FBI x10 ads use 89% of available bandwidth

A pinch of humour and a touch of conspiracy theory for all you lovely Atomicans on this fine Thursday afternoon:

x10 ads use up to 89% of the available bandwidth of broadband users, and could be linked to the Carnivore system and the FBI

A pinch of humour and a touch of conspiracy theory for all you lovely Atomicans on this fine Thursday afternoon:

x10 ads use up to 89% of the available bandwidth of broadband users, and could be linked to the Carnivore system and the FBI – or at least, that's what an informal study conducted by dslreports seems to point to.

Rumours about a possible FBI link with x10 camera ads came about after speculation as to which organisation could possibly afford to pay for the sheer amount of x10 ads on the Net. Naturally, some bright spark came up with 'government agency'. However, it took an even brighter spark to bring the name 'FBI' into the equation.

Of course, we at Atomic aren't having a bar of it. Everyone knows that the Carnivore system is nothing more than a CIA front used to divert attention away from The Company's co-operation with aliens, who aim to invade Earth and throw us all into lives of enforced labour and slavery.