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blueben
16y ago
You're right. The blogs that oppose network neutrality are far less coherent than that.
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blueben
16y ago
Then you aren't familiar with network neutrality, which has nothing to do with the FCC dictating what kind of traffic is and is not allowed or controlling traffic.
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blueben
16y ago
There are a number of disturbing aspects of this news, but I find the new "no discussion, no consideration, no compromise" attitude of the Republican party to be extremely frightening.
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blueben
16y ago
Privatization doesn't take control of infrastructure away from the public. Also, up is down, black is white, and disagreement is agreement.
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blueben
16y ago
It's a little disingenuous to call public utilities a money losing proposition. They're infrastructure. Communities invest in infrastructure to see dividends in prosperity, not cash.
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blueben
16y ago
That's not the point in question and you know it. Stay on topic please.
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blueben
16y ago
You are willing to begin regulating what is and is not protest speech?
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blueben
16y ago
Apple is marketing their hardware product and the platform, not your app.Yours is just one app out of hundreds of thousands, soon to be millions. If Apple is eating your businesses margins, and you gain nothing from operating on their pla
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blueben
16y ago
Either all articles are high quality and there's no room for esoteric knowledge, or the entire system will collapse under the weight of misinformation? That's an obvious false dichotomy.
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blueben
16y ago
Which policy dictates that he must be fired?
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16y ago
http://twitter.com/#!/google/status/36521734542868480 "We're incredibly proud of you, @Ghonim, & of course will welcome you back when you're ready - cf. http://goo.gl/2BDGp I don't understand why anyone would think Google would fire
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blueben
16y ago
You would screw over a company just because they made you do an undesirable job for exactly one day? Obviously the test works.
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blueben
16y ago
Yes, occupying and imprisoning an entire nation with military force and keeping them in poverty is in a totally different league than genocide.
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blueben
16y ago
Because?
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blueben
16y ago
When it comes to the military, you're only talking a couple million people; Not significant enough to move the needle.
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blueben
16y ago
Inadvertently, you are correct. Capitalism thrives on a consistent set of rules, which can then be analyzed and legally subverted for greater profit.
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blueben
16y ago
Presumably you read my first reply, in which case you do know "what those would be". Once again, it's about convenience.
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blueben
16y ago
Until somebody writes a tool to automate the process and make it single click capable.
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Mac App Store DRM broken (Here's how)
(pastebin.com)
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16y ago
Logos are symbols. Symbols are vehicles for a message, not the message itself. A logo without any meaning isn't generally trying to convince you to like it or not. Instead, it exists to be a mental placeholder for all of the feelings and ex
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blueben
16y ago
You've made an assertion with nothing to back it up. Thirteen year olds pirate because they don't want to pay? Please provide data and evidence to support your case.
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blueben
16y ago
You're saying kids have to leave the house, go to the grocery store (good luck if you live in the suburbs), buy a gift card, go home, activate it, and then they can buy their app? Oh, and a bonus! They get to do it all over again next wee
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16y ago
Incident Response in a nutshell. I'm very curious to hear how the situation turned out.
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16y ago
His point is that Android made it easy to test multiple platforms, and Apple did not.
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blueben
16y ago
Flagging for flamebait headline trolling.
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16y ago
I think it's very clear that people do not understand why this matters. If people consistently don't understand your cause, then it's your fault for failing to convey it in a manner they can grasp internalize. "I'm here to save you from unf
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16y ago
It's not attacking his character, but rather his bias. And the funding that supports his opinion is entirely relevant; He is paid to craft arguments in opposition to Network Neutrality.
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16y ago
I'm going to let your "I've been here longer than you, nyah" comment stand on its own (lack of) merit. I am perfectly happy to meet you, the next time I am in your town, and tell you that your comment was not funny to your face.
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And somebody please downvote the parent comment for knowingly propagating a blatant lie; the full, uncut Apache video was released right next to the edited version.
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16y ago
Nobody else is calling you on this, so I will. You continue to assert that his disclosure is causing "extra suffering and death". Your entire premise is based on this assertion. So, with all due respect, I'm asking you to fucking prove it.
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