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We currently pay for 1mbps but it's actually about 1.2mbps. That is currently the fastest I can get in my road. However soon i'll be upgrading to 2mbps which is the highest I can get in my area.
I'm still happy with my 512mb. I've often thought about buying another stick of 512mb but as I play hardly any games I don't really see the point. If my machine does begin to slow down in the future though the first thing I'll be doing is installing new RAM. :)
People do use binary, and it's not just for tools to manipulate it. It's not used much anymore, even for driver programming.. however, it's usefull if you do know it.. there are times when I have needed to use it.
Why in the world use Binary when there's many kinds of Programming languages? It seems like a complete waste of time to me.
In the end the data can only be handled by a CPU and any other part of a computer by an eletrical current. Where 1 is a high voltage and 0 is a low voltage.
Lol, yes if you have a network folding would certainely put it to good use.
If you plan to do much with it I would suggest to get a proper mouse for it. Those strange circular mice are one of the worst things Apple ever made IMO.
I would always build my own. However if I had to buy one I would go with Dell. Their machines seem to be pretty reliable, and not to badly priced. If I had the money and was a gamer I would go with Alienware though.
