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It took them long enough, but the FCC has finally made the change, saying that 768kbps is now the low-end cut off to be considered broadband.

This change was announced back in March -- at which point the FCC still ignored its own recommendation and released broadband data that kept the 200kbps cutoff.

Ben Laurie Blathering: "But now Debian have proved me right (again) beyond my wildest expectations. Two years ago, they 'fixed' a 'problem' in OpenSSL reported by valgrind by removing any possibility of adding any entropy to OpenSSL's pool of randomness..."