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FCC rebukes Comcast; supports net neutrality
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Re: FCC rebukes Comcast; supports net neutrality
Given all the sneaky crap Comcast tried to pull, the only thing surprising about this was that it was a 3-2 decision. I mean, normally I'd make some kind of post in the line of the word "owned," but, seriously.
I also doubt this will stop Comcast from doing more of the same in the future, either, or at the very least trying to.
/pessimismOriginally posted by ArmandoNo one at Square Enix has heard of Occam's Razor.Originally posted by ArmandoNintendo always seems to have a legion of haters at the wings ready to jump in and prop up straw men about hardware and gimmicks and casuals.Originally posted by TaskmageGOD IS MIFFED AT AMERICA
REPENT SINNERS OR AT LEAST GIVE A NONCOMMITTAL SHRUG
GOD IS AMBIVALENT ABOUT FURRIES
THE END IS COMING ONE OF THESE DAYS WHEN GOD GETS AROUND TO ITOriginally posted by TaskmageHowever much I am actually smart, I got that way by confronting how stupid I am.
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Re: FCC rebukes Comcast; supports net neutrality
Well that article isn't biased at all.
Also, limiting peer to peer communications isn't even that big of a deal compared to Comcast's customer service. There are too many things wrong with that company to even begin, though.
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Re: FCC rebukes Comcast; supports net neutrality
Pretty much all the press on the subject is pretty slanted. The AP article may be a little better: The Associated Press: FCC rules Comcast violated Internet access policy
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Originally posted by ars technica"Would anyone here actually be OK if the Post Office was opening your mail and deciding that they didn't want to bother delivering it and hiding that fact by sending it back to you stamped 'address unknown, return to sender'?" [Kevin] Martin asked the audience. "Or would anyone here be OK if someone sent them a First Class letter, and the Post Office decided that they would open it, and deciding that because the mail truck was full sometimes, they would make the determination that your letter could wait, and then they would hide that fact from you, the fact that they had read your letter and opened it, and that they decided to delay it?"Last edited by Taskmage; 08-01-2008, 02:59 PM.
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Re: FCC rebukes Comcast; supports net neutrality
I wasn't talking about a pro-NN bias. Specifically
Originally posted by Taskmage View PostThe complaint against Comcast was filed by consumer groups who said the company had blocked file-sharing services, such as BitTorrent, that distribute TV shows and movies.
The case has become a flash point for a growing debate over a concept known as "network neutrality," which pits open-Internet advocates against some Internet service providers, who say they need to take reasonable steps to manage ever-growing traffic on their networks for the good of all users.
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