ghba66

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by ghba66 8y ago
>They've filed court cases against the FCC. They're activly trying to change legislation. Of course... they have to spend the donations on something. Anything but improving Firefox or Thunderbird, lol >An ISP zero rating fac
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by ghba66 8y ago
>Who do you think this money comes from if it's not from you? The zero-rated services themselves.
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by ghba66 8y ago
I live in the first world so I have many many choices to get a wired or 4G connection. The government forces ISPs to share their infrastructure. I understand that kind of stuff does not apply to countries like the US, but I'm talking a
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by ghba66 8y ago
Decentralize the vote to the public if you want to see botnets voting. No thanks.
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by ghba66 8y ago
As a customer, NN does not benefit me. The opposite. I will lose access to zero-rated services if it's implemented. I don't want that to happen because then I will have to pay more money for the same service.
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by ghba66 8y ago
>A company is free to align themselves with any goal they wish to have. They see that their strategy aligns with the majority of their users and the user's they wish to attract. You have the freedom to not use their product if you d
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by ghba66 8y ago
It was a technical project with the goal of proxifying your stuff via the onion network. They made it about human rights. Accessing forbidden websites is just one of all the things you could ever use Tor for. You could also use it to buy dr
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by ghba66 8y ago
I am not from the US so I don't know if it's a partisan issue, but I don't agree with NN, so them implying everybody agrees on that because it's the common good is completely bonkers.
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by ghba66 8y ago
I don't know why Mozilla thinks it's okay to politically align themselves. Shouldn't they stay neutral if they want to make a browser for everybody and all of that? Reminds me of the Tor project calling themselves a "hum
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by ghba66 8y ago
Why are they in this format? They look like my grandma took a screenshot, pasted the image in a Word document and then printed it
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by ghba66 8y ago
Said by @ssxio, the guy who built tweeklyfm, a site that would post your weekly lastfm stats to your twitter account... and then follow him without your permission or knowledge. This is, he took your private information (your Twitter author
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by ghba66 8y ago
I am exactly like you. I hate videos. Videos are a loss of time compared to text. They are slower, you can’t consume them at your own pace, you can’t go back easily or read a particular part slowly and then read the rest faster or skip sect
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by ghba66 8y ago
I tried the overlay for Gentoo and it didn’t work very well. I also loved Unity and I’m very sad to see it go, but gnome 3 with a few extensions is a worthy replacement.
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by ghba66 8y ago
That's what they nailed him for. I'm 100% sure this isn't the only thing he did to be investigated. You don't end up in jail for saying "fuck the cops", otherwise half the US would be in jail for that.
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by ghba66 8y ago
>Keighley made no mention of Balogun’s specific actions at the rally, but noted the marchers’ anti-police statements, such as “oink oink bang bang” and “the only good pig is a pig that’s dead”. The agent also mentioned Balogun’s Facebook
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by ghba66 8y ago
This one works well for me: https://github.com/r4vi/block-the-eu-cookie-shit-list
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by ghba66 8y ago
I wonder if it's possible for these """journalists""" to write an article that is not full of pathetic jokes and puns.
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by ghba66 8y ago
>- Year-long locked in contracts. No trial period. Here we get a 14-day trial period. >- Zero guarantees whatsoever on bandwidth and latency. Technically impossible to give such a guarantee. >- Little guarantees against traffic ins
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by ghba66 8y ago
Where do you live? I'm pretty sure that is illegal in the EU
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by ghba66 8y ago
It does not consolidate monopolies because, by law, ISPs are required to add all apps from a category (chat, video, etc) to zero-rating. i.e. if you add Netflix you are required to add YouTube, etc. All I see about NN is a lot of manipulati
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by ghba66 8y ago
Why are people here so pro-net neutrality? I don't have NN in Europe and I'm happy: because of it, I enjoy zero-rated services at a fair price.