Everyone say goodbye to the web as we know. Soon you will have to pay to use google and many other sites.

Fucking Sucks.

Re: Net Neutrality

nope

Re: Net Neutrality

Some more great insight by the man himself. Your nickname on here should be "Mainstream Johnny"

[video=youtube;hjYpz5TQSlE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjYpz5TQSlE&feature=player_embedded#at=301[/video]

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As Americans, i'm confident we'll always find a way to steal it.

This guy isn't worried.

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or the ISPs could just study another country that's doing it right -- i.e. Korea (fastest internet in the world, almost everyone has access and the ISPs still make money eventhough everyone downloads everything illegally) and copy that.

If american ISPs have shitty profits, then maybe, just maybe, they have shitty business plans too.

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No need to worry about getting on the internet after the dollar collapses, you will spend most of your day looking for food and getting shot at.

Enjoy!

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[QUOTE=yesme;884264]No need to worry about getting on the internet after the dollar collapses, you will spend most of your day looking for food and getting shot at.

Enjoy![/QUOTE]

We're all good on food dude.

[url]http://www.theonion.com/content/radio_news/us-fat-reserves-full[/url]

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^lol

Also get off my internets. We created it and google, you'd still be trading conspiracy theories via clandestine meeting in your parents basements if it weren't for us.

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i agree with the point that franken made in your vid RM. it wouldn't be in our best interests to have a company like comcast control the pipes and programming. it's best to have those two separate

however, i think franken has more of a political motivation to pursue net neutrality. from what i've read, he doesn't like fact that conservative news outlets reach a larger audience than progressive ones. basically the mentality if you can't beat em, shut em down lol

one website shouldn't have bandwidth priority over another. should an individual entity choose who receives more bandwidth?

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Damn right he does...his ulterior motives are suspect at best. His whole election was mired in controversy ("oh, not enuff votes? recount!")

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maybe i heard wrong, but is there a backspace internets, or something of the sorts(?) also heard about some lolwtf systemic grid of nodes in the ocean. brb... callin the mythbusters. :vuvu:

just wondering, but what is the next step in cyberspace? halp meh