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bitsnbytes
4y ago
Your comment is exactly why we shouldn't censor people and the consequence of getting filtered uncontested MSM and Oligarch scrubbed news , if you are insinuating there was an insurrection. If anyone has become radicalized its the tech
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bitsnbytes
4y ago
So he is pro free speech and non censorship and allowing for idiots to make idiots of themselves. I see no problem here. Having come from a quasi socialist dictatorship and being a foreign born Hispanic ,I would fight for the right of the r
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bitsnbytes
5y ago
Exactly. Also with all the talk of racism and sexism in the work place , especially by the Big Tech companies, they should have done this long ago. Well they would have if they had truly cared about minorities versus creating a bigger labor
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bitsnbytes
5y ago
While that is true about Joe and the show that doesn't completely paint the whole picture either. Actually it really leaves out the key part of the whole picture. Irregardless of what Joe says about himself and the show being nothing m
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bitsnbytes
5y ago
100% agree. The general public rightfully has a very low trust of the gov't and this certainly adds more validity to their distrust.
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5y ago
I get the importance to allow certain DOD orgs to sift through the documents to ensure there are no national security secrets revealed to avoid any national threats. However with this they should be fully transparent with any and all vaccin
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bitsnbytes
6y ago
Yeah I have seen that as well and should have clarified that is a possibility. However to avoid that I also look at the middle reviews and avoid the reviews with no or little explanation. However, I avoid the top reviews at all cost which t
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bitsnbytes
6y ago
I have always found it best to ignore the good reviews and instead look at the negative reviews to identify patterns of complaints. If there is a pattern of failure ,quality, or issues and its not worth dealing with I wont buy the product.
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bitsnbytes
6y ago
I think they have enough money that they no longer have to take a risk in research and development. Their strategy is to wait to see what companies are coming up or have a good position of a sector , then they buy them out. Less risk , le
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6y ago
That pretty much sums up my experience with IBM when they bought our company as well. I had a colleague who quit immediately finding out they bought us out because he had worked for them before. I gave them the benefit of the doubt but he w
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bitsnbytes
8y ago
"The quickest way to resolve all of these billing shenanigans: file a consumer complaint with the FCC" This , I had to do this with Comcast because of their craptastic service ,BS, and invalid billing. Trying to cancel them I kept
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bitsnbytes
8y ago
I agree more option other chrome is a positive. Started to use duck duck go browser on mobile and so far so good. Firefox has always been a resource hog and crash prone for me on just about any system. Although I use it primarily for some o
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bitsnbytes
8y ago
Yep thats exactly how it goes. I have been in 3 companies that have been acquired and currently in 1yr mark of getting acquired with the current company. Thats exactly how it goes. Interesting enough I had the displeasure of getting acquire
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
"Even phones manufactured by US companies like Apple are made in China with Chinese/Taiwanese sourced parts." Exactly my thought. US gov't even outsources to private contractors that then subcontract and outsource to Chi
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
I think its more of a gorilla marketing tactic for the new Tom Delonge fringe science company that he is trying to get investors for. He also has a line up of books,movies, films , and documentaries to sell.This smells like a marketing tact
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
Love that movie. I would almost wish they would make a remake of it , but Hollywood would ruin it with their myopic political views.
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
I like their fire to get this done. however , the ISP market is a market hated by its cutomer base for decades. So you got to ask why hasnt this been done before at a reasonable scale or more often? Didnt even google fiber run into epic hur
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
Thats strange, they swore it was a unique incident? LOL , it has a happened with numerous friends and family members of mine, that have tried to cancel their service.
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
I had the same thing happen with Comcast. I filed a complaint with the FCC online for erroneous billing and the inability to cancel my account. Forwarded the FCC complaint in an email to comcast and within a day got a response .A few days l
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
If you are a political cheerleader for the DNC or the GOP you are lighting the fires. Money overcomes political ideals or the interest of those with less money. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northameric
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
Right now its at 47,008 signed LOL, somebody actually down voted stating that 47,008 have signed so far?
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
I would say more correctly the Republican Party was the one chosen by the lobbyist to take the heat for this anti consumer action. In reality when the democrats get back control Net Neutrality will unlikely be brought back. Just like the Re
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
But the oligarchy is working beautifully. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/1... To bad people have become political cheerleaders that care more about their party and ego then th
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
not likely or it would have already happened. Comcast and other ISP have consistently rated among the top of most hated companies by its customer base. I would love to tell comcast to F off but I have no choice to keep them as they are the
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
I would love to believe this, but I'm not so optimistic. I'm assuming you are referring to mesh type networks, in which case the hurdle is not technological but rather legal and political. Once a mesh network becomes a valid compe
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9y ago
I would switch to Google fiber in a second too. Not just because they are better and offer more for less, but because I cant wait till the day comes that I can tell Comcast to F off for good.
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
I would say transparency and a formal written statement between business, versus an agreement that is so unethical or illegal that nobody wants to put their name on it or officially declare it to the public.
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bitsnbytes
9y ago
I would say yes and agree with you but not if you have the money and lobbying influence to say its not. That collusion would be no different than what is occurring today among the ISP. They have non written agreements to not compete with ea
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9y ago
If I recall correctly Google started winding down their google fiber efforts after the title 2 classification. If they continue to slow it down, then you will absolutely know we are Fd and some alliance between the Online Oligarch and ISP h
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9y ago
I think we are toast. Last time during the title 2 classification we the people had the Online Oligarch on our side. Not because Google,netflix , and amazon cared about the people, but because out of their own survival. Had net neutrality p
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