It looks like you've totally lost the plot.
Competition can only flourish to the benefit of the consumers when these companies have to abide by comparable and preferably national rules.
Having them decided at local level is simply highly inefficient for *all* parties involved.
Let companies, as service providers, compete on services rendered for the price the market supports, not by allowing them to do back room deals with strong interests and thus taking away any choice for the consumer.
At all points the interests of the consumer should top those of the companies, they don't have to provide a service when they feel it's not economically feasible.
Net neutrality is all about opening up, not about limiting.
Most of your examples are possible in the net neutrality rules we have in (certain) EU countries.
When an ISP wants to offer certain filters like Christian fundamentalist, they can, it's just that they'll have to make an open pipe available for the basic price and not put any barriers in the way of the consumer wanting such.
And that's the beauty of NN, there's a basic not artificially restricted internet where it's left to the consumer to decide what extra services he wants to buy.
Basically they should just have left the touchpad off the computer, who uses them anyways?
I'm serious, these things don't even get close to the usability/ accuracy of a mouse or trackpoint with three buttons and only cause your cursor to jump when typing.
With the useless trackpad out of the way we could have had a proper keyboard layout with full size PgUp/PgDn Home and End buttons.
Yes shiny screens are an insult to the user.
I do like the hinge system where the opened screen raises the computer off the desk giving an improved ventilation.
The sort of technological challenges that NASA addresses help science and humanity forward.
It might not be directly aimed at a (name your pet cause) but it's such high-standing technology that it is instrumental or even defining for many other fields.
Representative Ben Wade stated that evolution is just a theory, and that Darwin made it all up.
Representative Wade has clearly and carefully observed his electorate, even in families with 5 or 6 generations alive there is no perceptible progress!
So by consequence evolution does not exist.
Voicing opposition against the best example of applied science in the last decade(s) and in a thread about the horrors of Kentucky's most backward policy makers is trolling, no slagging of Apple is going to turn it around.
I think you mix up Dropbox and Webdavs, it's the latter that shows the remote files as part of your tree, Dropbox only shows a local copy unless you use a browser and get on the net.
Indeed, according to the warped Muslim beliefs of Saudi men you can do all kinds of otherwise forbidden things with persons that are still of the age of innocence.
I have personally seen large buildings where under-age kids were censoring foreign printed publications before distribution.
A rather shabby piece of cleric would first investigate the magazines and newspapers and specify what needed to be cut out.
These examples were then hung on the wall and the kids went to work, no damage to them when they had to handle all these photo's of insufficiently dressed people because they were of the age of innocence.
A brochure for expensive yachts and boats was nearly the worst victim, on virtually all photo's there were people in states of undress so in the end there would be little left of the magazine if not for the fact that the importer of the yachts paid extra to have the kids use sharpies to paint clothes on the bikini babes and yacht men in shorts.
At least three things in that last sentence don't correlate, Poland was and is overwhelmingly for the EU, they were already a member by the time the plane crash happened and the crash was on Russian soil, a country that is not so happy with Poland getting cosier with the West.
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Competition can only flourish to the benefit of the consumers when these companies have to abide by comparable and preferably national rules.
Having them decided at local level is simply highly inefficient for *all* parties involved.
Let companies, as service providers, compete on services rendered for the price the market supports, not by allowing them to do back room deals with strong interests and thus taking away any choice for the consumer.
At all points the interests of the consumer should top those of the companies, they don't have to provide a service when they feel it's not economically feasible.
Net neutrality is all about opening up, not about limiting.
When an ISP wants to offer certain filters like Christian fundamentalist, they can, it's just that they'll have to make an open pipe available for the basic price and not put any barriers in the way of the consumer wanting such.
And that's the beauty of NN, there's a basic not artificially restricted internet where it's left to the consumer to decide what extra services he wants to buy.
Even if NN were a real possibility (which it isn't)
Then why does it work in Europe?
It gets worse, the thing sells here in The Netherlands with a 1366 x 768 screen...
I'm serious, these things don't even get close to the usability/ accuracy of a mouse or trackpoint with three buttons and only cause your cursor to jump when typing.
With the useless trackpad out of the way we could have had a proper keyboard layout with full size PgUp/PgDn Home and End buttons.
Yes shiny screens are an insult to the user.
I do like the hinge system where the opened screen raises the computer off the desk giving an improved ventilation.
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An e-paper reader can be used in full daylight, a tremendous advantage.
Plus they are not expensive.
The sort of technological challenges that NASA addresses help science and humanity forward.
It might not be directly aimed at a (name your pet cause) but it's such high-standing technology that it is instrumental or even defining for many other fields.
I knew all this physical exercise causes dumbing down.
LOL!
Science is usually in motion and you'd have to reason to find the best answer, this would not make a level playing field!
Representative Ben Wade stated that evolution is just a theory, and that Darwin made it all up. Representative Wade has clearly and carefully observed his electorate, even in families with 5 or 6 generations alive there is no perceptible progress!
So by consequence evolution does not exist.
Implying that Knowledge does a bad job selling it's ideas.
Voicing opposition against the best example of applied science in the last decade(s) and in a thread about the horrors of Kentucky's most backward policy makers is trolling, no slagging of Apple is going to turn it around.
Providing the interpretation is indeed going to be along these lines +1 insightful.
Duh, it's a standard option of KDE to pin a window either always to the foreground or always to the background.
Under the environmental circumstances that is high resolution.
The better brands have your remote date encrypted, that way it's safe from thieves even though you can still lose it.
I think you mix up Dropbox and Webdavs, it's the latter that shows the remote files as part of your tree, Dropbox only shows a local copy unless you use a browser and get on the net.
These Islamists have convinced themselves it is a form of cleansing.
Because taxpayers aren't a homogeneous group it remains a form of censorship, one group telling another what to do or not.
I have personally seen large buildings where under-age kids were censoring foreign printed publications before distribution.
A rather shabby piece of cleric would first investigate the magazines and newspapers and specify what needed to be cut out.
These examples were then hung on the wall and the kids went to work, no damage to them when they had to handle all these photo's of insufficiently dressed people because they were of the age of innocence.
A brochure for expensive yachts and boats was nearly the worst victim, on virtually all photo's there were people in states of undress so in the end there would be little left of the magazine if not for the fact that the importer of the yachts paid extra to have the kids use sharpies to paint clothes on the bikini babes and yacht men in shorts.
A sick society.
The ultimate conspiracy :)
At least three things in that last sentence don't correlate, Poland was and is overwhelmingly for the EU, they were already a member by the time the plane crash happened and the crash was on Russian soil, a country that is not so happy with Poland getting cosier with the West.
I'm not sure about this particular case but at this range measuring the radiation or frequency/wavelength (or colour) is often used as the indicator.