That means everyone is going to be stuck in a low competition environment where the incumbents have a huge advantage.
To see who gets the advantage from net neutrality, look at who is sponsoring it: Google/YouTube, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, Netflix. Do you seriously want us to believe that on this one issue, these companies are putting aside their incumbent advantage and lobbying to make it easier and cheaper for small competitors to compete with them. Get real. These companies know that "net neutrality" is in their financial advantage and makes it harder for small companies to compete.
or you look at who's opposing it. in this case AT&T, Verizon, Comcast.
maybe adding a "use it or lose it" provision like trademarks would work? For example if the content is not available for of time then it reverts to public domain?
I know that the one that was for 4th edition let you save characters on the server tied to your account. Also you could generate PDFs or print, so I presume you're going to be able to do the same
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maybe if you put the right cover sheets on the TPS reports there wouldn't be a problem?
I vaguely remember (because I was in Elementary School) talk about another ice age in the mid-late 70's
was that the recent "Missile Test"/Attention whore attempt by North Korea.
it seems like the only part of the Bill of Rights that hasn't been ignored is the Second.
and you don't need to add water if it's tied into the plumbing
why no 5 minutes?
I think they killed the DS/DSi for the 3DS.
To see who gets the advantage from net neutrality, look at who is sponsoring it: Google/YouTube, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, Netflix. Do you seriously want us to believe that on this one issue, these companies are putting aside their incumbent advantage and lobbying to make it easier and cheaper for small competitors to compete with them. Get real. These companies know that "net neutrality" is in their financial advantage and makes it harder for small companies to compete.
or you look at who's opposing it. in this case AT&T, Verizon, Comcast.
maybe adding a "use it or lose it" provision like trademarks would work? For example if the content is not available for of time then it reverts to public domain?
it is possible to be both at the same time
that's all fine until you can't remember what you used.
my guess is annoying all of the grammar pedants.
I don't know, and don't call me Shirley.
I was thinking more likely http://www.imdb.com/title/tt03...
someone on slashdot using a sports analogy? I thought we used car analogies here?
I don't know.
The Art of Madness by A.J. Mayall https://www.amazon.com/Art-Mad...
I thought Chuck Tingle was ebook only?
90% of everything is crap
I always thought Sociopath was the more "normal" of the two.
there's a community update that is somewhat more complete the only thing missing are the test articles from the last few weeks.
the only thing that would make it better is if they came out with an android version.
I know that the one that was for 4th edition let you save characters on the server tied to your account. Also you could generate PDFs or print, so I presume you're going to be able to do the same
as a tangent to that Another Scalzi title, Redshirts is in Development purgatory/limbo
what about keeping the phone in a front pocket?