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571.
by simplify 9y ago
I still use my air from 2011 and love it. Its slow-ish performance also keeps my code in check :)
572.
by simplify 9y ago
But doesn't that lead to the extinction of the human race? What good is it for mankind to save the environment if it sacrifices itself in the process?
573.
by simplify 9y ago
Does deciding not to bear children solve this problem?
574.
by simplify 9y ago
What population number makes childbearing selfish, and why?
575.
by simplify 9y ago
> We don't use cloth diapers with our daughter, so those go to the landfill. Isn't that simply a consequence of how people today and in the past decided to solve these problems in general? This issue is not limited to diapers.
576.
by simplify 9y ago
Does this mean the natural ecosystem fixtures are more valuable than people?
577.
by simplify 9y ago
How is bearing children destroying the ecosystem?
578.
by simplify 9y ago
That's not very specific. What about your scenario indicates overcrowding?
579.
by simplify 9y ago
How does Signal's chat security compare to Keybase.io's chat? Keybase has more features, but if it's not as secure, then it doesn't matter.
580.
by simplify 9y ago
If you watch the DOM then it might be more compatible with things like jQuery plugins, which operate directly on the DOM instead of your JS object in memory somewhere.
581.
by simplify 9y ago
Is it manipulative to attempt to invoke emotion in music as well? If not, what would be the difference?
582.
by simplify 9y ago
Personally I love standing desks. I find myself naturally walk around more often, especially when I'm in deep thought. This rarely happens when I'm sitting, as it feels much harder to get up. But it's good to have a sitting o
583.
by simplify 9y ago
I wouldn't say you're "not smart enough", I would say the subject is not yet well-taught.
584.
by simplify 9y ago
The "outrage" is the people making their voice known. If there were no outrage at all, our politicians would take that as us not caring, and thus have the freedom to listen to the big companies without repercussions. Now that we&#
585.
by simplify 9y ago
Thanks for the links. What you say is true, but not the whole truth. According to your third link, ISPs can censor as long they clearly disclose it to customers.
586.
by simplify 9y ago
From the post you linked: > The only real roadblock is money. Fiber ISPs are super cheap at scale, but are effectively impossible to bootstrap unless you are already a millionaire. (I didn't downvote you)
587.
by simplify 9y ago
Anyone can create their own website. Not everyone can create their own ISP.
588.
by simplify 9y ago
It's likely cherry-picked. There are many small ISPs who signed a letter saying otherwise: > We [ISPs across the country] have encountered no new additional barriers to investment or deployment as a result of the 2015 decision to re
589.
by simplify 9y ago
> If it's true that the majority wanted to keep net neutrality, then how come the majority was ignored? Because the FCC isn't accountable to the public, majority or not. If a majority protest was directed at a congress person,
590.
by simplify 9y ago
Can you explain?
591.
by simplify 9y ago
Verizon has openly said they would discriminate by traffic type. > In response to Judge Laurence Silberman’s line of questioning about whether Verizon should be able to block any website or service that doesn’t pay the company’s proposed
592.
by simplify 9y ago
That's not an argument, that's bulverism. How about you explain why repealing Net Neutrality is necessary in the first place? Who actually benefits from it?
593.
by simplify 9y ago
Keep in mind the FCC is not accountable to the public – we don't vote them in. However, we as the public still have power to push our representatives to encode NN as law. Now that NN has unfortunately been repealed, we can cue in Congr
594.
by simplify 9y ago
The key piece of the article: > Consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge said that the FCC/FTC plan will not protect consumers from ISPs. > “Not only is the FCC eliminating basic net neutrality rules, but it’s joining forces with
595.
by simplify 9y ago
That's the fault of the original claimer. They shouldn't be making subjective claims and trying to pass it off as objective.
596.
by simplify 9y ago
I've been using Heroku for many serious projects since its inception. It's been nearly a zero effort, especially compared to doing it all myself. This alone is enough to prove the statement false (counterexample).
597.
by simplify 9y ago
? Your quote doesn't claim Bitcoin doesn't need servers.
598.
by simplify 9y ago
If it's already happening then we should enforce NN laws, not repeal them.
599.
by simplify 9y ago
The best reason to dismiss this article as propaganda is it does not give a reason why repealing Net Neutrality is good . All it says is "trust me, it won't be that bad". Garbage.
600.
by simplify 9y ago
What makes it Light?

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