draw attention to yourself even if
times is really cool, and helps
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Hey, thanks! This thing
Ever travel on I-95 in Maryland? Toll-encumbered alternative roadways, placed alongside free interstates, are offered to provide a superior, faster driving experience... except that often isn't the case. They use dynamic, on-the-fly demand pricing, so you can never really calculate the value proposition as you approach an entrance. And they're limited-access... might just miss your exit. Watchdog groups estimate they'll never, ever generate enough revenue to cover the immense cost of construction. And it all sounds just like your analogy! Thanks to you, I'll be thinking ISP instead of I95 when I'm streaming past those "fast lanes".
"The lack of control over the content..."
The providers' content is perfectly controlled, just the way they want it... 3, 4 or 5 streams per account. And it's working really well. Stop whining, and start innovating.
So... are they actually doing content interrogation on these data streams to see what's inside... standard def, HD-junior (720p) or 4K? Or are they looking at transfer rates and QOS data, and making a guess? It would be interesting to know whether they've "got eyes on" everyone's content, just like our Most Benevolent Overlords in the security sector.
As long as we're dreamin' big, let's review all patents every 7 years for obviousness and obsolescence.
All told, I think we've just created 1.3 million new jobs for reviewers and analysts.
"... the best thing for America’s fragile economy..."
Whoa... don't use that phrase near Chairman Pai's boss! He MAGA'd the economy, from what I hear.
This is the problem with astroturfing; you can't manage the messaging with any nuance, and your amateur apologists accidentally say things that don't match the supplied narrative. Or, worse yet, they might say something that's true.
What a busy bunch, those Gabbers! Wondering what might happen if they put a tenth of that energy into tweaking and deploying their app...
Every time a brilliant world figure takes a stand on making research available under Open Access, a tree in the Elsevier parking lot bursts into flame.
Those subsidy checks are scheduled to be written just after Verizon finishes refunding its unused NY-NJ subsidies.
The bitter memory of swapping Manhattan for $24 worth of beads is a powerful motivator; native tribes have learned well from their oppressors.
She's making things better for citizens by pretty much locking-in a 2.5-out-of-5 star rating. State-mandated mediocrity, to protect the poor, uninformed locals.
Need to read this aloud using Bullwinkle's "Boris and Natasha" accents.
-- John Amos as Cleo McDowell, "Coming to America" (1988)
In other news, China today banned wontons and chewing gum from new facial recognition security centers...
If they're going to spin that yarn, they should at least have it take place in a glassed-in, dramatically lit control room, with voiceprints and retina scans all around. And genital biometric devices. And then Jackie Chan breaks through the glass and...
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Techdirt keeps overlooking that Youtube is NOT a "Good Samaritan" nor acting in "good faith".
you don't have much to say.