[ Incursio e x Subter ]

Hacked by Incursio ex Subter attack.from.below Defacer: Sora

This site has been hacked by Sora

Greetz: Bw0mp - Popc0rn - T3eS - Xermes - [H]aruhiSuzumiya - Revelation

[admin@127.0.0.1] # greyhathackers.org

Relax, nothing was deleted.

The human nature and spirit are very remarkable and fascinating to me. I love to people watch and when ever I do I marvel at what complex creatures we are. In so many ways we want to be the same and yet each of us has that powerful uniqueness that comes through in many ways on a daily basis. It comes through in the way we interact with others, how we dress ourselves and how we adapt to new and different situations. The ability to adapt quite quickly is the most fascinating human trait of all.

I was thinking about how quickly we adjust to new and different things the other day when I turned on my computer to look something up on the internet. We installed high speed internet services almost a year ago. Within minutes of turning on the computer I was looking at the information that I wanted. This quick access was something that I had come to expect, yet prior to high speed internet I was content with our dial up system because that is what I was accustom to. I was reminded of how slow our dial up service was when I was over at my neighbor’s house the other day. I had to walk over to her house to give her a message because their phone line was tied up with being on the internet. She had just disconnected the internet when I arrived. They try to be on for shorter periods of time so they are not tying up their phone line, but once they get on they like to complete as many things as possible because it takes so long. I was telling her about a community site I had found that outlined an event we were planning on attending. She asked me about a specific time detail that I could not remember. She said she would pull up the site. I forgot the amount of time that is wasted in doing dial up internet services, especially with our service provider. When it was peak use time, as it was when I was over at the neighbors, it is even slower. I could have walked back to my house turned on my computer and accessed the site with my high speed internet in the time it took hers to make the connection.

The next day she came to my house to finalize the plans for our outing to the community event. She had to walk over because her husband was on the internet and had the phone line tied up. As we were talking another detail came up where we needed clarification from the website information. She could not believe how fast the high speed internet service was. When she found out how reasonable the cost was she decided to order it for their house as well. The high speed service was only a few dollars a month more, and well worth the price when you considered the convenience.

Yahoo! News Search Results for High speed internet
Yahoo! News Search Results for High speed internet

FCC wants more access to affordable high-speed Internet (USA Today)
Federal regulators have unveiled an ambitious plan to bring high-speed Internet service to millions of Americans who can't get it today.
Coalition urges Verizon to bring high-speed Internet to Baltimore (Baltimore ...
City bypassed on FiOS, bus billboards will say Using a bus billboard campaign, a coalition of 20 churches, labor groups and community organizations is trying to pressure Verizon Maryland to bring its next-generation, high-speed Internet service to Baltimore.
Arkansas City Competing to Get Discounted High Speed Google Internet (Oklahom...
Fort Smith is one of many cities competing to be a Google fiber community. That means Google would test their ultra high speed internet in Fort Smith for a discounted price. But it may take something special for Fort Smith to get noticed.
Coalition presses Verizon to bring high-speed Internet to Baltimore (Baltimor...
City bypassed on FiOS, bus billboards will say Matthew Weinstein, in suit, regional director for Progressive Maryland, and coalition members show the bus advertisements that will press Verizon to bring its high-speed fiber-optic Internet service, called FiOS, to Baltimore.
FCC to propose nationwide expansion of high-speed Internet (Los Angeles Times)
The goal is to bring super-fast broadband to every corner of the U.S. over the next 10 years, giving the country 'the fastest and most extensive wireless networks of any nation.' Declaring expansion of broadband Internet access the nation's next great infrastructure challenge, federal regulators Monday unveiled an ambitious, decade-long project to make super high-speed connections available in ...
FCC wants more access to affordable high-speed Internet (9 News Denver)
WASHINGTON - Federal regulators have unveiled an ambitious plan to bring high-speed Internet service to millions of Americans who can't get it today, while boosting delivery speeds and lowering prices for 200 million current subscribers.
Conroy backs high-speed internet plan (Adelaide Now)
PROSPECT Council's $150 million plan to pump high-speed broadband to homes, businesses and schools has excited Federal Communications Minister Stephen Conroy.
Battle over broadband: Minnesota slipping in efforts to get more high-speed I...
Battle over broadband: Minnesota slipping in efforts to get more high-speed Internet access By Sharon Schmickle | Tuesday, March 16, 2010 As the Federal Communications Commission issues its 10-year broadband plan today, Minnesota is competing for a share of billions of federal stimulus dollars in broadband loans and grants. Critics say Minnesota, once a broadband leader, now lacks leadership and ...
FCC wants more access to affordable high-speed Internet (KSDK St. Louis)
FCC wants more access to affordable high-speed Internet
Help Cincinnati Win Bid For High Speed Internet (The Kentucky Post)
CINCINNATI -- The city of Cincinnati needs your help to win the bid for Google's high speed internet trial. The search engine is planning to launch a trial high speed fiber optic network cities throughout the U.S.