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by AviationAtom 6y ago
*We don't want anyone to bypass us getting a cut of their revenues
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by AviationAtom 7y ago
DSL is dedicated all the way back to the central office, so it doesn't have the same problem as cable has. That said, what others posted is correct, home users download far more than they upload, so it makes sense from a marketing pers
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by AviationAtom 7y ago
Linkage to what is most likely being referenced here, for the curious: http://stratux.me/
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by AviationAtom 7y ago
Didn't see the original comment, but I am happy to see people finally seeing China in a proper light. They are not the same as the US, though Americans overwhelmingly tend to approach their views of the rest of the world from an ethnoc
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by AviationAtom 7y ago
I have no doubt there will be one of these incidents where the mob mentality that is out for blood leads to catastrophic consequences. I have a hunch that perhaps then people will approach these situations with at least a bit of caution. Th
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by AviationAtom 7y ago
Sounds like an argument for a decentralized knowledgebase, similar to how P2P social networking services work (ala Matrix?)
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by AviationAtom 8y ago
I like when they set the defaults even higher than 20%. I went to a Sports Clips and the lowest default was $5 on an $18 haircut, with I think $10 being the highest. They spend probably 20 minutes on a basic haircut. I don't think that
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by AviationAtom 9y ago
From the US. I understand the paranoia, but the bottom line is most the silicon comes from China. If they want to backdoor stuff they can do it at a much lower level on ALL devices, even those without final assembly done in China for a US-b