washing and praying if you were a Muslim.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2011-02-23-tennessee-law-shariah_N.htm