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Post by Deleted on Dec 16, 2017 21:02:13 GMT
lmfao !!!! nah i was thinking that too the real eminem died and this dude is just a clone now lol but gtfo im still gona be listening to this new album whether hes a fuckin clone or not you fuckin jackass 🤬😂 |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 17, 2017 17:04:52 GMT
eminems new album is pretty cool actually i like it.. and i dont think hes a clone either lol.. i gota listen to it more but i think its better than recovery and mmlp 2 and is around the area of relapse which is another album alota people hated but i really like myself
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Post by ID on Dec 18, 2017 5:53:47 GMT
Sooo... has net neutrality repeal taken effect yet?  Poor souls, you. Though, you have that low tax salary money. Use it to buy the best internets. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 18, 2017 6:03:28 GMT
Sooo... has net neutrality repeal taken effect yet? Poor souls, you. Though, you have that low tax salary money. Use it to buy the best internets.
All the FCC did was repeal the title 2 classification. People are buying into fear mongering stating things that ISPs can already do, and things that are illegal for them to do regardless of the title 2 status. But Mark Hamill is smarmy on Twitter, so that trumps all facts I guess...
Memes aside, I'd be surprised if this decision effects anyone's day to day.
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Post by ID on Dec 18, 2017 6:14:44 GMT
Alright, that sounds good. People on the internet are making Ajit Pai to be the incarnation of Satan himself. It's a fuss over nothing, huh?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 18, 2017 6:21:20 GMT
Alright, that sounds good. People on the internet are making Ajit Pai to be the incarnation of Satan himself. It's a fuss over nothing, huh? |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 18, 2017 23:46:04 GMT
getting rid of net neutrality could mean more expensive internet... and yes.. even internet packages
just like they do with tv packages.. getting rid of net neutrality can allow them to do stuff like that since now they can block any website they want
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Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2017 0:20:27 GMT
getting rid of net neutrality could mean more expensive internet... and yes.. even internet packages just like they do with tv packages.. getting rid of net neutrality can allow them to do stuff like that since now they can block any website they want |
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Post by CptKirby on Dec 19, 2017 14:52:58 GMT
Lol none of my friends have a DS anymore! Ah. Well I generally traded anything from there onto the newer games to trade on the GTS (via wifi). That's what I meant by that. That makes sense. |
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Post by SHANE523 on Dec 19, 2017 17:07:50 GMT
getting rid of net neutrality could mean more expensive internet... and yes.. even internet packages just like they do with tv packages.. getting rid of net neutrality can allow them to do stuff like that since now they can block any website they wantAnd this is a perfect example of people believing the shouters!
Setz is correct.
"oh Net Neutrality is saving us from the big bad ISPs!!!!" No it wasn't!! Everyone wants to use Netflix and Comcast as an example. So let's continue that. Yes Comcast throttled Netflix, Yes they signed a deal and then Netflix called Comcast out! And I am 100% sure Comcast took a pretty big hit when that happened and I don't blame Netflix 1 bit! That being said.
Did you know you were most likely still being "throttled"? Did you think ISPs stopped throttling because of Net Neutrality? Well guess what, you were still being throttled!! This time we will use Time Warner (now Spectrum) as an example.
TWC has multiple areas where they provide service to millions of people, WI, OH, FLA for starters. In order for all of those customers to have access to Amazon for example they need to get outside of the TWC network and to do that you have to go through what is called an interconnect. TWC contracts with Level3 to access the backbones and then on to Amazon. In a "business decision" TWC only purchases access to 6 interconnects with a limit to bandwidth at each interconnect. So while TWC isn't "throttling" you for using Netflix or accessing Amazon they are bottlenecking access to the backbones! So please explain how Net Neutrality helped you? Because legally, they did NOTHING wrong but yet if there was a load on their network you would see issues or "unintentional throttling".
The other argument is "the ISPs can control what you see or sites you go to and push their agenda". Ok, so why doesn't anyone have an issue with the content providers doing this? Youtube, Facebook, Google and many others have been PROVEN to do this!!! So why is it ok for them to do it and not the ISPs? I am not saying this will happen but why the hypocrisy?
Do we want the shit that ISPs do to stop? YES but let capitalism work and that will happen. IF I find Spectrum is throttling me, I should have the option to go to another ISP. Stop municipalities such as your city/township from blocking competition!! My area is blocking Verizon, Google and other options to come in and supply Internet access, why? Who is getting money in their pocket for blocking them? THIS is what needs to stop, THIS is what we need to question and fight against!! IF Spectrum loses customers to their competition because of their practices what do you think will happen?
Outside of gaming VPNs are the answer too. It might be a good idea to see if that is a viable business. A good VPN will hide what sites and content you download from outside your ISP network. Gamers are screwed because that will add latency. But again, give us choices and competition between ISPs is a good thing for us, the consumer!
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