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  1. contrary to conventional wisdom by Presto+Vivace · · Score: 1 · on Bernie Sanders, Presidential Candidate and H-1B Skeptic

    a balanced budget would not be a good idea.

  2. fyi by Presto+Vivace · · Score: 1 · on Black IT Pros On (Lack Of) Racial Diversity In Tech

    Washington DC Chapter of the BDPA, found on Potomac Area local tech links.

  3. Re:article summary didn't really summarize... by Presto+Vivace · · Score: 1 · on Telcos Move Net Neutrality Fight To Congress

    The abovie summary conflates the FCC process with Congress. The ammendment to HR 5016 would have cut funding to the FCC, with an eye to making it impossible to enforce regulations. It seems the amendment was defeated. Late the morning Save the Internet and similar groups sent out email alerts, and that seems to have done the trick, at least for this vote. We need the FCC to reclassify ISP's as common carriers and Congress to refrain from obstructing the FCC.

  4. The FCC needs to classify ISP's as common carriers by Presto+Vivace · · Score: 2 · on FCC Public Comment Period For Net Neutrality Ends Tomorrow, July 15

    for those who might be interested in a sample comment, my comment to the FCC.

  5. Re:Victory..? by Presto+Vivace · · Score: 2 · on From FCC Head Wheeler, a Yellow Light For Internet Fast Lanes

    we have not won, but we can if we keep up the pressure on the FCC.

  6. For the benefit of those who just arrived by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Slashdot Tries Something New; Audience Responds!

    a brief summary: Slashdot users give new beta design a huge Bronx cheer

  7. slightly off topic by Presto+Vivace · · Score: 0 · on Experian Sold Social Security Numbers To ID Theft Service

    How to stop cyber crime

  8. Re:ENOUGH ALREADY! by Presto+Vivace · · Score: 1 · on FBI Pressures Internet Providers To Install Surveillance Software

    I have said it before, we cannot stop cyber crime as long as governments are corporations are leading the way.