porqupine

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   by porqupine 12y ago

   Despite the amount of criticism on here (and while I agree the article is a bit over the top), I do think I am strongly partial to this sentiment nevertheless. I think part of the problem is that amongst coders (a much greater population th
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   by porqupine 12y ago

   The technology has been there for a while, it's just finally gotten the point where people's mistrust for the government is something tech companies can market to. -
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   by porqupine 12y ago

   I've worked with insight and bitcore, which are both Bitpay developed. Very positive experience with both of them.
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   by porqupine 12y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Modern_Colossus_of_Rail_Ro...
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   by porqupine 12y ago

   The Neutral model isn't so much about the terms the ISP is offering you as to how they fulfill those terms. Let's say a consumer pays for a 20MB/S connection with unlimited bandwidth, now the ISP is going to throttle all stre
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   by porqupine 12y ago

   The point is that your ISP already sells you data allowance and bandwidth, that is they are looking to charge Netflix and other companies for something the consumer has already effectively paid for -
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   by porqupine 12y ago

   I don't know anything about the validity of the facts and would have preferred a third-party or peer reviewed source. But surely someone's opinion about the consumption of psychedelics, and the credibility of their research as a s