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Court blocks $1B copyright ruling that punished ISP for its users' piracy

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Re: Court blocks $1B copyright ruling that punished ISP for its users' piracy

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True, rent prices are typically the most important figure for any property. Everything else comes secondary - if you're halfway down the search results because of your prices, almost nobody will even see that utilities are included.

It's the airline ticket problem - you need to be "selling" the same as everyone else, because nobody checks. Included utilities is like included luggage.

"Nobody checks" because it's a seller's market. If the cost of housing dropped tenfold then I guarantee you that landlords would emphasize the value-add.

Re: Court blocks $1B copyright ruling that punished ISP for its users' piracy

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Is there a reason your phone doesn't have data services in this example?

I missed that detail (it was illustrative and intended to be slightly humorous). A few that come to mind from my last few years: - The modem in question is in the lower floors of a skyscraper. Nobody has good service. Incidentally, till wifi texting and calling became popular, that made forced SMS 2FA way more annoying than it already was -- run outside to catch a bar of service, try to get back to your apartment bef…

Internet on laptop makes more sense than on a phone: bigger screen is better for both text and video.
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