Galbreath34
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Our ISPs still kick Greece's ***:
I can only pray that with time and luck, we'll catch up to the technologically advanced Poles.
To be fair, that was from 2007, and we're falling behind much faster now. Rwanda should pass us soon.
http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com/20090826/cwa/
It only took 4 minutes to open the main PDF cited in the blog (would have been less than a minute in Korea or Japan).
The good news for Louisiana is that they are better off than most Americans (17th) -- they're almost as good as the Belgians (for the record there's no graph in the 2009 report showing all 28 countries reported on, but it is repeated often that the US was dead last of those 28). Alabama (32nd) and Mississippi (46th) are below the US Average. I'm not that surprised that Washington is 6th best, but I am shocked that I'm in a little dark high-bandwidth area that beats the Seattle area now LA got about a 30% improvement from 2008 to 2009, and WA actually fell backward 5%
For the record Rhode Island is #1 and Alaska #51 (DC was included and was #5).
I can only pray that with time and luck, we'll catch up to the technologically advanced Poles.
To be fair, that was from 2007, and we're falling behind much faster now. Rwanda should pass us soon.
http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com/20090826/cwa/
It only took 4 minutes to open the main PDF cited in the blog (would have been less than a minute in Korea or Japan).
The good news for Louisiana is that they are better off than most Americans (17th) -- they're almost as good as the Belgians (for the record there's no graph in the 2009 report showing all 28 countries reported on, but it is repeated often that the US was dead last of those 28). Alabama (32nd) and Mississippi (46th) are below the US Average. I'm not that surprised that Washington is 6th best, but I am shocked that I'm in a little dark high-bandwidth area that beats the Seattle area now LA got about a 30% improvement from 2008 to 2009, and WA actually fell backward 5%
For the record Rhode Island is #1 and Alaska #51 (DC was included and was #5).