Ajit Pai says you’re going to love the death of net neutrality
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#2Part of me really hopes the internet heads into the crapper within the next couple years. It's time for a reboot anyway, to clear the cruft.
Re: Ajit Pai says you’re going to love the death of net neutrality
#3Part of me really hopes the internet heads into the crapper within the next couple years. It's time for a reboot anyway, to clear the cruft.
I don't know if the issue is the internet, I think it's the platforms that make up the internet. Google search has gone down the drain for me. 10 years ago I would find content from many sources, in depth blog posts and articles well written.
Now every search is results from a small hand full of websites, full of top 10 lists you have to click through and one paragraph articles where I learn nothing.
Don't believe me? Try to Google any medical condition.
Re: Ajit Pai says you’re going to love the death of net neutrality
#4Part of me really hopes the internet heads into the crapper within the next couple years. It's time for a reboot anyway, to clear the cruft.
What makes you think anything better will emerge from the wreckage?
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#6Part of me really hopes the internet heads into the crapper within the next couple years. It's time for a reboot anyway, to clear the cruft.
What makes you think anything better will emerge from the wreckage?
We were just talking about this same thing on /r/seo today. The search results are getting poorer and poorer and pbn’s are eating relevant search results.
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#7Whatever is happening in America these days is tipped in balance towards whoever owns the gun. If the gun owners say "no net neutrality" what the other 99% say doesn't matter. A confidence by way of vote in the next election might reverse this but it is no mystery that the weight of a bullet is still much higher than that of a vote. Basically, choosing between death vs. a shepherd.
I wouldn't be surprised if a flip of tyranny has already occurred earlier this year. After all the reporter in her natural discourse did mention about the two dictators meeting in Singapore.
It was an honest mistake from her, but the thought has crossed our minds. It probably happened sometime ago.
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Re: Ajit Pai says you’re going to love the death of net neutrality
#8It doesn't apply to me, but I love it simply because it irritates members of the American left.
Re: Ajit Pai says you’re going to love the death of net neutrality
#9Whatever is happening in America these days is tipped in balance towards whoever owns the gun. If the gun owners say "no net neutrality" what the other 99% say doesn't matter. A confidence by way of vote in the next election might reverse this but it is no mystery that the weight of a bullet is still much higher than that of a vote. Basically, choosing between death vs. a shepherd. I wouldn't be surprised if a flip o…
I'm not following your analogy about "the gun". Can you rephrase?
Re: Ajit Pai says you’re going to love the death of net neutrality
#10Anyone willing to consider that maybe he's right about this issue?