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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
This would all be correct, if not for the Netflix Open Connect Appliance. Netflix is moving content closer to the user, so only the last mile feels the affects of the traffic. See page 10 here: http://ptt.br/pttforum/6
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
tldr
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
But then again it can't be a good thing to reduce the income of the young just so the old can retire earlier.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
wow, that just totally blows me away. His stating of his job helps validate that what he says is not just some Joe Schmoe blowing smoke. It's critical to the conversation. And our government has no right to prevent us from using ANY wo
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
just goes to show that there are short-sighted idiots on both sides of the political spectrum
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
I find myself struggling more to pull a specific word out of memory than I did when I was younger. I have chalked that up to the amount of information held in my memory, and that my search algorithm isn't very efficient. Sometimes the
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
I have a friend that was turned down by the police force because he tested too smart. We were all amazed what that said about our police force.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
I'm in Atlanta, and our company does this too. So it's not just SV that is keeping salaries low.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
We would probably end up with Edith Snowden (Like Bradley, er Chelsea Manning). Seriously - with Gitmo et al, why would anyone put themselves at the tender mercies of our justice system when high-level personnel have it out for them?
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
we already have a Constitution. how many more laws do we need to state the obvious? The problem isn't a lack of laws, it's a lack of an Enforcement group that is above partisan politics.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
So that is the price of your soul? Noted.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
there is a national healthcare system, just not 'free' healthcare.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
I'd say that's why they buy the companies...
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
Here, SouthPark says it best: http://www.southparkstudios.com/full-episodes/s15e05-crack-b...
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
Once they begin prioritizing traffic, does this eliminate their safe-harbor status? Could be a double-edged sword for them.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
Here's a newsflash for ya: DON'T BREAK THE LAW!!! If they weren't breaking they law there would be no need to send them to jail. I grew up around a bunch of potheads and saw by their example that I never wanted to be involv
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
right, and the decades of classroom time they put in, and the complexity of their field has NOTHING to do with how much they get paid. There will be some bad actors in any group, but to paint both groups with such a broad brush is doing a
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
echo chamber depending on first (maybe most numerous) adopters that self-reinforces by driving away dissenting voices. I agree 100%
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
Indoor soccer field.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
How about the President release his college transcripts? "Most transparent administration in history"...
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
not only that, they've created a novel way to trap people inside a burning building. This is a terrible idea.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
22. Don't listen when your workers show you a better way. 23. Continue to use one technology "because we've always done it that way" 24. Waste your workers time with bureaucracy.
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
there have been studies discussing density of population and rising mental illness rates in rats & mice. I wonder if the two are connected?
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
the Catholic church did a bit of pruning too, in the 3rd century AD. Council of Nicea
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
and that may be the biggest success of the action: that the leaders have to live with a little voice inside them, telling them that they did wrong there. Depending on the person it could either make them into a total tyrant or push them mo
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
"Nobody is accountable though. Who do we yell at? We can't blame the line employees. They are just state machines with no free will [N]. Their managers aren't empowered do anything either except harass you even more." B
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
so a three year pre-trial detention period is OK with you? What about the right to a speedy and fair trial?
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
why convert from photon to electron back to photon? Why not just use mirrors to focus light on lasing material and create a laser directed to a solar panel/s on the Earth and then convert to electrons?
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
or hacker news </zing! I'll just take my hat as I leave>
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by AutoCorrect 13y ago
kind of like an asymptotic line, optimizing for efficiency - we spend more and more time making less and less of a difference. The problem is, with companies the size we have nowadays, even a small percentage improvement leads to runaway s

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