tarde

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   by tarde 7y ago

   ok, you think the fast lane is not part of net neutrality to begin with. I'm on the side where words have meaning.
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   by tarde 7y ago

   on his first year he passed the "internet fast lane" regulation, against net neutrality, and made lots of profits for his cable and wireless business. only to four months later start a huge campaign with obama pro net neutrality f
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   by tarde 7y ago

   It's a very wide guess to pick technological advances and attribute to one segment. It's not like the non-telecom segments were flying cars in the 50s.
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   by tarde 7y ago

   > Her argument is that ~20 mbps DSL is good enough that is insane. How having no internet is fine because 20mbps is enough? That could be a good argument against fiber (which i also think is overkill, decent cooper is lower maintenance
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   by tarde 7y ago

   "Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive." Love how nobody care if the people there consented to have their travels public like that. Nobody think for a second that th