Without echo chambers online, it never would have gotten so bad. People can stop interacting with those that don't agree and start to believe they are the only or majority opinion.
And furthermore, the FCC seems to be pointing out one side's fake comments to paint a picture that the common man is actually in favor of what they are doing. Even if the FCC has the authority to do whatever they want anyway, they can still try to avoid further backlash by claiming a lack of controversy.
that their prior attempt was struck down by the supreme court.
Struck down because the Internet was misclassified as to the type of service it was. They re-classified it in order to grant the FCC the authority. Did you just wake up from a decade-long slumber?
An ISP business does not have to support another failing business segment. They are already earning enough from the ISP business to keep up their infrastructure and that's ALL that matters.
But NASA and in the aircraft industry still have less problems with bugs
How many external attacks are their on the systems? All NASA has to do is not include legacy MacOS binary compatibility to keep spacecraft relatively virus-proof.
They sell advertising. That doesn't cost you. It's the companies that buy advertising that will cost you more than your $30/mo. budget. But maybe you're either being intentionally obtuse or forgetting what you were arguing about.
The advertisers aren't your ISP. It's everyone you buy everything else from. If the cost of advertising goes up, so goes the cost of many things you buy.
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Without echo chambers online, it never would have gotten so bad. People can stop interacting with those that don't agree and start to believe they are the only or majority opinion.
By that definition, Obamacare as it was passed is fascist. Not denying it, just point it out. Socialized medicine seems less evil by a mile.
I think you vastly overestimate the popularity of this site.
And furthermore, the FCC seems to be pointing out one side's fake comments to paint a picture that the common man is actually in favor of what they are doing. Even if the FCC has the authority to do whatever they want anyway, they can still try to avoid further backlash by claiming a lack of controversy.
Broadcast decency standards are not a first amendment issue. You can disagree, but I don't really care.
What do you think "keep up" means? Don't believe their lies - they are only to help protect massive profits.
So that even broadcast TV or cell networks can legally be interfered with? You can't enforce spectrum assignments without a body to do so.
Wishful thinking is not incitement.
that their prior attempt was struck down by the supreme court.
Struck down because the Internet was misclassified as to the type of service it was. They re-classified it in order to grant the FCC the authority. Did you just wake up from a decade-long slumber?
Nerds are the smart frogs who look at the stove dial rather than try to wait for the water to slowly boil
An ISP business does not have to support another failing business segment. They are already earning enough from the ISP business to keep up their infrastructure and that's ALL that matters.
No, really. Lots of people are born without a penis.
cdreimer would like to have a word with you.
They're not going to price themselves out of their own profits. So if people buy ads, you pay for those ads in the products you buy.
And yet that has nothing to do with the point being made.
But NASA and in the aircraft industry still have less problems with bugs
How many external attacks are their on the systems? All NASA has to do is not include legacy MacOS binary compatibility to keep spacecraft relatively virus-proof.
Unless the A/V runs its own rootkit. Then it could probably still track what's going on.
Intelligent people that need to use commercial software.
You don't even have to go that far back. It work on Windows 98 or ME either.
They sell advertising. That doesn't cost you. It's the companies that buy advertising that will cost you more than your $30/mo. budget. But maybe you're either being intentionally obtuse or forgetting what you were arguing about.
The advertisers aren't your ISP. It's everyone you buy everything else from. If the cost of advertising goes up, so goes the cost of many things you buy.
The same? How many of them have been there for 53+ years? I mean, it's not none of them. But it's certainly not the same set.
They don't force you to buy electricity or running water either. What's your point?
v2.0 is an infinitely small version increase over v2.
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