17 minutes ago, Rxd said:

So we have no more net nuetrality..

 

I'm pretty sure they still have to defend it in court, which they have failed to do 2 times so far.

Perfect time for mobile tethering to kick off imo. Tethering isn't no where near as bad as it use to be a year ago. Putting my money on these guys

 

 

quick download all the piper perri+ elsa jean scenes!

 

38 minutes ago, Tutorial Island said:

I don't get the joke ?

Ajit will have to go else where if he wants to farm rsgp

2 minutes ago, Zappster said:

Ajit will have to go else where if he wants to farm rsgp

Please have a seizure warning for your avatar. I almost had a stroke.

weebs

1 minute ago, Viston said:

Please have a seizure warning for your avatar. I almost had a stroke.

Warning: seizure warning

JAJAJA estados unidos no manches

pinche gringos en la FCC

45 minutes ago, Viston said:

Please have a seizure warning for your avatar. I almost had a stroke.

Quiet boy

44 minutes ago, Zappster said:

Warning: seizure warning

Your avatar looks like shit

47 minutes ago, Explv said:

Quiet boy

Your avatar looks like shit

Oh god, you too...

Net neutrality is a joke. The internet operated fine until the government got involved. You already pay tiered services for your phone provider, why should the internet be different. This net neutrality movement is the single biggest spread of misinformation I've seen.

An old grandma wanting to check her email once or twice per day should not have to pay as much as a gaming/pirating memester who just sucks up bandwidth. 

You are an absolute fool if you think companies will charge $10 for netflix, $10 for youtube, etc. That's the biggest lie I've ever heard. Nobody would pay for that, so it doesn't make sense for a company to offer that. If a company does something you don't like you do not have to buy from that company, nobody is forcing your hand. Capitalism and a free market will work itself out like always. When government gets involved in something it shouldn't it limits growth. Imagine how much cheaper internet could be with the free market being able to work without restrictions. If you don't like your internet being limited protest the company, don't go crying to the government. 

Didn't want to make this political but this is relevant so screw it. When republicans see something they don't like, they don't buy it. When democrats see something they don't like, they try to restrict it and ban for everyone. 

Edited December 16, 20178 yr by Jordan

On 12/16/2017 at 3:46 PM, Jordan said:

Net neutrality is a joke. The internet operated fine until the government got involved. You already pay tiered services for your phone provider, why should the internet be different. This net neutrality movement is the single biggest spread of misinformation I've seen.

An old grandma wanting to check her email once or twice per day should not have to pay as much as a gaming/pirating memester who just sucks up bandwidth. 

You are an absolute fool if you think companies will charge $10 for netflix, $10 for youtube, etc. That's the biggest lie I've ever heard. Nobody would pay for that, so it doesn't make sense for a company to offer that. If a company does something you don't like you do not have to buy from that company, nobody is forcing your hand. Capitalism and a free market will work itself out like always. When government gets involved in something it shouldn't it limits growth. Imagine how much cheaper internet could be with the free market being able to work without restrictions. If you don't like your internet being limited protest the company, don't go crying to the government. 

Didn't want to make this political but this is relevant so screw it. When republicans see something they don't like, they don't buy it. When democrats see something they don't like, they try to restrict it and ban for everyone. 

I know 3 years was a very long time ago:

https://www.cnet.com/news/netflix-reaches-streaming-traffic-agreement-with-comcast/

 

But there was a time when cable companies were actually slowing down their competitors until the government got involved and said that it was unfair; which I agree with. 

On 16.12.2017 at 9:46 PM, Jordan said:

. If a company does something you don't like you do not have to buy from that company, nobody is forcing your hand.

that logic works for fast food chains but not for necessary supplys like water/electricity/internet