Velchronus

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by Velchronus 7y ago
The first source has a history section that details the Senate and House votes. There is no record of the votes because it was passed by unanimous consent in the Senate and without challenge in the House. The NALC actually deleted their pa
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by Velchronus 7y ago
This is a meme with no basis in reality. > Because republicans have spent decades trying to kill it. Before the post office was forced to pay pensions fund up front by republicans [1] it was self sustainable. The PAEA was passed unanimou
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by Velchronus 7y ago
He’s correct. If they had made the payments they were suppose to, the health benefits account would have been fully funded by 2017. Because they didn’t, it is only half funded and is running deficits.
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by Velchronus 7y ago
The USPS has missed most of they payments, not making a full one since 2010. The health benefits fund (the 50% one) was the only one that needed to be funded and much of that funding came from transfers from the other, overfunded, pension
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by Velchronus 8y ago
The author of the piece take a guess: > But if a company is too small to afford licenses, it's also too small to build filters. Google's Content ID for YouTube cost a reported €100 million to build and run, and it only does a f
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by Velchronus 8y ago
The 500M was for fixing up the eroding waterfront where they were building the campus. The alternative was allowing the damage to continue or fix it at a higher price themselves.
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by Velchronus 8y ago
Caps are essentially necessary in mobile wireless as a means of resource management; but, in the low density areas where fixed wireless 5g is a good option, there may be no need for caps in the first place.
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by Velchronus 9y ago
No, you're right. The FCC's Net Neutrality rules excluded private offerings such as MPLS circuits.
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by Velchronus 9y ago
To give you my own anecdote, both my grandparents lived under fascism and both happily voted for Trump. It was the first time my grandfather voted in 40 years. I'd never seen him so excited to go to the voting booth before.
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by Velchronus 9y ago
You can't have QoS in a pure version of net neutrality. That's why the FCC's implementation makes exceptions for traffic management and deals only with business practice related net neutrality violations. Of course, not all b
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by Velchronus 10y ago
I disagree on WSJ. They do a good job of keeping the opinion confined to the editorial section... for the most part.
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by Velchronus 10y ago
Pizzagate is a conspiracy theory that spawned from the Podesta email leaks that cover a pedophile ring that involves several government officials. There's a decent amount of circumstantial evidence for it, but I personally still think