Think of the relief that the loss of 3/4 of a million subscribers will bring to those that are capped or otherwise hamstrung by congested networks, this is a huge win.
The expand button works as it did previously, however following reading an expanded article the collapse button takes me to the relative position of the collapsed page as if I was on the expanded page, and puts me in the middle of collapsed articles I haven’t reached yet. It’s confusing and I have to constantly scroll up to reach where I was. This action is unexpected.
Thank you.
We connect to the internet through a rural DSL line (2.78/0.65), that’s all we get. We have Spectrum at the street but they want $22’000 to run cable from the street to the house half a mile down our driveway. I often wonder if Spectrum counts us as “being serviced” by them, in terms of their coverage. Our neighbor has the same issue except they want $9’000 from him. And here we sit with no alternatives.
Is it possible the guy is getting charged without any realistic probability of being found guilty just so the experience of it all causes him to knock it off?
Seems to me that they are opening a can of worms here, on top of gathering and assessing evidence yourself SF prosecutors now also have to review how other agencies acted, seems like that could be a lot of work IDK?
Following the suicide some assessment of bullying and reporting thereof would be very illuminating. I see what they have done and some policy and position considerations but what’s missing are metrics regarding wether the bullying situation improved in the time since the suicide during which all these efforts were made. Is what they are doing making any difference?
In my opinion S230 and the attempts at meddling therewith are all symptoms of the broken social media landscape. If SM wasn’t so toxic we wouldn’t have need for most of this. I’m just making that observation.
The toxic mess that has followed social media. Why people participate in this garbage is beyond me. Engaging on FB, Twitter, Instagram, Tik Tok etc has become a super unpleasant activity and really diminishes the perceived benefits. It’s the modern equivalent of hate and propaganda leaflets dropped from the air in WWII except now your friends are sending them to you, and you are judged by the ones that land at your door.
There is one under appreciated side benefit of having very slow 5G in the US: It means that Americans are killed in fewer number and more slowly by 5G waves. The graphic shows that US Mbps (Millions of Brave People Succumbing) values are much lower than South Korea for example. I’m sure we can all get behind that.
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Yep got it.
Ok so this is really about problems with solutions to solutions for problems.
Hello I’m here for an argument.
“That’s not an argument.” I’m not allowed to argue unless you pay.
Minus 3/4 of a million will ease congestion significantly.
Think of the relief that the loss of 3/4 of a million subscribers will bring to those that are capped or otherwise hamstrung by congested networks, this is a huge win.
Expand / Collapse button works unexpectedly
The expand button works as it did previously, however following reading an expanded article the collapse button takes me to the relative position of the collapsed page as if I was on the expanded page, and puts me in the middle of collapsed articles I haven’t reached yet. It’s confusing and I have to constantly scroll up to reach where I was. This action is unexpected. Thank you.
Maximize battery life
Turn off Verizon all together.
When DSL is all we have.
We connect to the internet through a rural DSL line (2.78/0.65), that’s all we get. We have Spectrum at the street but they want $22’000 to run cable from the street to the house half a mile down our driveway. I often wonder if Spectrum counts us as “being serviced” by them, in terms of their coverage. Our neighbor has the same issue except they want $9’000 from him. And here we sit with no alternatives.
Is this just a criminal version of a SLAPP suit
Is it possible the guy is getting charged without any realistic probability of being found guilty just so the experience of it all causes him to knock it off?
What a way to pollute your evidence
Seems to me that they are opening a can of worms here, on top of gathering and assessing evidence yourself SF prosecutors now also have to review how other agencies acted, seems like that could be a lot of work IDK?
Has the bullying situation improved?
Following the suicide some assessment of bullying and reporting thereof would be very illuminating. I see what they have done and some policy and position considerations but what’s missing are metrics regarding wether the bullying situation improved in the time since the suicide during which all these efforts were made. Is what they are doing making any difference?
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STS you are a smarter individual than that.
In my opinion S230 and the attempts at meddling therewith are all symptoms of the broken social media landscape. If SM wasn’t so toxic we wouldn’t have need for most of this. I’m just making that observation.
Sign me out
The toxic mess that has followed social media. Why people participate in this garbage is beyond me. Engaging on FB, Twitter, Instagram, Tik Tok etc has become a super unpleasant activity and really diminishes the perceived benefits. It’s the modern equivalent of hate and propaganda leaflets dropped from the air in WWII except now your friends are sending them to you, and you are judged by the ones that land at your door.
Re: Re: The perils of slow 5G
/s
Going into DIGS
What’s new is old, we called these co-hab houses a DIGS in my day, I believe it’s possibly a WWI term from “Digging in together”.
The perils of slow 5G
There is one under appreciated side benefit of having very slow 5G in the US: It means that Americans are killed in fewer number and more slowly by 5G waves. The graphic shows that US Mbps (Millions of Brave People Succumbing) values are much lower than South Korea for example. I’m sure we can all get behind that.