Why so low on the number of users encrypting they're data I wonder?

Apparently France are going to "Ban" pirates, facilitated via monitoring done by ISPs, (watch everyone churn to the ISPs who don't monitor overnight) so I think users awareness of encryption features will increase.

Another case of the their illiteracy. Why is it that no one knows these things? It's like it's and its. Little lesson...

- There = positional ("it's over there")

- Their = possesive ("that's their ball")

- They're = they are ("they're coming tomorrow")

There, I said it.

/Rant

Possibly they have worse problems.

How do they know who is using encryption?

It should just be random data.

I don't mind being pedantic. Someone has to do it.

Gower, this is BASIC stuff.

"their data" (they're=they are)

"users' (users) awareness"

Try http://eatsshootsandleaves.com/

It is in ISP's interests, no one would want the top range broadband except for games and file sharing.

Why pay over the odds for 8 Meg if you just browse and watch TV, that can stream onto a 1 Meg line.

Interesting to see ebooks are bigger in the middle east. Whats that all about?

I applaud the sentiment - but the word is spelt "possessive"

Glasshouses - bricks and all that!

Good to see Skitt's law is still affective. Or is that effective?

/gets coat

Well its not BitTorrent but UseNext do it. Damn handy too I can get around filters thanks to it. Also I have wireless broadband and they block all p2p already but its the only option I have (countryside arrrgh). Dont suppose anyone has any other ideas for p2p on a network like this. Tried http tunnelling. It works with limewire but not bittorrent?

I like your style mate, but if you're on a one-man mission to correct every grammatically-challenged post on the Internet, you're in for a long night.

(Did you like the way I sneaked your / you're in there?)

Is "spelt" a word? I thought it was "spelled".