That's a bit too vague. Narrow it down to the city you're in. Not all providers provide service in all cities.

Are you sure you aren't getting 0.2 MBps? ISPs advertise speeds in Mbps, but the speed you see will be in MBps. 8Mbit=1MByte.

Where do you live? I know of Distributel and Teksavvy, both of them provide great service (currently with Distributel, and having no usage cap is awesome). CanadianISP.ca should give you an idea of available ISPs, and then you can look at forums to get ideas about which one to go with.

Hold on a sec, from what I heard, nether Distributel (which I'm with) nor Teksavvy throttles torrents. What's happening here? Also, make sure the 8.5 isn't just because of the initial speed burst.

Hold on a sec.. isn't Bangalore in India...? How much are you paying...? Cap...?

People who like to make free calls through it.

But that would also mean others would be forced to work for $3/hr wages and hope the customer isn't an ass.

Thankfully, Kubuntu/Lubuntu is still Ubuntu, but with KDE/LXDE, respectively. And Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu. So you aren't SOL if you don't like Unity.

They profit by stealing other people's IP. Dream heights (or was it Towers?)? A ripoff of Tiny Towers. They are no better than iCoder (known for the scumbaggy act of selling Lugaru without permission from Wolfire games).

And stealing other people's IP! Why make games yourselves when you can steal others'?

Zeus vs Thor would be...Godly! (Sorry for the lame pun)

I wonder, what about Norse and Greek gods?

Ot FFVIII. Genderswapped version of Shiva, with no clothes on!

For Jesus: Walking on water is not going to help him against Asuras and such.

Chrono Cross had visible damage state too, both for the enemy and the player.

BZZZT, WRONG! It's already common knowledge that Versus is based on Hamlet.

From what I heard, that's mainly because everything else is forced to use UIWebview, which doesn't provide as good of a performance as Safaris Nitro engine.

Mojang's different, I don't think Microsoft would dare treat the developers of a mega-successful indie game badly. Hence the ability to send out a few updates for free.

All I see at the AT&T paragraph are big $$.

Not always a choice.