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by danjoc 9y ago
You get that now. What $encrypted_internet_video_provider wants is a special fast lane directly into the ISPs' networks... at the ISPs expense, of course. Small time video hosting service will enter through the regular lanes. The fast
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by danjoc 9y ago
BGP peering is expensive. It's especially expensive when you have $encrypted_internet_video_provider which is almost entirely unidirectional data flow with zero caching possible. $encrypted_internet_video_provider wants the FCC, which
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One of the dirtiest aspects I've seen in this whole NN debate has been the very ugly behavior of NN proponents. That, as much as anything, has eliminated any support I might have had for NN. Pai digs in and fights back against racist d
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by danjoc 9y ago
It's more like: Inns and hotels subject to fire code regulation and AirBnB is not? Fine, remove the fire code regulations, since they're obviously unnecessary.
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>the only US laws those cases might have transgressed are anti-competition/monopoly, regulated by the FTC. That's the point. When you put up a law that says "Cable Co can't do this, but Internet Co can" it offend
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Apple Siri promotes Google over Bing for billions of dollars. Net Neutral. Mozilla promotes Google over Yahoo and switches user search preferences back to Google. Net Neutral. Google blocks YouTube access from Amazon's streaming device
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>I'm always at wonder at how Americans try to find racism/oppression in every situation I think what you read here on HN is not a representative sample of Americans.
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by danjoc 9y ago
>I've been concealing cancer symptoms for years You want to die? Because this is how you die. Even if you can be saved, the longer you wait, the more expensive the fix. You know, ounce of prevention, pound of cure.
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Off by one https://www.timeanddate.com/time/earth-rotation.html
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It's not just China, http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-27616696
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by danjoc 9y ago
Well, yeah, that's my not so subtle point here. The only people who seem to be upset are the people who have to have paid actors pretend to be their friends for a few hours. From the outside, it looks silly. I think it would be a shame
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>Maybe the internet really is over The internet didn't open borders or create the happy place of free expression we were promised. It was consolidated by a few big companies who control it all. We're at the end game now. It&#x2
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Why would you be upset if the models are not? The models might be really upset if they don't get that job where they make $200 an hour. That might be the difference between presents under a tree and no Christmas for their kids.
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by danjoc 9y ago
>How is this even allowed? Is there any law on this type of stuff? Well bob, it's called DRM and DMCA. Don't want it? Stop buying products that use it. Richard Stallman was right. Again.
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>in-browser Works offline? How do you do git?
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"Data is the new oil." These are the new oil spills.
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If BYO, be sure to test your parts immediately after assembly. memtest86+ for the RAM. bonnie++ and badblocks for the disk. Finding defective parts early can save you a lot of time and money.
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by danjoc 9y ago
The quietest Razer laptop is probably the Blade Stealth since it doesn't have a discrete GPU like the Blade and Blade Pro. It's also the lightest and the one available in gunmetal grey.
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razerzone.com If you're a Mac person, Razer is going to push your buttons. Quality aluminum build. Lightweight. High end. Excellent quality displays. And a group of haters that will follow you around the web calling you a moron for sug
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by danjoc 9y ago
Opinion aside, you're dumb to buy an Echo or similar device now. Why? Because people who really really don't want one will be receiving them as gifts in about 3 weeks. Those are going to end up on eBay for nearly nothing. If you a
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>In my opinion Sprint right now is where T-Mobile was 5 years ago. I send >30K SMS per day to the continental US and a large percentage of those receive replies. With the replies, I get carrier info. For the entire US last week, &#x27
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by danjoc 9y ago
Why do the reviews look like bot spam? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/yet-another-mail-m...
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by danjoc 9y ago
Still wrong. https://www.hiresuccess.com/blog/is-employment-testing-legal >I think that supports my point I didn't say it invalidated your point. I'm trying to draw your attention to a specific area in you
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>As for fiber—blame your municipality. That's a lot of municipalities to blame. The US won't stay competitive just because your small town has fat pipes.
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>Not sure what you mean here. What I mean is T-Mobile + Sprint is still third by customer count. And not really a close third. If competition is a problem, then ideally, the government would either allow a real third competitor, or in ab
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TLDR; >Parhamovich said the money was a friend’s.
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>Sadly they're entrenched monopolies Let's not forget, the monopoly exists because the FCC auctioned off the available frequency bands to these companies. Let's not forget the US Govt blocked an attempted Sprint + T-Mobile
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>Higher education is used as a proxy for intelligence by companies who are hiring because they are not allowed to use IQ tests. I think you're wrong about that, http://abcnews.go.com/US/court-oks-barring-high-iq
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>a company that makes its money from advertising on top of an otherwise video sharing platform I know you meant YouTube, but that describes Comcast cable TV service as well. YouTube is a competitor. Should Comcast be forced to deliver a
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Brave browser is a potential way to fight YouTube's censorship. http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2017/11/17/brave-browser-lets-...

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